Fuquay-Varina closes government offices for MLK Day but maintains regular garbage collection, with bulky waste services resuming the following day. Community events honor Dr. King's legacy.

Wake Forest, NC, has been awarded a $13.2 million federal grant to build a mobility hub for various transit options, including the upcoming S-Line passenger rail.

Raleigh Parks and Recreation introduces a Pokémon card trading and training event for children aged 6-12 starting January 24, with sessions every Friday.

A woman died in a Harnett County house fire early Sunday, despite efforts from multiple fire departments and emergency services. The cause is under investigation.

The Raleigh Department of Transportation invites the community to the final meeting for the Five Points Streetscape and Safety Study via Zoom tonight at 7 p.m. to discuss improvements and feedback.

North Carolina's Governor Josh Stein urges caution on slick roads after a winter storm, thanking community heroes and outlining ongoing safety and recovery efforts.

The Gailor Family Law Litigation Clinic, serving low-income families in Wake County, received a $30,000 grant from the WCBA Foundation to expand its services.

Raleigh seeks public feedback on expansion plans for the COR Museum, considering whether to extend its current location or relocate. The survey aims to understand community views to inform the museum's future.

Kody H. Kinsley ends his term as North Carolina's Health Secretary, having implemented major reforms to expand Medicaid, invest in behavioral health, relieve medical debt, and improve child welfare and workforce inclusivity.

A bail bond agent in Raleigh, NC, Shaqura Tyeisha Cobb, was charged with embezzlement and obtaining property by false pretense for allegedly pocketing bail premiums.

Governor Josh Stein of North Carolina issued an executive order allowing fuel transporters to exceed driving hours to expedite heating fuel delivery following Hurricane Helene and cold weather.

A public workshop on January 14th invites Raleigh residents to discuss the future improvements of the Sertoma Arts Center, allowing community input on the project's Concept Plans.

Wake County approves a new 15,260-square-foot Cary Main EMS station to improve emergency services in the county, featuring six bays, office spaces, maintenance areas, and sustainable additions like solar panels and EV charging ports.