Raleigh's weather shifts from fog and mist to sunny skies with a high of 67 degrees, but rain is expected later in the week with increased chances of showers and winds picking up.

Northern Wake Senior Center hosts "Heart & Soul - A Paths to Wellness Event" on Feb 13, combining Black History Month and heart health awareness with jazz music, nutritious snacks, and wellness talks.

North Carolina's HASP program will continue its medical debt relief initiative for another year, aiming to alleviate the financial burden for millions.

The Bright Star Touring Theatre will perform "Empowered, Brilliant, and Brave: Great Women of Black History" in North Carolina, focusing on influential Black women as part of the "Arts for All" initiative.

The City of Raleigh is distributing NOAA weather radios to vulnerable neighborhoods, aided by a grant from the Duke Energy Foundation, to enhance community safety during severe weather.

Mordecai Historic Park is hosting a free, family-friendly fairy event on March 15 with vendors, craft activities, shows, and food. Attendees are encouraged to dress up.

The "Into the Mouths of Babes" program in North Carolina celebrates 25 years of providing dental care to young children on Medicaid, helping to reduce tooth decay and improve oral health.

The National Weather Service issued a Hazardous Weather Outlook for central North Carolina, warning of dense fog and advising caution while traveling.

The North Carolina Department of Public Instruction is seeking sponsors for the 2025 Summer Nutrition Programs to provide meals and educational enrichment to children during summer.

The Chapel Hill Town Council is working on initiatives for Black History Month and developing an affordable housing plan, as well as improving recreational facilities and updating the Stormwater Master Plan.

Raleigh celebrates Black History Month with events highlighting African American culture, including art exhibits, genealogy classes, and historic exhibits.

The 2025 Durham YouthWorks Program invites young people aged 14-24 to gain job skills and earn money, combining virtual learning with real-world experience.

Raleigh introduces a new group to its Pathways to Public Service program, aimed at giving college students and graduates hands-on experience in city government.