The latest "What's Up in Wake Forest" includes town updates, event announcements, a call for vendor participation in Forest Fest, and reminders for the weekly newsletter subscription.

The State Archives of North Carolina invites the public to a free online event showcasing new historical collections available for researchers and enthusiasts.

Rolesville, NC prepares for a winter storm with snow, sleet, and freezing rain expected over the weekend, urging residents to complete preparations and stay informed on the forecast.

Franklin's payment system failure affects utility and tax transactions; the town suspends penalties and service disruptions until February 1, 2026, as they work on restoration.

Chatham County Fire Department warns of black ice dangers, advising caution and safe driving practices on bridges and roadways after Sunday's rainfall.

The Zebulon NC Police Department explained their arrest procedure, emphasizing evidence-based decisions and probable cause, reaffirming the accused's right to a presumption of innocence.

Three women from Greenville were arrested in Wake County after a high-speed chase, with charges including felony flee to elude arrest and conspiracy to steal from retail stores.

A Mexican national faces perjury and immigration fraud charges for allegedly providing false information on his visa application related to past sexual offenses involving minors.

Raleigh's Walnut Creek Wetland Park is hosting an Invasive Species Awareness Day on Feb 28 to educate the community about conservation and invasive species' effects on local ecosystems.

Raleigh's forecast includes rain and snow on Sunday, with little accumulation expected. Clear skies and cooler temperatures are predicted for Martin Luther King Day and following days.

Bobby Malone, convicted of a sexual offense in 1989, was granted parole by the North Carolina Parole Commission under the Mutual Agreement Parole Program (MAPP).

Raleigh Parks combats invasive species by clearing over 90 acres and investing $500K for expert-led restoration, benefitting wildlife and park safety.

Raleigh is hosting a "Meet the General Contractor" event on January 28 for local contractors to learn about city project bidding and pre-qualification. Registration is required via a provided link.