Raleigh Water is conducting infrastructure work on East Martin Street as part of Raleigh's Capital Improvement Program, causing road closures that may affect downtown traffic.

Readers can tour real-life places from Scott Blackburn's novel "It Dies With You" in NC. The literary journey departs from Raleigh on March 3, costs $35-$50, and requires registration.

Raleigh services delayed; waste collection, city facilities, and inspections to start at 10 a.m. on February 3rd, while GoRaleigh transit remains unchanged.

Cary A+Team responded to Winter Storm Gianna by clearing roads, advising residents, and adjusting public services, while maintaining safety and communication.

Wake County Public Libraries celebrate Black History Month with a variety of free events for all ages, featuring Black artists and historical figures.

A boy and a man were saved from a frozen pond in Cary after the child fell through the ice and the man attempted to rescue him; both are expected to recover.

The NCDOT's latest financial report, as of January 30th, detailing weekly cash activities and reserved balances, is available for public review on their website.

Raleigh faces significant snowfall and frigid conditions as the National Weather Service issues winter storm and extreme cold warnings, advising against travel.

Governor Josh Stein of North Carolina cautions residents to prepare for a severe winter storm expected to bring heavy snow, strong winds, and extreme cold, urging them to stay off roads and finalize emergency plans.

Health officials in Nash County warn of a measles exposure at UNC Health Nash on January 27, advising exposure checks and highlighting vaccination importance.

Wake County is offering free hands-only CPR training during heart health awareness month, targeting improved survival rates from cardiac arrest without providing formal certification.

Raleigh issues a winter storm watch, expecting heavy snow and strong winds, with potential travel hazards and power outages. Emergency shelters are prepared.

Johnston County released its top baby names for 2025, with Mia, Sophia, and Liam leading. The list showcases local preferences and reflects broader naming trends and cultural influences.