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.

NWS Raleigh forecasts sunny weather with highs of 53 degrees today and a rise to 72 degrees by Friday, along with mostly clear skies and mild winds throughout the week.

The Raleigh Fire Department has upgraded its training capabilities with a renovated two-story structure at the Keeter Training Center, allowing firefighters to practice in more realistic residential scenarios.

Governor Josh Stein and DEQ Secretary Reid Wilson announced investments in Old Fort's water resilience, enhancing local systems and preparing them for future calamities post-Hurricane Helene.

The National Weather Service warns of high winds, with gusts up to 53 mph, and severe thunderstorms in Raleigh, NC, urging residents to secure loose items and exercise caution.

Durham launches a 52-bed cold weather family shelter in collaboration with Union Baptist Church and local organizations to support families during extreme cold.

Raleigh's Teen Trek Out program offers a day of bowling and golfing for teens on January 26, from 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., with registration required and costs ranging from $60-$75.