The North Carolina State Auditor's office hires Kirk O’Steen and David Foxx to enhance legislative affairs, citing their political experience and impact potential.

WCPSS announces a two-hour delay for schools on January 21 due to cold, affecting transportation and possibly breakfast service. Safety is cited as the top priority.

Chatham Community Library presents an exhibit on African American musicians from North Carolina, featuring interactive elements and showcasing their influence across various musical genres.

Wake Forest Police warn of phone scams where callers impersonate officers and demand payments for nonexistent fines through electronic means like Apple Pay or Venmo.

Durham Police seek Chasaray Newman for a fatal shooting on November 27, 2024, which resulted in LaMarcus Alston's death. Public urged to report sightings.

A shooting at North Hills' Coquette Brasserie in Raleigh resulted in two deaths, including the gunman, a chef at the restaurant, and one non-fatal injury.

North Carolina's central region anticipates a weather shift with potential for rain and significant snowfall. The National Weather Service warns of cold temperatures and potential for a midweek winter storm.

Tray'vian Brown is charged with the murder of Durham Uber driver Emmanuel Gbedee, whose body was found in Johnston County. The suspect's motive is unclear, with no known prior link to Gbedee.

Deputies at the Durham County Courthouse used CPR and an AED to help a man who collapsed, potentially saving his life.

NCDOT seeks public input on Raleigh Road Parkway improvements, hosting an open house on January 23 at Raleigh Road Baptist Church for residents to review plans and discuss with experts.

Kenyon Cameron was arrested for a double homicide in December, facing first-degree murder charges for the deaths of Zikera Wardlow and De'Anthony Morgan, found shot in Hillsborough.

Raleigh observes MLK Day by closing city offices but maintains emergency services and regular trash collection, with GoRaleigh buses on a Sunday schedule.

Wake Forest is hosting public meetings to discuss the future of Taylor Street Park, focusing on inclusivity and accessibility, as the town aims to apply for the Accessible Parks Grant Program.