Mpox virus particles were detected in North Carolina's wastewater, indicating possible undiagnosed cases and prompting health alerts and calls for vigilance from NCDHHS.

The Raleigh Police Department warns about a surge in scam calls demanding payments with threats of legal issues, advising residents to be vigilant and not trust caller ID.

Raleigh firefighters and animal control teamed up to rescue a dog stuck in a storm drain, which gained local media attention and highlighted the community's appreciation for first responders.

A van crashed into the NC African Market in Raleigh, causing major damage but no serious injuries. Witnesses suggest driver error; the area has been declared unsafe, affecting nearby shops. Police are investigating.

Cloudy weather with possible showers is expected in Raleigh, NC, with temperatures in the mid-80s and a chance of rain increasing towards the midweek.

Garner, NC won a top statewide award for a police recruitment video that highlights work-life balance and community policing, earning praise for collaboration and effective messaging.

The National Weather Service predicts sunny weather with rising temperatures, reaching a high near 83 degrees for Raleigh, with light wind increasing throughout the day.

Chapel Hill announces holiday service changes regarding trash collection, recycling, transit services, and facility closures on their official website.

The 32nd annual Spring Daze Arts & Crafts Festival in Cary, NC, features over 170 local artists, kids' activities, live entertainment, and eco-friendly transportation options.

A three-vehicle crash on the Dr. Calvin Jones Highway/NC 98 Bypass near Ligon Mill Road led to eastbound lane closures, diversions, and no severe injuries. Cause under investigation.

Mikkel Patterson of Wake Forest PRCR earned the Certified Park and Recreation Professional credential after passing an exam and meeting stringent qualifications.

Mayor Harold Weinbrecht invites Cary residents to the State of Cary address at Cary Town Hall on April 22, where they can engage with local governance and hear about community progress.

Carrboro government offices will close on Good Friday, April 18, shifting waste collection to Monday, April 21. Residents are advised to plan accordingly.