Raleigh completed its 2024 Street Resurfacing Program, renovating 11 centerline miles, enhancing city streets, and improving road infrastructure for better commuting.

Chatham County residents supported the local Department of Social Services' Christmas program, donating gifts for children in need and adults with disabilities or who are elderly.

The Wake Forest Police Department will host "Coffee with a Cop" for community engagement at Summer Moon Coffee, fostering dialogue between citizens and officers.

Durham changes services for MLK Day: City Hall closed, waste collection delayed, council meets Tuesday, parking free, reduced public transport, and emergency water/sewer service available.

Raleigh, North Carolina, begins construction on the new City Hall, and the city government has invited residents to follow the progress on social media.

A Durham mother was charged after her 4-year-old was shot and critically injured. She's accused of felony child abuse and assault with a deadly weapon.

Michael Gier has been promoted to Judicial District Manager for District 28, bringing over 25 years of experience in probation and parole supervision to the role.

The NWS warns of increased fire danger in central North Carolina due to gusty winds and low humidity, advises against outdoor burning, and forecasts varying weather conditions for the coming days.

Raleigh's Stormwater Sticker Contest held for local students to raise awareness about water pollution announced its winners, showing off their creative designs aimed at promoting clean waterways.

A raccoon in Carrboro, NC tested positive for rabies after an encounter with dogs on Lilac Drive. Local authorities emphasize the importance of pet vaccinations and caution against interacting with wild animals.

The N.C. Department of Transportation is investing $1.2 million to repair 2.5 miles of road in Stanly County, with work starting in April 2025 and ending in fall 2026.

Gov. Roy Cooper commuted the sentences of 15 death row inmates, issued additional commutations, and granted pardons before leaving office, citing the importance of fairness in the justice system.

Durham invites public input on Phase II of the Neighborhood Bike Routes Project to enhance local biking infrastructure, covering approximately 11 miles and connecting key areas. An online survey is open until February 7, 2025.