North Carolina's water infrastructure is receiving over $265 million for improvements, including tackling contaminants and replacing lead pipes, benefiting 45 counties.

Governor Josh Stein of North Carolina has requested $19 billion in federal aid to help with recovery from Hurricane Helene, which caused $60 billion in damages.

Raleigh invites locals to an open house on March 6 to discuss Carolina Pines Park's new accessible playground.

Raleigh's winter weather advisory is in effect until 1 PM with caution advised due to potential icy roads, especially after Wednesday's storm. Minimal additional snow expected.

Wake County announces closure of non-essential facilities due to a winter storm, urging residents to stay safe and prepare for potential power outages.

Fuquay-Varina announces online registration for Summer Day Camps for kids post-kindergarten to 5th grade, starting February 24, with various themed weekly sessions from June 16 to August 11.

The NCDOT is urging North Carolinians to prepare for a winter storm by stocking up on essentials and has crews spreading brine on roads in anticipation.

Wake Forest is preparing for winter weather with road treatments and snow removal resources, while advising residents on safety and emergency reporting.

A truck crashed into the Lincoln Theatre in Raleigh after the driver had a medical emergency; the driver was hospitalized with minor injuries, and no other injuries were reported.

Wake Forest begins its 2025 Road Resurfacing Project with concrete work on over 60 streets, to be followed by asphalt work, updating infrastructure in line with ADA standards.

A Raleigh organization unveiled a $5.2 million residential facility for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities, addressing a local care gap.

Haywood County is starting a $38.5 million road project on U.S. 276 to enhance safety and flow, including broader shoulders and a two-lane roundabout, with minimal traffic disruptions expected.

Michael Walthall Jr. pleads guilty to shooting a Sampson County deputy in 2022 and faces 96 to 137 months in prison.