North Carolina expands a temporary jobs program to aid 39 counties affected by Hurricane Helene, aiming to reduce unemployment and assist in recovery efforts.

The Wake Forest Renaissance Centre invites local businesses to support the arts through its Partners Circle Donor Program, offering tiered benefits for contributions.

Yard waste collection in Southwest Raleigh was delayed but rescheduled for the following morning. Residents were advised to leave their waste curbside. The Raleigh Reuse Web Tool and app provide updates.

NC State Treasurer Briner appoints Loretta Boniti, a former reporter, as Director of Strategic Communications to enhance transparency and public understanding of financial policies.

A man from Durham has been arrested on charges of attempting to support ISIS, with a press conference by U.S. Attorney Easley and other officials scheduled to detail the accusations.

Jeremiah Debnam of Raleigh received a 12-year sentence for firearm possession as a felon after a violent incident where he shot and attacked a victim.

The NWS predicts fluctuating weather in Raleigh, NC, with wind chills at 15°F, winds up to 30 mph, a sunny Friday, rain Saturday, and potential snow Tuesday night.

The Pullen Community Center in Raleigh offers a free event introducing honey bees and beekeeping, aimed at families and individuals interested in the environment and pollination.

The North Carolina Department of Transportation adhered to its FY 2024 budget, spending $7.68 billion of the allocated $8.26 billion, as confirmed by a state audit.

Wake Forest's Parks, Recreation & Cultural Resources Department hosts an online "Battle in the Forest" Super Smash Bros. Ultimate esports tournament on Feb 22, open to ages 10+, with a chance to win prizes and an esports scholarship.

A former police lieutenant and his son were sentenced to prison for drug trafficking, with the ex-lieutenant using his position to assist his son's illegal activities.

Raleigh Parks offers indoor swimming and kayaking for fitness during winter, promoting physical and mental wellness through year-round aquatic activities.

A couple from Lenoir County, NC, faces charges for arson and insurance fraud after they allegedly set their home on fire and deceived their insurance for financial gain.