Alexander Justin White pleaded guilty to conspiring to support ISIS, was stopped by the FBI before traveling to Morocco. He faces up to 20 years in prison.

A new data dashboard released by the North Carolina DJJDP offers detailed insights into juvenile justice trends across the state to inform strategies against delinquency.

N.C. State University area sees new tech for a connected vehicle pilot by NCDOT, funded by a $2 million grant, aiming to enhance safety and efficiency.

Raleigh invites residents to influence traffic safety measures aiming to eliminate serious road accident injuries and fatalities by 2045 through public meetings.

The National Weather Service predicts light rain, fog, and chilly temperatures for Raleigh, NC, with a gradual clearing later, potential sleet and rain mix to follow, and a rainy week ahead.

Wake County Animal Center halts services for a month due to a Streptococcus zooepidemicus outbreak that has caused three dog deaths. The center focuses on treating infected animals and preventing further spread.

Nominations for the 2025 North Carolina Awards are open until April 1, recognizing contributions in literature, science, fine arts, and public service.

Capt. Matt May retires from the Wake Forest Police after 25 years, having earned a Medal of Valor and Purple Heart, with Matt Perkinson succeeding him.

The Dunn Creek Culvert Replacement Project begins on February 17 in Wake Forest, closing East Juniper Avenue from Meadowgrass Lane to Traditions Grande Boulevard until fall. Detours will be available.

Jeffrey Duncan has been appointed as the new warden of Wilkes Correctional Center, bringing with him over two decades of experience from within the state's correctional system.

Carrboro is updating Baldwin Park's playground with inclusive equipment for children 2-12, while engaging the community; other park areas remain open.

A family in North Carolina, including Annie, Falecia, and Trayvon Wagner, has been charged with multiple felonies related to insurance fraud, including false claims and forgery.

Charlotte man, Daniel Holmes, faces insurance fraud charges for falsely reporting a deer collision instead of a hit and run. He was arrested and released on bond; Insurance Commissioner Causey highlights the cost of fraud on premiums.