NCDOT collaborates on military base roadwork, aids in Hurricane Helene recovery, conducts emergency response drills, and honors road fatality victims with a “Tree of Life” ceremony.

The City of Durham announces service changes for the 2025 holiday season, including closures and altered schedules for waste collection, tree disposal, recreation, and transportation.

Raleigh, NC enhances its website accessibility with UserWay widget, offering tools for reading assistance, dyslexia-friendly fonts, color contrast adjustment, and multi-language translation to ensure all users can easily navigate the site.

North Carolina's State Fire Marshal announced an emergency rule to expedite the construction of temporary housing for those displaced by Hurricane Helene.

Wilmington man Daryl Cromartie has been sentenced to 15 years for firearm possession as a felon and intent to distribute narcotics, including fentanyl and cocaine.

The National Weather Service forecasts showers, a potential thunderstorm, and gusty winds for Raleigh, NC, with a 100% chance of rain and a temperature drop to 49°F. Clearer skies expected later in the week.

Forest Ridge Park in Raleigh introduces 'Seize the Night' events like glow disc golf and night hikes, enhancing outdoor fun regardless of day or night.

Fayetteville is seeking applicants to fill vacancies on various city boards and commissions, a chance for residents to advise the City Council and impact community policy.

A Raleigh woman, Mary Elizabeth Workman, was sentenced to 15 months in prison for Social Security fraud after pleading guilty to the theft of over $200,000 in disability benefits.

Thirty-seven state employees have graduated from the Performance Management Academy in North Carolina, enhancing government efficiency through advanced training.

The article details Raleigh's 2024 NTMP achievements in traffic management and safety improvements, including reduced speed limits, new traffic signals, and enhanced pedestrian and bike infrastructure.

The NC State Board of Elections will hold a public meeting on December 11, 2024, at the Dobbs Building, with live streaming available for remote attendance. Details of the agenda are yet to be released.

The recount for the North Carolina Supreme Court Seat 6 is nearly complete, with only two counties left. The final results will be announced after these are done, and if a discrepancy justifies it, a full recount may follow.