Raleigh Parks' Weatherbound program offers supervised activities for kids at various parks from noon to 6 p.m. during school closures caused by winter weather, for $40 per child.

The NWS in Raleigh, NC, issued an Extreme Cold Warning with dangerous wind chills, warning residents of frostbite, hypothermia risks, and advising precautions.

North Carolina's industrial development initiatives, especially in Halifax County, have earned acclaim and attracted significant business investment, supported by Governor Stein's administration and infrastructure grants.

Raleigh Police Department's "Reel-Time Ridealong" initiative shares their work on social media to connect with the community and promote transparency.

Carolina Pines Park in Raleigh hosts the Ignite 2026 Gospel concert with artists like Dr. Kim Person, aiming to unite traditional and contemporary Gospel music.

Raleigh invites citizens to discuss Neuse River Park's potential PARTF grant-funded enhancements in a virtual session.

North Carolina announced nine finalists for the 2026 Teacher of the Year award, recognizing outstanding educators for their innovative teaching and leadership.

Wake County Government praised employees on social media for their efforts during Winter Storm Fern, highlighting Vielka, a shelter manager who provided exceptional care and coordination for Southeast Raleigh shelter residents.

Raleigh Parks offers a childcare program, Weatherbound, for kids during school closures due to bad weather, featuring activities and requiring advance registration.

NCDHHS launches a bilingual initiative to inform North Carolina's Hispanic/Latino communities about protecting against respiratory illnesses like flu, COVID-19, and RSV.

Wake County Government alerts about the presence of microplastics and offers practical advice to reduce exposure, including using filters and choosing sustainable materials over plastic.

Two were killed and two critically injured in a Fayetteville shooting and possible stabbing incident. Authorities have yet to arrest anyone and are seeking public assistance.

Raleigh police conducted a "saturation patrol" resulting in nine DWI arrests and numerous other charges, including drug and firearm offenses, to improve road safety.