Raleigh faces black ice risks and a potential winter storm; residents advised to be cautious on icy roads and prepare for severe cold and snow chances this weekend.

NCDHHS Secretary Dev Sangvai marks one year with initiatives on access to care, mental health, and child support, including Medicaid expansion and a $6.5 billion medical debt relief.

The Move Together Kiwanis event in Raleigh offers outdoor wellness activities for all ages on Wednesdays in February, aiming to promote health and community.

Raleigh's Black History Trolley Tour offers an immersive experience into Oberlin Village's history, with tours starting at Mordecai Historic Park for $15.

Raleigh is advancing the Quail Hollow Drive Green Street project, focusing on safety and sustainability with features like cycle tracks, reduced speed limits, and green stormwater infrastructure. Public input is encouraged for the design phase.

PLJCS now offers 'PATRON PICKS' under 'PLJCS Reads', a feature for personalized book recommendations, enhancing the service by incorporating community favorites.

North Carolina sees a significant rise in flu-related deaths this season, with 134 fatalities including three children, surpassing the previous year's count.

NCDPI invites public comments on revisions to North Carolina's ESSA State Plan that aim to align language with current procedures, enhance English Language Learner criteria, and update school accountability measures.

Raleigh issued a Hazardous Weather Outlook for a cold front, with real-feel temps hitting teens to twenties on Thursday, and a 40% chance of rain today.

North Carolina Department of Revenue began accepting 2025 business income tax returns on Jan. 13, with a deadline of April 15 for calendar-year filers. They recommend e-filing for quicker processing.

Under the leadership of Secretary Piccione, NCDIT significantly advanced tech modernization in 2025, improving AI governance, IT procurement, cybersecurity, and broadband access in North Carolina.

Raleigh residents engage in outdoor activities during winter evenings through the "Greenway After Dark Series," allowing walks or runs up to 3 miles. The events are free, pet-friendly, and do not require pre-registration.

Raleigh hosts a free drumming event celebrating global rhythms, featuring food trucks and crafts, and includes performances from Japanese, Senegalese, and local drumming ensembles.