The NC3C awarded Catherine Lazorko and Ethan Smith for lifetime achievement and communicator of the year, respectively, recognizing their contributions to government communications.

NC Quick Pass transponders are now available at 52 retail locations in North Carolina, including Speedway and 7-Eleven stores, for easier toll payment.

NCDOT kicked off National Work Zone Awareness Week to promote safety in construction areas, introducing new safety measures despite recent work zone crashes and fatalities.

NC Health Secretary Dev Sangvai highlighted the impact of staff shortages and the need for technology updates at Cherry Hospital, facing a 21% staff vacancy.

Johnston County's commute improved with the new Ranch Road extension to Clayton Boulevard, designed to ease traffic. The $9.7 million project is expected to facilitate smoother travel to Interstate 42.

The NCFST and Ripe for Revival are bringing a mobile grocery market back to Wake Forest, offering fresh, local food on a 'pay-what-you-can' basis to enhance food accessibility.

North Carolina gaming store owner Garrett T. Steedly pleaded guilty to embezzling $190,000 in state taxes, receiving suspended sentence and probation.

Raleigh's City of Raleigh Museum is hosting "The Endless Grind," a photo exhibit on local skate history, starting May 2nd as part of the First Friday events.

Durham County authorities reported fatalities after a chase and crash involving a vehicle linked to an earlier gunfire exchange. The pursuit ended in a collision, with at least one person ejected.

The National Weather Service forecasts a warm, sunny week for Raleigh, NC, with highs in the mid-80s, some cloudiness, and chances of rain starting Tuesday.

Chris Adams is named interim police chief of Garner PD starting April 26, following Chief Smith's retirement. Adams has 26 years in policing and aims to maintain the department's stability and community trust.

NCDOT highlights Work Zone Awareness Week, honors a fallen patrolman with bridge dedication, and actively recruits for its Ferry Division ahead of summer.

CAMPO seeks public input on potential tolling options for U.S. 1 / Capital Boulevard upgrades, as presented in a study with four strategies to fund and accelerate the project.