North Carolina's teacher attrition rate has decreased to 9.88% for the 2023-24 school year, lower than the previous year but still above the seven-year average.

A North Carolina woman, Blondell Denise Andrews, was charged with insurance fraud after allegedly using internet images to file a false claim for property damage.

Moody's reaffirms North Carolina's 'AAA' issuer rating, citing strong financial management and economic resilience. The state's upcoming bonds for infrastructure receive favorable ratings as well.

Forecast by the National Weather Service predicts heavy rains in Raleigh, NC, with a chance of localized flooding and a sharp temperature drop early next week.

Wake Forest Fire Department hosts its Fish Fry event on April 25 to support the local firefighters' foundation and a food drive, offering seafood meals and dessert with dine-in and drive-thru options.

Garner Police Chief Lorie Smith plans to retire in May after a 30-year career, having held the department's top ranks, including its first female chief.

North Carolina Governor Josh Stein has declared April Sexual Assault Awareness Month, urging support for survivors and advancing efforts to address the issue.

A new Rectangular Rapid Flashing Beacon (RRFB) improves pedestrian safety at Lake Wheeler Road and Goode Street in Raleigh, part of the city's Vision Zero initiative.

The latest Raleigh Fire News offers safety resources for severe weather, strategic insights for Raleigh Fire Department's response times, tips for home escape plans, and celebrates department milestones.

Raleigh forecast warns of overcast morning, potential showers, and strong evening thunderstorms with an enhanced risk of severe weather, including possible tornadoes.

Dare County, NC, is set to begin road work on U.S. 64, including resurfacing and parking lot upgrades, from April 2-14, affecting traffic near key bridges.

The City of Raleigh warns residents about spring severe weather and advises on the difference between a WATCH and WARNING, urging preparedness and to stay informed.

The Raleigh Fire Department is utilizing data to improve fire station placements and response times, led by data analyst Andrea Saravitz, to enhance decision-making and public safety.