A large Bahama blaze consumed a house, a shed and a parked car Saturday; the cause is still under investigation and injuries are unclear.

The NWS forecasts typical February weather for Raleigh with a high of 61 degrees and breezy conditions today, but rain is expected starting Sunday and may persist until Monday with possible accumulations of an inch.

Court records show a Durham man was arrested in the May 27, 2024 Ellis Road hit-and-run that killed a bicyclist. He faces felony hit-and-run and driving-with-revoked-license charges; a March 2 hearing is set.

North Carolina successfully tests interstate 911 calls with D.C., showcasing the robustness of Next Generation 911 systems in emergency communication.

An investigation shows Raleigh agencies used federal forfeiture funds for police gear, reigniting debate over whether equitable sharing circumvents state law.

A Greenville man was killed while visiting his baby on Feb. 10; police arrested 22-year-old Jaliyah Archer and charged her with murder, officials say.

Salvadoran man Isidro Alvarado pleaded guilty to naturalization fraud, lost his U.S. citizenship, and faces deportation and prison time for child molestation.

Baltimore-based St. John Properties bought nearly 25 acres in Youngsville to build a three‑building flex and R&D park that could support 350+ jobs.

A 33-year-old Raleigh woman faces obstruction and accessory charges tied to an October shooting on New Bern Avenue that killed a man; she posted $10,000 bond.

At his State of Cary address Mayor Weinbrecht pledged transparency amid a state audit and outlined housing, downtown and sports plans while investigations continue.

A suspended Columbia student says Rep. Virginia Foxx 'jawboned' the university into disciplining him and has filed a federal lawsuit alleging retaliation and First Amendment harms.

North Carolina’s State Crime Laboratory says its NIBIN work has produced 10,000 leads that help detectives link shootings and identify repeat shooters.

Wake County is weighing three pricey options for Ligon Middle — renovate, rebuild on the hill, or build on the ballfields — and alumni and preservationists are pushing back. The district packet spells out costs, timelines and tradeoffs for students and the neighborhood.