Raleigh's weather forecast includes cloudy skies and mild temperatures, with intermittent rain chances throughout the week and warmer temperatures toward the weekend.

Wake Forest Police host a "Coffee with a Cop" event on April 7 to improve community relations, offering locals a chance for open conversation with officers.

North Carolina officials encourage state employers to hire veterans and aim for the HIRE Vets Medallion Award, with a deadline to apply by April 30, 2025.

The Triangle Expressway in North Carolina has significantly reduced commute times in six months since its extension opened, with approximately 76,000 vehicles using it daily.

Raleigh's First Friday Market & Movies return to Moore Square on April 4, combining a vendor market with a free screening of "Wall-E," alongside food trucks and kids' activities.

Raleigh's Worthdale Community Center is offering a free "Nailed it Art Class" for kids aged 8-14 to learn nail polish application and care. Classes are on Tuesdays, with limited spots.

NC Insurance Commissioner Causey announced a hearing for September 22 on a proposed 23% car insurance rate increase, seeking a fair resolution for residents and insurers.

A Raleigh man received a 90-month sentence for illegal gun possession after pleading guilty. He was previously arrested for a shooting and had a felony record.

Eleven new historic sites in North Carolina have been added to the National Register of Historic Places, ranging from architectural marvels to important civil rights movement landmarks.

Wake County unveils a new free dental care clinic for uninsured children up to age 20, expanding its Smiles program to support children's dental health.

Former corrections officer Richard Wargo pleaded guilty to perjury during a probe into excessive force at PCI. He could face up to five years in prison.

The City of Raleigh Museum is screening a Hip Hop documentary, free for all ages, on April 5-6, focusing on the local music scene's history and impact.

Chatham County is preparing for its 5th annual Spring Ag Fest at the CCACC on March 29, 2025, featuring local agricultural exhibits, family activities, food trucks, and a shuttle service.