A Goldsboro drug trafficker, Tamarcus Shaquan Ellis, was sentenced to 40 years for distributing methamphetamine and murdering a confidential informant.

Wake County closes facilities and alters public service hours due to winter weather, emphasizing community safety and advising residents on personal safety measures.

A Raleigh man was arrested for a hit-and-run that killed a 71-year-old pedestrian; he faces multiple charges including felony hit-and-run and misdemeanor death by vehicle.

Raleigh announces a range of events to celebrate Martin Luther King Jr.'s legacy, including performances and discussions, urging participants to confirm details with organizers.

Wake Forest officials prepare for icy conditions, pre-treating roads and readying snow removal equipment, while advising residents to travel safely and help clear storm drains.

North Carolina launches a $25 million initiative to enhance school performance with innovative education strategies, focusing on rural Tier 1 and Tier 2 middle schools.

North Carolina seniors have until March 31 to reassess or modify their Medicare Advantage Plans, as announced by Insurance Commissioner Mike Causey and SHIIP.

Raleigh's Human Relations Commission is hosting an event on January 21 for the National Day of Racial Healing to promote trust and unity, featuring discussions and workshops.

NC Insurance Commissioner Mike Causey offers safety tips for residents to prevent home fires caused by portable heaters and advises on safe driving during the winter weather.

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.