Johnston County offers residents options for recycling their Christmas trees into mulch or using them for compost, with drop-offs at waste centers and different services across townships.

The Raleigh Police Department promotes the #9PMRoutine on social media, urging citizens to adopt nightly safety habits to prevent crime as 2026 begins.

The forecast for Raleigh, NC, predicts a mix of sunny days and potential rain, with temperatures fluctuating from lows around 28°F to highs nearing 67°F over the week.

Raleigh invites NC artists to create temporary murals at Dix Park, with a $20,000 budget and a deadline of January 22, 2026, to enhance public spaces and community engagement.

Raleigh PD posted a nostalgic photo of their Mounted Unit for New Year's, reminding the community about local traditions and the enduring relationship between police and residents.

North Carolina Governor Josh Stein offers a $25,000 reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction in the 2021 murder of John Luke Moore in Gastonia.

Raleigh's city services will close on New Year's Day, adjusting trash collection and closing the Yard Waste Center, while emergency services remain available.

Durham officials thank the community for their input on the city's cultural development and highlight the collaborative efforts shaping the arts scene, with more details to come as they work towards a comprehensive cultural strategy.

Wake Forest, North Carolina, promotes its Farmers Market, offering local produce, goods, and family-friendly events every Saturday to support local agriculture and sustainability.

Raleigh residents are set to experience mixed weather conditions with cloudiness, various wind speeds, and a range of temperatures from high 40s to low 70s leading into the New Year.

The Apex Police Department's elf, Lucy, shared a holiday message on Facebook, hinting at future appearances despite feeling unwell and promising to gift personalized "Lucy" dolls to five families.

Durham, NC, is upgrading tennis court lighting at Rock Quarry Park and Whippoorwill Park with energy-efficient LED systems for increased safety and enjoyment.

The Raleigh Police Department visited Fort Bragg & Fort Simmons Air Field to recruit service members, highlighted by a social media post featuring supportive interactions and emotional support monkeys.