A house on Lystra Road in Chatham County experienced a possible explosion and fire, but the occupants escaped without injury. The fire may have been worsened by a propane tank. Firefighters battled the blaze, but the house was destroyed.

Amgen Inc. plans to expand its biologics manufacturing in Holly Springs, North Carolina, creating 370 jobs with a $1 billion investment, as announced by Governor Cooper.

Wieland is investing over $27 million into its Pine Hall facility in North Carolina, creating 50 new jobs, and focusing on producing high-demand copper products, supported by a $100,000 state grant contingent on meeting targets.

The City of Raleigh reminds citizens to properly dispose of fats, oils, and grease to prevent sewer system issues, especially during the holiday season.

NWS Raleigh issues fire danger advisories and warns of cold conditions with strong winds and low humidity after a dry front passage in Raleigh, North Carolina.

NCDIT received multiple accolades from NC TECH for technological innovations and cybersecurity efforts in government, with Secretary Jim Weaver named Public Leader of the Year.

Raleigh Police's ACORNS unit collaborates with Durham VA Health Care to help homeless veterans access benefits and care, with Officer Jackson and Whitney Thomas actively working to uplift this community.

Raleigh city officials are taking action to address disparities faced by minority and women-owned businesses in securing city contracts, setting a 15% participation goal and enhancing MWBE programs.

NC By Train's Santa Train returns on December 14, offering a holiday-themed ride from Raleigh to Greensboro, featuring Santa and Mrs. Claus, festive snacks, and holiday cheer.

The North Carolina Ferry Division has released its 2025 schedule, maintaining year-round vehicle routes and offering seasonal Ocracoke Express passenger ferry service.

The Sanderford Hoopers program in Raleigh teaches basketball basics to kids aged 5-7 over four Saturdays, with pre-registration required and varying costs for residents and non-residents.

Terry A. Frederick, 40, from Fayetteville, received a 15-year sentence for attempted carjacking and firearm possession as a felon after pleading guilty.

The NWS warns of unseasonably cold weather in Central North Carolina with temperatures 10 to 20 degrees below average, advising residents to dress warmly and protect pets.