Holly Springs town offices, including Holly Springs 311, will be closed on January 1, 2025. Waste collection services will be delayed by one day for that week.

The Raleigh Police Department shared a festive "Merry Christmas" message and safety tips on social media to ensure residents celebrate the holidays responsibly.

The Wake County Sheriff's Office warns of a scam where fraudsters impersonate its officers to extort money. They clarify that they never solicit funds for bail or warrants.

Governor Stein's pictorial recap highlights his first year of initiatives in North Carolina, covering disaster recovery, economic growth, environmental stewardship, and community engagement.

Alex Mason was named IT Employee of the Month by the Durham Police Department for his expertise and positive impact.

The N.C. Department of Transportation publishes the "NCDOT Cash Watch Numbers" report weekly to show their financial status, including cash balances and disbursements.

The weather forecast for Raleigh includes fluctuations in temperature, chances of rain, and sunny days, culminating in a sunny Christmas Day with a high near 67°F.

Victoria Young from Raleigh's Summer Youth Employment Program won the Pay Day Ready Raleigh Scholarship, securing educational and financial advancement.

Raleigh's high school students invited to showcase their art and literary skills at a local event; submissions should reflect "Raleigh Memory - Progress, Nostalgia, People."

North Carolina may face a 68.3% increase in dwelling insurance rates, pending a hearing on May 4, 2026, addressing concerns raised by Insurance Commissioner Causey and the public.

Measles exposure was reported at Raleigh-Durham International Airport's Terminal 2 on December 10th, with a call for unvaccinated visitors to watch for symptoms and consider immunization.

Orange County, NC, started its candidate filing period for the 2026 elections on December 1, with the deadline on December 19. Information for prospective candidates is available on the county website.

Nash County man Kenneth Simmons Jr. was sentenced to 20 years for distributing over 50 grams of methamphetamine, following a conviction and a guilty plea.