A man was fatally shot in Goldsboro; police responded to ShotSpotter alert, finding 31-year-old Larry Saunders Jr. dead. An investigation is underway.

Two suspects were arrested following a fatal Thanksgiving shooting in Zebulon, with one charged with murder and the other with accessory after the fact.

Durham Police seek the public's help in identifying a suspect involved in four business robberies in South Durham last November, with the possibility of a cash reward for information.

Former Marine Paul Anthony Reyes was sentenced to 12 years for possessing and distributing CSAM as part of Project Safe Childhood. The investigation was sparked by a tip from Instagram.

The North Carolina Department of Insurance received the Wellbeing First Champion for 2024 award from ALL IN: Wellbeing First for Healthcare for promoting healthcare worker wellness.

Michelle Daniels of Wake Forest earned the Certified Local Government Budget Officers designation, recognizing her expertise in municipal finance management.

NCDHHS invests $1.5 million into North Carolina school-based health centers to expand behavioral health services for children, emphasizing early intervention and access to care.

Mostly cloudy skies and brisk winds expected in Raleigh today with a chance of rain this evening and Friday afternoon. The weekend forecast suggests clearing skies with colder nighttime temperatures.

Wake County's U.S. 401 is slated for expansion and improvements through a $6.3 million contract awarded to Branch Civil Inc., aiming to alleviate traffic congestion by 2026.

A Greensboro man, Travis Van Coleman, is charged with insurance fraud and attempting to obtain property by false pretense, as announced by North Carolina officials.

North Carolina's Division of Aviation received a federal grant to develop a drone program for disaster response, including 'drone-in-a-box' technology for rapid assessment and supply delivery.

Brier Creek Community Center offers weekly backyard games for individuals aged 8 and up, every Tuesday night, with indoor or outdoor settings dependent on weather.

NCDPI seeks public input on its plan to request a waiver for exceeding a 1.0% cap on alternate student assessments, with a submission deadline of January 15, 2025.