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.

Eric Woods of Cherryville was charged with insurance fraud and forgery after allegedly faking documents to claim insurance from Nationwide Mutual Insurance Co.

The Raleigh-Wake Emergency Communications Center celebrates National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week, honoring the dedication of telecommunicators who answer emergency calls, including handling over 1,500 calls during Hurricane Helene.

The NWS forecast for Raleigh predicts fair weather, with temperatures varying from 43°F to 88°F, mostly sunny skies, light winds, and occasional chances of night showers.

North Carolina sold $300 million in bonds for statewide transportation projects as part of the Build NC Bond Act, with a 3.77% interest cost and a 2040 maturity date, aimed at improving infrastructure.

Raleigh's Transportation Department updated scooter parking along Glenwood South, adding new features and corrals, signage, and compliance tools to improve use and accessibility.

The Taylor Street Park Sprayground in Wake Forest opens for the season on April 19 at 10 a.m., offering free fun for families with daily evening hours and extended Saturday hours.

The National Weather Service predicts brief showers followed by sunny days for Raleigh, NC, with mild temperatures and a temporary increased fire risk due to gusty winds and low humidity.

The Raleigh Police Department is celebrating Animal Control Appreciation Week and acknowledging the hard work and dedication of their Animal Control Unit.

The NCDHHS in North Carolina is promoting its "Fight the Bite" campaign to protect against ticks and mosquitoes amid rising vector-borne diseases, encouraging protective measures and a poster contest for students.

Wake County emphasizes safety as pool season begins, addressing concerns over the annual drowning incidents, with efforts to promote water safety and reduce fatalities, especially among children.

The Raleigh NWS forecasts wet conditions and potential thunderstorms in central North Carolina, with fluctuating precipitation and temperatures over the coming days.