Lt. Governor Rachel Hunt unveils Future-Ready North Carolina, focusing on childcare, education reform, and workforce development for the state's economic future.

Rolesville has been named Tree City USA for the ninth consecutive year, highlighting its dedication to urban forestry and environmental efforts like tree planting and invasive species removal.

North Carolina reports its first two pediatric flu-related deaths of the season and urges vaccination for children 6 months and older amid a rise in flu cases.

The City of Raleigh Museum hosts free Animal Adoption Day on March 1, offering a chance to meet pets and learn about adoption.

Lane closures for utility work will disrupt traffic on Mexico Road and Grand Teton on specific dates in February, with weather-permitting lane shifts.

Carrboro is set to open the Drakeford Library Complex in February 2025, offering a hub for learning, recreation, and arts with a library, community departments, a radio station, and performance spaces.

A fire in an Aberdeen apartment complex injured a firefighter, displaced 19 residents, and affected eight apartments. Firefighters from multiple departments responded and rescued a dog, with two cats missing. The cause is under investigation.

The National Weather Service predicts rainy and potentially icy weather for Raleigh, NC, with fluctuating temperatures and high chances of precipitation throughout the coming week.

Saint Augustine's University is rethinking its land lease deal with 50 Plus 1 Sports after concerns from the NC attorney general's office regarding the university's mission and future operations.

NCDHHS invests over $11 million in programs addressing mental health and substance use issues among individuals involved with the justice system in North Carolina.

Lt. Gov. Rachel Hunt of North Carolina emphasizes child care and workforce development in her first Council of State meeting, reflecting her father's legacy.

A two-vehicle crash closed southbound Capital Boulevard/US 1 in Wake Forest, NC, with emergency services responding quickly. No serious injuries reported and the road has reopened.

Durham County's Fayetteville Road near I-40 will have nighttime closures for roadwork from 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. starting tonight until Tuesday, with detours in place.