Durham residents are advised to prepare for a disruptive winter storm with snow, sleet, and freezing rain this weekend, potentially impacting services into the next week.

Dr. Jurgen Buchenau will give a lecture on the U.S.-Mexican War at the President James K. Polk State Historic Site on February 7, as part of the America 250 series.

Raleigh invites teens to apply for its Summer Youth Employment Program offering an eight-week paid internship for professional skills development. Eligible 15-18-year-olds must apply by March 18 and meet certain requirements.

North Carolina Governor Josh Stein announces appointments to boards and commissions, highlighting diverse leaders in fields like law enforcement, health, finance, and more.

Timothy Johnson, convicted of first-degree murder in 1995, is approved for parole in North Carolina, aligning with the MAPP rehabilitation program for his 2026 release.

Michelle Wilkinson inspired her community in Wake Forest by voluntarily cleaning up litter, prompting the town to promote its "Litter Kits" for others to join the effort.

Icy roads led to the closure of I-540 in Knightdale, causing travel delays. The police warned of significant disruptions and advised seeking alternative routes.

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.