Raleigh Parks announces the Backyard Games at Brier Creek Community Center beginning January 7, offering families outdoor fun and friendly competition.

Wake County reported a rise in median real estate prices to $460,000 and an increase in sales transactions for December 2024. The high-value segment saw notable growth, while the core market also experienced a surge in activity.

Animate! Raleigh drew crowds for a weekend of panels, gaming, and souvenirs, with artisans like Tabitha Hunt showcasing their work and the event expected to generate a $4 million economic impact.

Authorities have arrested Robert Brad Williams for a fatal hit-and-run that killed a Goldsboro mother, following a multi-county chase in North Carolina.

The North Carolina Department of Public Instruction adds Geoff Coltrane and Elizabeth Yelverton to its Government Affairs team, aiming to bolster legislative efforts in education.

A Sanford man was arrested after an early morning shooting in Lee County that left one person injured and required emergency air transport to the hospital.

The Orange County Sheriff's Office is seeking public assistance in locating Haylee Moore, a missing 15-year-old girl from Hillsborough, suspected to be in the Mebane area.

The Fayetteville Police Department warns residents against leaving cars unattended and running during cold months, as it may increase the risk of vehicle theft. They've shared prevention tips on their Facebook page and official website.

The NCDOT announced the Bartlett Road bridge over The Slough in Wayne County will be replaced, with construction starting January 6 and a planned reopening in June 2025. Commuters should expect detours during this period.

The Neighborhood Enrichment team of Raleigh has merged with the Community Engagement team to improve resident empowerment and community collaboration.

The NC Department of Military and Veterans Affairs Secretary Grier Martin recommends renovating the State Veteran Home Fayetteville as a cost-effective solution, following stakeholder discussions.

The John P. "Top" Greene Community Center in Raleigh hosts events to celebrate Black History Month, including an exhibit, genealogy classes, and educational sessions.

The National Weather Service issued a weather outlook for central North Carolina, warning of potential damaging winds, thunderstorms, and an isolated tornado, with varied conditions expected throughout the week.