The Chapel Hill NSBRT project receives an additional $24.4 million from the FTA, contributing to improve bus services and enhance pathways for cycling and pedestrians.

The Capital Area Greenway Explorer Map is a new web-based tool designed to help Raleigh residents navigate local trails, find amenities, and report issues.

Barry Darnell White, ex-manager at American Distillation, Inc., pleaded guilty to illegal chemical discharge into Cape Fear River, violating the Clean Water Act.

Raleigh City Council now streams live sessions, offering a digital platform for civic engagement and public comment at 4 pm and 7 pm respectively, with YouTube as a backup, and past meetings available on the City's Video Services page.

The Raleigh Department of Transportation hosted an online meeting to discuss the Five Points Streetscape and Safety Study, inviting public feedback on the project.

Boy Scout Andrew Horner and his troop have constructed a flag retirement drop box in Wake Forest for community members to respectfully dispose of American flags.

Raleigh introduces 'Poké Pals Trading and Training' for kids aged 6-12 to trade Pokémon cards and learn game tactics on Fridays from 5:30-7:30 p.m. at Hill Street, costing $10.

Nightly closures on I-440 in Wake County for a widening project will affect westbound lanes from Jan. 13-15 and eastbound on Jan. 16, with detours posted.

Durham police apprehended five individuals, including four juveniles, after locating and pursuing a car reported stolen in a carjacking. The suspects were taken for questioning following a brief foot chase.

North Carolina legislation enhances the Fire Fighters' Health Benefits program, increasing financial support for firefighters with cancer and extending benefits to retirees.

Wake Forest braces for a winter storm with closures and service changes, including cancelled basketball games and early closures of community centers and transport services. Brine trucks are deployed to tackle icy roads.

A New York man received a 10-year sentence for armed robbery at a North Carolina vape shop, after pleading guilty and being prosecuted by federal authorities.

Mary Accardi received the "Unsung Hero" award from NC Lawyers Weekly for her work at Campbell Law and Jessica Dry was also recognized for her dedication to client services.