The Franklin Police Department released a report of their late December 2025 activities, detailing incidents of theft, assault, and arrests, available on their social media page.

The Apex Fire Department extinguished a vehicle fire on US 1, assisted by Cary FD and Police, emphasizing safety and prevention in their community update.

The Apex Police Department thanked their personnel and community for contributing to safety and partnership in 2025, emphasizing mutual respect and cooperation.

The Apex Police executed a search warrant at Apex Mobile Home Estates as part of an investigation, reassuring residents via social media that there is no current threat.

North Carolina's Governor offers a $25,000 reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction in Brittany Elizabeth Ferguson's 2024 murder case.

The NC Post Release Supervision & Parole Commission is reviewing the potential parole of Dedric Brewington, under a program emphasizing rehabilitation.

Raleigh introduces new fitness classes "ParkFit HIIT" and "Lake Johnson Jacked," alongside continuing Tuesday Night Yoga, offering diverse options for residents to achieve their fitness goals.

An officer-involved shooting related to an earlier bank robbery occurred in Rocky Mount, NC, with no officer injuries; the robbery suspect remains at large.

Raleigh Police Department is hosting a hiring event with physical testing on January 10; potential recruits are invited to speak with recruiters and initiate the application process.

Durham, NC informs residents about altered service schedules during the holidays, indicating that emergency services are available and certain waste collections are delayed. Public transit will run as usual.

Garner's healthcare landscape will be boosted with the WakeMed Mental Health & Well-Being Hospital, a new 150-bed facility, part of a larger mixed-use development.

The NCDOT publishes weekly "Cash Watch Numbers" reports for transparency, showing financial health and comparing weekly cash balances, subject to change until month-end reconciliations.

The Fuquay-Varina Fire Department honored former Explorer Kayelei Carter on social media for her achievements in firefighting, including creating Wake County's first all-female fire crew.