The City of Raleigh is hosting an Open House at Worthdale Community Center for residents over 50, featuring activities, games, and the chance to help shape the new club.

Governor Josh Stein attended the groundbreaking of Johnson & Johnson's biomanufacturing facility in Wilson, NC, highlighting the significant economic growth and job creation expected from the investment.

North Carolina Governor Stein's 2025-2027 budget proposal receives praise for focusing on family welfare, health care, education, and public safety, including tax cuts and investments in education and workforce development.

Mordecai Historic Park is holding its annual Heirloom Plant Sale during Earth Day, offering unique herbs, vegetables, and flowers, with gardening advice from park gardeners.

The Wren Memorial Library hosts a book sale on April 11-12, offering 3,000 items, including a large selection of North Carolina history books, with proceeds supporting the library.

A Sampson County man received a 17-year prison sentence for drug trafficking and firearms offenses after a 2019 investigation led to his arrest with drugs and guns.

Raleigh Fire Department's Station 7 is set for a four-month renovation, during which it will relocate to Station 11. Upgrades include new windows, flooring, and modern facilities, costing an estimated $813,000.

Raleigh's Pullen Aquatic Center offers free lifeguard training clinics to prepare for the official lifeguarding course.

Wake Forest dedicates a historic marker at the site of its first fire station, commemorating the town's firefighting legacy with an event featuring a speech by Fire Captain Daniel Gregory.

Raleigh invites residents to the final Five Points Streetscape and Safety Study meeting on March 25, for project updates and discussions on upcoming improvements.

A section of Hargett Street in Raleigh is closing for City Hall construction, affecting traffic until December 31, 2025, but sidewalks and businesses will remain open.

A Davidson County man, Nathan Hadley Falsion, was arrested for insurance fraud after allegedly filing a fake theft claim for his vehicle, seeking a $35,000 settlement.

N.C. Department of Transportation to close part of Ligon Mill Road in Raleigh for 21 days starting March 17, affecting local traffic and requiring detours.