Raleigh Parks offers a class on edible landscaping at Marsh Creek Park, teaching participants to integrate fruits and vegetables into their living spaces.

Hillsborough Street in Raleigh will be closed for bridge demolition, with a detour via I-440 and Western Boulevard, from Friday night until Saturday evening.

Fayetteville woman Cynthia Melvin pleaded guilty to defrauding the U.S. Department of Education out of $5 million, involving fake students and financial aid fraud.

Durham seeks public feedback on proposed downtown bike lanes, with open houses and online input available until April 18, fostering improved cyclist connectivity.

Chatham County Water Utilities is raising water rates by 10% starting in March, affecting 11,200 customers, with new bills seen in May, due to rising operational expenses and the need for system improvements.

Treasurer Briner announced that interest-free loans for hurricane relief are reaching local governments in Western North Carolina, aiding in Hurricane Helene recovery.

Wake County is seeking input from residents of Eastern Wake on its development for the next decade, including housing, infrastructure, and open spaces, as part of the PLANWake initiative.

The Raleigh Police Department's Records Division will be closed temporarily on February 28, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.

The NCDOT provides weekly financial updates, detailing expenditures and reserved cash for transparency in their use of taxpayer dollars and state infrastructure projects.

The City of Raleigh Museum is hosting "Buildings Day" on March 8, a free event for kids to learn about urban design and construction through hands-on activities.

Wake Forest advises caution due to black ice after a winter storm, with road treatment in progress. Adjusted service schedules including delayed trash and recycling, and closures announced.

North Carolina educators can apply for NLGA STEM scholarships to enhance STEM education in their classrooms, as announced by Lieutenant Governor Rachel Hunt.

A Raleigh Crips gang member, Dwight Hinton, gets a 71-month prison term for illegal firearms possession and trade, including attempts to acquire a machinegun and contemplating a murder-for-hire scheme.