Raleigh, NC expects cold weather with temperatures ranging from 20 to 25 degrees at night, despite sunny days with highs near 46 degrees; a slight warm-up and rain are forecast for Sunday. No hazardous weather is expected later in the week.

The Durham Police Department shared a checklist on social media for home and travel safety during Thanksgiving, including securing homes and planning for safe travel.

Durham Police warn of rising package thefts and urge shoppers to secure deliveries during the holiday shopping season to prevent theft and secure their property.

Raleigh Arts Partners presents a range of holiday events including acrobatic symphonies, DIY pottery, choral performances, theatrical productions, and ballet.

A man from Forsyth County has been charged with insurance fraud after claiming his truck was stolen; it was actually towed. He received a payout of $24,134.82 from GEICO Indemnity Corp.

The City of Raleigh Museum is hosting a "Sip 'n Shop" event on December 5 from 5:30 to 9 p.m., offering free admission, holiday-themed drinks, and local vendor shopping.

Officer Dale Robedee has been sworn in as the newest member of the Fuquay-Varina Police Department, with his training from Wake Tech lauded by the team.

GE Aerospace is expanding its West Jefferson, NC facility with a $52.9 million investment, creating 44 new jobs, focusing on CFM LEAP engine components, and receiving a $100,000 grant from the One NC Fund.

Raleigh hosts its first Mardi Gras Masquerade Prom for Adults on Feb. 7, offering music, masks, and charitable giving for the over-21 crowd at The Chapel at Dix Park.

Governor and First Lady Stein hosted a Friendsgiving for the 4th Fighter Wing, underlining their commitment to North Carolina's servicemembers and launching initiatives to support veterans.

North Carolina seeks $200 million in federal funds to enhance rural healthcare, with a plan involving stakeholders and aiming to address challenges in rural communities.

Raleigh launches a joint space for teen programs and non-profits, fostering education, arts, and collaboration.

N.C. Division of Motor Vehicles introduces new work zone driver training courses for teen and adult drivers, becoming part of the mandatory curriculum for driver education programs. A virtual course is also available.