Hill Street Park is hosting a "Little Leprechaun" event for toddlers on March 16, featuring crafts and storytime. Pre-registration and an $8 fee are required.

Court records show a registered Durham sex offender, Javone Darrell Parker, has been indicted on statutory rape and abduction charges; bond is set and hearings are scheduled in March.

The N.C. Department of Revenue released guidance on federal tax law's impact on state tax filings for 2025, highlighting the differences that North Carolinians need to consider.

NC Governor Stein honors the contributions of Black farmers during a Black History Month event, acknowledging their role in the state's agricultural history.

Measles cases rise to 22 in North Carolina, prompting NCDHHS to urge vaccination, especially for unvaccinated children and infants 6-11 months in affected areas.

A planned 160-unit affordable housing project near Moore Square has been paused after the developer withdrew and a lease option expired. City officials are weighing next steps for the downtown parcels.

A ski-masked suspect robbed the Dollar General on Ganyard Farm Way Tuesday afternoon; Durham police say no one was hurt and detectives are investigating.

The Apex Police Department celebrated National School Resource Officer Appreciation Day, highlighting the pivotal role of SROs in school safety and student mentorship on social media.

A silver sedan with a shattered rear window and multiple bullet holes was found in a Durham business lot Tuesday; police cordoned the scene and are investigating.

Mike Causey, NC Insurance Commissioner, will speak at the Salisbury Rotary Club and present a Century Award to Fisher Greene Walker Hill Insurance for over 100 years of service.

The Johnson County MO Sheriff's Office celebrated National School Resource Deputy Appreciation Day, thanking Deputies Medina, Matter, and Sgt. Malcolm for their service in schools.

A Raleigh man turned losing holiday scratch‑offs into a $1 million second‑chance win and says his wife is 'freaking out.' He claimed a $432,060 lump sum after taxes.

Durham County promotes the Kids Voting Durham program where students under 18 can participate in mock Board of Education elections alongside adults' early voting period.