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.

The Chatham County Sheriff's Office participated in the Goldston Christmas Parade, engaging with the community by distributing candy and celebrating the holiday season.

Durham's final day for pumpkin drop-off program, turning old pumpkins into compost, is today; a free service promoting waste reduction and sustainability.

The State Health Plan has addressed its financial deficit and plans further strategies in 2026 to enhance care for members with a focus on chronic conditions and digital health initiatives.

Raleigh faces foggy conditions today, freezing fog Sunday, and a mix of rain and snow on Monday, per National Weather Service.

Durham, NC is stabilizing a stream to combat erosion, improve water quality, and protect infrastructure, utilizing resident input and investing $1.24 million for sustainable development.

A Silver Alert has been issued by the Raleigh Police for missing 75-year-old Sherry Wymard, who suffers from dementia. She was last seen wearing a light blue jacket and black sweatpants.

Rolesville swears in Commissioners, including Bernat, and appoints Alston as Mayor Pro Tem, assigning members as liaisons for community roles. They also honor ex-Commissioner Vilga's service.

Raleigh forecast predicts rain and potential for snow mix with little accumulation, temperatures in the 30s-50s, and continued precipitation chances into the weekend.

The City of Raleigh's Active Adult Program announces travel opportunities for adults 50+ in 2026, including day and longer trips, open also to non-residents.

Mindpath Care Centers settled for $1.9 million over false Medicare claims, as per the U.S. Attorney's Office of Eastern District of North Carolina, without admitting liability.