Durham County celebrates National County Government Month, highlighting the contributions of local government employees like library branch manager Larry Daniels, who embodies the 'Four N's' philosophy in his service.

Wheels Durham Roller Skating Rink has reopened after renovations, offering a modern, inclusive space celebrated on City Life with insights from local parks and recreation leaders.

Raleigh's Small Business Development team launched an Annual Small Business Survey for businesses with up to 50 employees, aiming to partner with and improve support for local small-scale enterprises.

A Freeze Warning is in effect for central North Carolina, with temperatures hitting sub-freezing levels early today, but warming is expected throughout the week.

A North Carolina couple won a $369,962 Cash 5 lottery jackpot after a last-minute decision to buy tickets. They claimed the prize in April, netting $265,448 after taxes.

Raleigh Parks Athletics opens summer Adult Basketball League registration from April 15-28 for teams and individuals, with in-person and online sign-up options.

NCDOT is scheduled to reopen Ligon Mill Road on April 9 after realigning it and replacing an outdated bridge to improve traffic flow and infrastructure.

Raleigh enhances scooter parking in Glenwood South, adding durable markings, clear signage, and bike racks to improve micromobility and sidewalk accessibility.

Raleigh is set for a week of unsettled weather, with severe thunderstorms and flash floods. Winds may disrupt activities today, while a 100% chance of rain is expected Monday.

Carrboro's Mayor has declared April "Earth Month" and is urging residents to take sustainable actions, coinciding with the 55th Earth Day. A car-free event on April 6 encourages community engagement in eco-friendly activities.

The National Weather Service predicts a mix of sun and showers for the upcoming week in Raleigh, with high temperatures and potential for heavy rain and frost.

The final Dreamville Festival in Raleigh hints at future music events at Dix Park, as city officials and organizers, including J. Cole, celebrate the event's success and look ahead.

A Greensboro man, Laquain James Robinson, 33, is charged with insurance fraud for allegedly filing a false $600 claim for food spoilage with State Farm.