Durham's latest crime report shows a 17.9% decrease in Part 1 violent crime and a 2.1% reduction in Part 1 property crime, despite a rise in homicides and larcenies.

Raleigh's weather forecast predicts a mild rise in temperatures with sunny skies and light winds, followed by rain later in the week and a return to sun by the weekend.

Interstate 440 lane near Hillsborough Street Exit in Wake County closed due to paving work; minimal traffic impact expected, with completion by 4 p.m. today.

Alicia Marks Flowers was appointed to the Superior Court in North Carolina by Governor Josh Stein, filling the vacancy left by the retiring Gail Adams.

Western Boulevard will temporarily close westbound lanes and intermittently delay eastbound traffic at nights between Dec. 15-18 for sign installations.

The Chapel Hill Police Department's CARE Team received the 2025 Rooted in Results Award for its innovative approach to public safety and mental health, emphasizing non-emergency responses and community collaboration.

Durham police officers participated in the Wilmington Battleship Race, demonstrating community engagement and winning accolades, with Assistant Chief Piatt earning second place in his age group.

Women Who Care and Worthdale Community Center organize a free Pajama Party for kids aged 5-12 with games, crafts, food, and a toy giveaway on Dec. 21.

Winter weather in Raleigh delays city services, including garbage and recycling pickups, with no fines issued. City facilities open late at 10 a.m. Updates are provided on the city's winter weather news page.

A Raleigh man received a 27-month prison sentence for threatening to kill President Biden and a Secret Service agent online, and then later in person.

The National Weather Service issued a Winter Weather Advisory until noon for parts of central North Carolina due to icy conditions that may affect travel.

The Raleigh Police Department conducted a DWI saturation patrol on Capital Boulevard, resulting in 130 charges, including 10 DWI arrests, and emphasized road safety.

Residents are invited to discuss Raleigh's ADA Transition Plan for public right of way areas at a meeting on December 13, with incentives and accessibility support provided.