Issiah Ross pleaded not guilty to the 2022 murders of Devin Clark and Lyric Woods. His trial is set for October 27. He was charged as an adult, despite being 17 at the time of the crime.

NCDHHS hosts a Spanish-language event on mental health support for North Carolina's Hispanic/Latinx community.

Pullen Park Amusements extends its operational hours to 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. starting March 21, offering longer fun times including rides and potential Friday night activities.

Carrboro invites residents to discuss the new Unified Development Ordinance, focusing on housing, environment, and infrastructure, through public forums.

Governor Josh Stein of North Carolina has declared March as Students@Work℠ Month, focusing on connecting students with workplace realities through career explorations.

Raleigh is calling for nominations for the 2025 Tree of the Year, with voting to start after the nomination period from April 2-16. The winner, announced on April 25, will receive a certificate and a yard sign.

Johnny R. Braswell's parole was revoked by the Commission, setting a new review date for 2026. Convicted in 1989, he was in a program aiding in rehabilitation.

Concrete pouring at Cubesmart Storage site on Friendship Chapel Road may cause disturbance from 5 a.m. to 9 p.m. on Wednesday and Friday, with potential traffic and noise.

Hampton Way commuters face delays as road resurfacing starts today, involving one-lane traffic and installation of ADA-compliant ramps; work to continue until March's end.

Wake Forest TAB hosts STEM Saturday on April 12 at Joyner Park for K-12 students to explore science and tech through interactive exhibits and activities.

The City of Raleigh Museum offers free historical lectures during lunchtime every third Thursday, including topics on women-owned green businesses and historic landmarks.

The Town Board of Commissioners has designated March as Women's History Month, celebrating the contributions of women from diverse backgrounds in America's history.

Wake County Public Libraries is holding a bookmark design contest for their Summer Reading Program. Submissions are accepted until the end of March across four age categories.