North Carolina awards ten teachers with the Governor's Educator Discovery Award, supporting their professional development in public and charter schools.

The City of Raleigh is seeking public feedback on transportation through surveys to improve safety and sustainability, including on projects like the Tarboro Street Corridor and Glenwood South Safety Pilot.

Governor Josh Stein proclaimed February as Career and Technical Education month in North Carolina, emphasizing workforce development and the goal to become #1 in apprenticeships nationwide.

A power outage in north Raleigh affected 2,600 customers after a power line fell, with restoration efforts underway and most power restored by 8:30 a.m.

Raleigh's John P. Green Community Center hosts a Black History Month event exploring the history and impact of African American superheroes in comics and film.

Hillsborough hosts SRCC meeting to discuss reintegration of formerly incarcerated individuals, focusing on the Reentry 2030 initiative and offender reentry simulations, with government and community leaders attending.

Federal funding for North Carolina's EV charging stations is on hold as the Trump administration orders a policy review, affecting nine planned sites but allowing ongoing construction to be reimbursed.

A former Mount Airy insurance agent faces eight felony charges, including insurance fraud and identity theft, for allegedly using another's identity for fraudulent insurance claims.

A bridge in Wake County is renamed the Deputy Ned P. Byrd Bridge in honor of a sheriff's deputy killed in 2022.

The NC Supreme Court race continues with a legal battle over whether 60,000 votes should be discarded, a move that could affect the court's composition.

Raleigh drug trafficker Cesar De Sena Arias, "Junior," was sentenced to 10 years in prison for operating a cocaine transport network from Puerto Rico to Raleigh.

Clayton Ryan Holmes of Hamlet, NC, was charged with insurance fraud and attempting to obtain property by false pretense for falsely claiming ownership of valued machinery.

Julius Jefferson is appointed as the new Interim Police Chief in Wake Forest, succeeding Jeff Leonard and possessing extensive experience and educational qualifications.