The NC S.A.F.E. Campaign partners with the National Guard to distribute gun locks in North Carolina, aiming to improve gun safety among service members.

Brett Compton manages Raleigh's social media channels, engaging with residents and promoting city services, as spotlighted in their "This is What I Do" video series.

Ligon Mill Road in Wake Forest is closed from Woodrose Lane to Burlington Mills Road for a bridge construction project with a detour via South Main Street/US 1A, Capital Boulevard/US 1, and Burlington Mills Road.

Valentin, a lost puppy, found a forever home with the Jandres family and has integrated well, enjoying good health and beginning training, becoming a source of joy for the whole family.

DynPro, Inc., an IT company in Raleigh, settled claims of falsifying information for a PPP loan, agreeing to pay over $2 million to resolve liability under the False Claims Act.

Taylor Street Park in Wake Forest is temporarily closed for concrete wall replacement from March 17-21, with a planned reopening on March 22, weather permitting.

State Auditor Boliek criticized the lack of transparency in North Carolina's Hurricane relief efforts and the slow progress in recovery from past hurricanes, emphasizing the need for accountability and improved government efficiency.

Chatham County students can apply for the Resource Conservation Workshop at NC State University for an immersive conservation education experience in June 2025.

Chatham County's EGGstreme Spring Fling offers family-friendly activities, including egg hunts and games, on April 12 at the college campus in Pittsboro.

Raleigh's Millbrook Exchange Pool hosts a women and children-only swim event on April 13, providing a comfortable space for swimming without men present.

NWS Raleigh warns of wildfire risk and advises against outdoor burning in central North Carolina, highlighting dry conditions and possible strong winds. There's also a forecast for severe storms on Sunday.

Raleigh Parks and Recreation is seeking nominations for the '2025 Tree of the Year' to celebrate local trees, with public voting determining the winner.

Raleigh introduced the Rec’d Out Mobile Recreation Unit, a vehicle bringing games and activities to local spots, combining outdoor and digital play, starting at the Teen Egg Hunt.