Police activity on W. Williams St. in Apex was due to a chase of a motorcyclist who later crashed. The suspect fled on foot but was apprehended and a handgun was found at the scene.

NCDOT prepares for winter conditions, clearing roads and advising drivers to be cautious, while also training employees in explosive handling for maintenance projects.

Starla Tanner is appointed as Durham, NC's new Community Partnerships & Engagement Director, emphasizing the city's commitment to community relations.

Raleigh is expected to see light snow with minimal impact, followed by a mixed weather forecast including sunny and cold days, with a chance of rain and snow mix.

Scott A. Taylor, owner of Taylor Made Fossils, must repay $106,923 in wrongly collected Social Security benefits and serve a five-year probation for fraud.

Raleigh invites residents to join the free Planning Academy to learn about city development and planning, with sessions this winter capped at 25 participants.

The Franklin County Clerk's Office encourages voters to be informed and prepared for elections, highlighting the importance of knowing key dates and polling locations for robust democratic participation.

Raleigh's Barwell Road Community Center offers a one-day babysitting training for 11-14 year-olds, focusing on child care skills and emergency response.

Raleigh Parks' Weather Bound program offers structured childcare during school closures due to weather, with activities from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. for $39 per session.

The City of Durham, NC Government has shared photos on Facebook of the Durham Fire Department Station 1 adorned with holiday lights, thanking first responders for their service.

North Carolina State Auditor's Office introduces an Award of Excellence for financial governance excellence among state entities.

Wake County Public Health received top honors in accreditation, meeting all 147 standards set by the North Carolina Local Health Department Accreditation Board, highlighting the department’s dedication, expertise, and commitment to serving the community.

North Carolina's Department of Public Instruction gains national recognition for advanced learning initiatives, joining a research center and celebrating an award given to educational leader Sneha Shah-Coltrane.