Raleigh closed the Dix Park homeless camp, rehousing residents through a program offering housing solutions, support services, and substantial taxpayer savings.

North White Street in Wake Forest will have lane closures for pothole repairs from East Juniper Avenue to East Spring Street during daytime hours, advising commuters to expect delays and consider alternate routes.

Railroad repairs in Apex may cause commute delays starting March 10th; CSX is updating crossings with temporary closures, providing an interactive map for tracking.

Pine Level honored the late County Commissioner Tony Braswell by dedicating the U.S. 70 Business East bridge to him for his public service and community impact.

The U.S. Attorney's Office in Eastern North Carolina collected over $20 million in FY 2024 from civil and criminal actions, with significant recoveries from cases of fraud and asset forfeitures.

Raleigh Parks and Rec. hosts a meeting for a 9-day trip to Athens, Mykonos, and Santorini, including historic tours and accommodations. Contact Carmen Rayfield for details.

Green Road Community Center hosts Bingo for seniors on Tuesdays and Thursdays, blending fun and socializing with the chance to win and make new friends.

Sunny and clear days are expected in Raleigh, with a brief period of light showers mid-week and cooler nighttime temperatures, as per the NWS forecast.

A section of Hamlet Road in Iredell County is closing for pipe installation until March 14, with a detour via Rock Springs Road, Turkey Foot Road, and Powell Bridge Road.

The Wake Forest Film Festival is coming, featuring 14 selected films out of 106 submissions. Tickets for the March 1st event at the Wake Forest Renaissance Centre are $25.

Chatham Community Library offers a free "No Fear Drawing for Beginner Adults" class taught by local artist Emma Skurnick on March 11, welcoming all skill levels.

An off-duty deputy found a man with non-life-threatening gunshot injuries on East Trinity Ave in Durham; a person of interest was detained after a foot chase. The area was closed for investigation.

Governor Josh Stein and the NC Department of Commerce plan to create over 800 jobs in rural North Carolina, targeting various sectors and promising economic growth in remote areas.