Interstate 40 in Wake County will have nightly closures for bridge work, starting Sunday, affecting eastbound lanes and requiring a detour via U.S. 70 and N.C. 42.

A man from Wilson County is charged with insurance fraud and related felonies after a multi-agency probe into false claims regarding his car's theft and crash.

The Town of Holly Springs reminds residents to recycle holiday-related items, including cardboard boxes, through their waste contractor's services, encouraging environmentally responsible practices.

The Illuminate Art Walk is returning to downtown Raleigh in December, featuring LED installations like The TUNNEL and work by local artists, offering a free and self-guided experience from December 6, 2024, to January 6, 2025.

Governor Roy Cooper advises North Carolinians to prepare for winter weather, emphasizing proactive steps like having an emergency plan and staying informed on weather conditions.

The North Carolina State Board of Elections is conducting a partial hand recount in a close Supreme Court race following candidate Jefferson G. Griffin's request.

The newly elected Raleigh City Council, including Mayor Janet Cowell, was inaugurated at a public ceremony with cultural displays, and will hold its first session today.

The Raleigh Police Department focuses on crime prevention and community ties, urging the public to report crimes properly and fostering safety and cooperation in the city.

A teen driver died after crashing into a tree during a high-speed chase with North Carolina State Highway Patrol in Johnston County. The 16-year-old, Cohen Josef Quigley, was unbelted and a passenger sustained minor injuries.

The University of North Carolina fired head football coach Mack Brown after periods of underperformance, despite his historical success with the team.

Wake County Animal Center reduces adoption fees in "Home for the Holidays" campaign to find homes for pets with $25 for dogs and $5 for cats from Dec. 1-22.

A missing 15-year-old named Nancy Cartagena-Buezo from Chapel Hill was found safe after a brief disappearance. No details on her condition or whereabouts during the disappearance were released.

Raleigh has launched the CARES Program for alternative crisis intervention, focusing on non-violent emergencies with trained specialists for healthcare, social work, and mental health instead of law enforcement.