I-87 South near Exit 9 reopened in the afternoon after a closure due to a fiery crash involving a tractor-trailer and a tanker truck. One person was injured, but not seriously.

John Chavis Memorial Park in Raleigh will hold a free event to honor Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. with activities and service projects on January 20th.

The article details the weather forecast for Raleigh that includes chilly mornings, pleasant afternoons, potential showers, and sunny days, leading up to Thanksgiving.

The NWS forecasts sunny weather for Raleigh with occasional showers possible on Thanksgiving Day, with temperatures fluctuating between the 30s and upper 60s.

A North Carolina audit finds the Department of Commerce's Division of Employment Security failed to deliver unemployment benefits promptly, not meeting federal standards.

The article discusses how Raleigh's event spaces like the Raleigh Convention & Performing Arts Complex are integral to the community, fostering engagement, innovation, and economic growth.

The Five Points Center for Active Adults offers a Kimekomi tree crafting workshop on Dec. 4, teaching participants to create fabric-covered, ornamented trees.

Raleigh Parks introduces the Poké Pals program for Pokémon card trading and learning the game, open to children and adults, offering a casual, educational experience.

A Freeze Watch has been issued for central North Carolina, including Raleigh and Greensboro, as temperatures may drop to the 20s and 30s, threatening crops and outdoor plumbing.

The video spotlights Brett Embler's team's efforts to maintain Walnut Creek Athletic Complex, highlighting the dedication required to keep the Raleigh Parks facility top-notch.

Chatham County announces its sixth annual Holiday in the Park on December 13, 2024, with festivities including a tree lighting, Santa visits, crafts, and a new Holiday Art Market.

North Carolina leaders call for repurposing private school voucher funds to address Hurricane Helene's $53 billion damages, highlighting the need for school repairs and mental health services.

Raleigh is seeking public input on its city budget through eight sessions, including two virtual ones, to ensure the budget reflects the community's needs.