Raleigh Water has received the highest credit ratings from Moody’s and S&P for its financial prudence, enabling low-interest loans for infrastructure projects.

After a Garner bank robbery, Raymond Lee Dean III was arrested and charged with the crime involving the theft of $7,220. No injuries were reported, and evidence was recovered.

NCDOT announces temporary road closures in Pitt County for culvert replacements, affecting Whichard and Black Jack Simpson Roads, with potential schedule changes due to weather.

San Francisco launches "Family Tree Yoga," a program aimed at promoting fitness and family bonding for caregivers and their children aged three to five. Sessions run Thursdays in March, welcoming all skill levels.

John Chavis Memorial Park hosts a free Community Bike Rodeo & Traffic Garden Event with biking activities and safety education for all ages during Bike Month.

NC driver license offices will revert to opening at 8 a.m. as federal funds run out, ending the current 7 a.m. start time provided under the American Rescue Plan Act.

A study by the N.C. Department of Transportation explores the benefits of a new rail link between Salisbury and Asheville, which could boost local economies and connectivity in Western North Carolina.

Raleigh's Nash Square invites community to help shape its future through the Nash Square Public Realm Plan, with a family-friendly kickoff event at Whiskey Kitchen on Feb. 26.

The Teen Museum Market at the City of Raleigh Museum showcases teen arts and crafts, live music, and DIY activities on February 21st from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., with free admission.

Raleigh's Anne Gordon Active Adult Center offers a trip to the 1920s/40s musical, Bright Star, with registration required for the April 26 event costing $53-$68.

Raleigh and the Piedmont Triad are under a Winter Weather Advisory as snow and ice are forecast to make roads and walkways slippery. Drivers and pedestrians are urged to take precautions until conditions improve.

Raleigh Parks is hosting an event to reimagine Nash Square with community input, featuring art activities, expert talks, and music at Whiskey Kitchen on Feb. 26.

Durham Public Schools will close on February 2nd due to a winter storm, affecting all activities and staff, except for essential personnel as directed.