The Raleigh Police Department will honor fallen officers during National Police Week with memorials and ceremonies, including the Wake County Law Enforcement Officer Memorial Ceremony.

Carolina Pines will host a Juneteenth celebration with music, dance, and activities for families, including a Kidz Zone for children. Attendees should bring outdoor essentials.

Carrboro's Mayor Barbara Foushee designated May 12-18 as Period Poverty Awareness Week to address the widespread inability to afford menstrual products and encourage community support.

Governor Josh Stein has announced Genentech's plans to build a new biotech facility in Holly Springs, North Carolina, creating 400 jobs and investing $700 million.

Raleigh celebrated eco-friendly initiatives at their Earth Day and Arbor Day event, awarding local leaders and businesses for sustainability and climate action.

A 13-year-old at Lowe's Grove Middle School was found with a loaded gun, leading to a lockdown and swift law enforcement response. The student is facing charges.

Raleigh's weather forecast predicts rain and possible thunderstorms today, with a chance of severe weather over several days and potential early-week flooding.

Raleigh officials prepare for the Atlantic hurricane season with emergency plans, training, and community outreach for residents to make plans and stay informed.

Troopers under investigation after a chase led to a fatal crash, with bodycam footage revealing attempts to downplay the pursuit. Charges against the officers were dismissed in nearly 200 cases.

Governor Josh Stein announced State Employee Recognition Week in North Carolina, praising the contributions of state employees to the community's quality of life.

U.S. 70 East in Garner will have one lane closed for the Complete 540 project, potentially slowing traffic from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. daily over two weeks.

Wake County announces the start of a new master planning process for its parks and open spaces, emphasizing community engagement and future growth needs.

The North Carolina State Board of Elections will meet on May 7, 2025, to discuss various administrative and ethical matters in Raleigh, with public access via Webex and phone.