A woman died after an apparent accidental shooting in Moore County. The Sheriff's Office is investigating, no charges have been made, and the shooter is cooperating with authorities.

A fire on Christmas Eve damaged a wooden bridge on Walnut Creek Trail in Raleigh, causing a trail closure between mile markers 2.25 and 2.50 and a 2-3 month recovery period.

A shooting on Guess Road in Durham wounded three people, with one in critical condition. The incident, which took place near a shopping plaza, is under investigation.

Master Trooper Anthony S. Godwin of the North Carolina State Highway Patrol passed away off-duty on New Year's Eve, deeply mourned by family, colleagues, and the communities he served.

Governor Josh Stein signed five executive orders to support western North Carolina's recovery from Helene, providing housing, repairing infrastructure, and setting up support structures like GROW NC and a Division of Community Revitalization.

Maurice "Mo" Green was sworn in as North Carolina's Superintendent of Public Instruction, aiming to enhance academic and character development in schools.

Two individuals, Zikera Wardlow, 16, and De’Anthony Letrelle Morgan, 20, were found shot dead in a vehicle in Hillsborough. The police are investigating the incident.

The article details the current sunny weather outlook for Raleigh in early 2025, with daily forecasts including temperatures, wind speeds, and chances of precipitation.

The article describes Governor Roy Cooper's success in improving North Carolina's economy and job growth, noting that over 640,000 new jobs have been created and praising the state's recovery after the repeal of the controversial House Bill 2.

In North Carolina, individual campaign contribution limits will increase from $6,400 to $6,800 starting January 1, due to a cost of living adjustment.

Duke University Hospital is restoring its operations following a water pipe burst on December 26 that caused significant flood damage, with efforts to fully reopen the emergency department to ambulance traffic.

The John P. "Top" Green Community Center in Raleigh is hosting “Centuries in the Making,” an exhibit every Friday in February to celebrate Black History Month and the heritage of East Raleigh’s African American community.

A Harnett County mother, Victoria Natasha Crosby, was charged with the murder of her daughter, Tiffani Dominique Crosby, after a domestic dispute turned fatal.