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.

North Carolina's Governor Josh Stein proclaims January 28th as Data Privacy Day, emphasizing protection of personal data and promoting privacy awareness.

The NCDHHS is hosting a Spanish-language Cafecito and tele-town hall to guide Hispanic and Latino communities on respiratory illness prevention and vaccines.

The NWS has extended a Cold Weather Advisory in central North Carolina due to wind chills as low as five below zero, indicating risks of frostbite and hypothermia.

Youngsville warns of garbage service delays due to unsafe road conditions; residents are asked to stay home while the Public Works Team salts the roads.

Raleigh Parks is hosting a job fair to hire part-time employees, with perks like food, fun, and a mystery prize. It's on March 19 at John Chavis Memorial Park.

Raleigh, NC, celebrates Black History Month with various events, including a family-friendly celebration at John Chavis Memorial Park, tributes to community leaders, a Black Superhero Gallery exhibition, and a Black History Trolley Tour.

Raleigh Police Department will upgrade to Axon Records for digital records management and adopt the Taser 10 device following the Raleigh City Council's approval.

Laurel Hills Park hosts an educational event on honeybees and beekeeping on March 28, designed to inform the community about the importance of these pollinators.

The Raleigh Police Department is adopting the StarChase GPS tracking system for safer vehicle pursuits, funded by a $174,620 donation from their foundation.

The N.C. Parole Commission is reviewing inmate Seltzer Lockhart's case for potential parole under the MAPP, despite North Carolina having abolished parole for crimes after 1994.

Raleigh's Historic Trolley to offer a Women's History Tour on March 15, highlighting female figures who impacted the city's history, with tickets priced at $12.