A Raleigh man, Donnavin Byrdsong, received a 16-year sentence for trafficking fentanyl, hiding the drugs in Lego boxes, according to the Justice Department.

Governor Josh Stein signed the Disaster Recovery Act of 2025 Part 1, providing $524 million for Hurricane Helene relief efforts in western North Carolina, focusing on rebuilding and recovery.

The NWS forecasts mixed weather for Raleigh with showers, potential storms, and varying temperatures; a hazardous outlook warns of high winds and fire danger.

Haywood County in North Carolina is set to receive high-speed internet at 359 locations, funded by a $1.2 million project with federal and private investments, part of efforts to bridge the digital divide.

Three North Carolina students won top honors in the U.S. Youth Aviation Art Contest, with their works celebrating women in aviation, and are now entering the international contest.

Wake County's 20th Keeping the Farm Workshop offered insights and strategies for farmers facing modern challenges, such as property taxes and land preservation, amid development pressures.

A 52-year-old man, Donnie Nesbitt, died after his car hit a tree in Raleigh; the timing of the crash is reported differently by WRAL and The News & Observer. Police cite high speed as a factor.

A 7-year-old boy fell into the Tar River in Franklin County and is missing. Search efforts continue with dive teams and drones. The community remains hopeful for his safe return.

Garner Council Member Demian Dellinger was honored as a 2024 NC Main Street Champion for his work revitalizing Downtown Garner, including leading financial relief during COVID-19 and promoting public art.

Construction on Retail Drive in Wake Forest will reduce lanes between 7 a.m. and 5 p.m. until mid-April, possibly causing delays. This is part of a larger road improvement project.

North Carolina's Operation Medicine Drop returns during National Poison Prevention Week, aiming to safely collect unused medications and prevent drug misuse and environmental harm.

Governor Josh Stein visited a Haywood County farm impacted by Hurricane Helene, urging the General Assembly to release relief funds to support family farms and regional recovery efforts.

Governor Stein of North Carolina initiated a task force to reform the state's child care and early education system, aiming to improve affordability, access, and workforce support.