Raleigh Water advises residents to regularly water their fresh-cut holiday trees, noting they can consume up to a gallon in the first 24 hours and a quart per day per inch of trunk diameter. They debunk myths about adding substances to the water.

Durham, NC introduced its first downtown fast EV charger, supporting local sustainability goals and reducing carbon footprints. The charger was funded partly by the VW Settlement program.

The City of Raleigh Museum will host a lecture by Dr. Antwain K. Hunter on the history of African Americans and firearms in North Carolina during an Emancipation Day Breakfast event.

Construction on Hargett Street in Raleigh extends closure into June 2026 for new City Hall and streetscape improvements, impacting traffic but maintaining pedestrian and business access.

The North Carolina Executive Mansion will host its annual Holiday Open House on December 11-13, welcoming visitors for free to explore its Victorian architecture and contribute to a food drive.

Wake County Animal Center's "Home for the Holidays" campaign offers reduced adoption fees to find homes for pets, featuring vintage postcard-themed social media promotions.

The Chatham County Sheriff's Office-NC announced on Facebook their participation in various holiday events to spread joy and engage with the community through activities like parades and tree lighting.

Officer Fitzwater from the Raleigh Police Department was commended for assisting a family with car trouble, ensuring their safety during the holiday season.

The City of Durham, NC, is enhancing urban sustainability through green stormwater infrastructure, involving the community in improving water management and neighborhoods.

A video by Flashback Fire highlights the fire hazard posed by dry Christmas trees, providing safety tips such as keeping trees watered and lights turned off when not home.

NWS Raleigh reports 23°F with calm conditions in Raleigh, NC, and anticipates a sunny week with rising temperatures and chances of rain, particularly on Sunday night and Tuesday.

The RPD recalled the 1988 Raleigh F4 tornado, sharing a photo of a retired captain and a patrol car amid the destruction, highlighting the city's resilience and police service.

Raleigh's Emergency Communications 911 Center is recruiting trainees for its Training Academy with a starting salary of $49,100; applicants are required to pass several assessments.