A bank robbery occurred in Zebulon, NC, with the suspect escaping in a Nissan Altima. No injuries were reported. Authorities are seeking public assistance.

A former firefighter, John William Myers, faces felony charges for insurance fraud after allegedly receiving over $100,000 in improper disability payments.

Raleigh introduces new technologies like Brine Boss and Frost Solutions to improve winter weather response, enhancing road safety and reducing environmental impact while monitoring real-time conditions.

Wake County Sheriff's Office warns of scammers posing as their employees to falsely demand payment for protective orders via phone, using various untraceable payment methods. The office reminds the public they never solicit money over the phone.

Governor Josh Stein addresses safety and road-clearing efforts after a snowstorm in North Carolina, advising caution due to low temperatures and icy conditions.

North Carolina officials warn against travel due to a severe winter storm with high winds and heavy snowfall, affecting roads and transportation services.

Chaney Road near Western Boulevard in Wake County is closing for grading and roadway work from January 31 until the end of March, with detours via Kent Road and Garland Drive.

Johnston County towns and groups install AEDs at ballfields, supported by grants to enhance public safety, with recent incidents highlighting their importance.

North Carolina unveils a packed 2026 event schedule aimed at boosting the economy and community engagement with highlights like the NASCAR Cook Out Clash and World Cup Soccer Sendoff Game.

City Hall Parking Deck's top tier is closed until further notice due to severe weather risk, as announced by city officials prioritizing safety. Nearby alternatives include Wilmington and Moore Square decks.

Governor Josh Stein declares January 27, 2026, as International Holocaust Remembrance Day in North Carolina, coinciding with the 81st anniversary of Auschwitz's liberation.

Peach Road Park's "Garden Play" invites 3-6-year-olds for gardening activities on April 29, aiming to foster environmental interest. Registration and fees required.

Raleigh's Parks and Recreation Department offers a Counselor In Training program for teens aged 14-16 to develop leadership skills by volunteering at summer camps.