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.

Two juveniles were arrested in Orange County after a manhunt, a high-speed chase, gunfire at a state trooper, and attempts to flee in stolen vehicles.

Hunter Byars, Battalion Chief in Holly Springs, NC, was named Firefighter of the Year by the N.C. Veterans of Foreign Wars for his service and leadership.

Lauryn Kabrich of Raleigh is recognized in NRPA's "30 Under 30" for her work in parks, securing grants and fostering public-private partnerships for park inclusivity and environmental stewardship.

Raleigh Parks and Recreation department offers a fishing class for kids aged 10-12 at Forest Ridge Park, featuring instruction, casting practice, and fishing in Falls Lake.

Stephanie Y. Eury's parole through MAPP has been updated, with a new release date set for June 3, 2026, after her 1985 first-degree murder conviction.

A fire in Hoke County resulted in the deaths of Mary Hussey, 91, and Anna Crews, 71. The fire marshal highlighted an increase in fire fatalities, with a trend of night-time fires being particularly deadly for the elderly.