Johnston County, NC, has sent out new property value notices as part of its regular reappraisal cycle. Owners may appeal if they disagree with the assessments. The actual tax bills will be mailed by late July 2025.

Chatham County promotes cultural awareness and inclusion by highlighting January's cultural festivals on social media, with a focus on diversity and community participation.

A woman was stabbed in Goldsboro; the victim is hospitalized, and a suspect is in custody pending investigation.

Fayetteville police initiated a homicide investigation after finding Jakaira Ortiz dead at Lake in the Pines Apartments, following a missing person call.

A fire in Fayetteville injured three and displaced nine from their homes early Sunday at the J&L Mobile Home Park. Firefighters deemed the residence a total loss.

Schools in central North Carolina delay or cancel classes due to snow and the risk of icy roads, with various counties impacted and different measures taken to ensure safety.

The article describes the weather forecast for Raleigh, NC, with rain expected today, windy conditions tonight due to an Arctic front, and a cold yet sunny week ahead, including a chance of snow by weekend.

Governor Josh Stein executes executive orders to aid Western North Carolina post-Hurricane Helene, focusing on temporary housing, infrastructure repair, and long-term recovery.

Raleigh offers curbside Christmas tree collection until February 14, 2025. Residents must remove all decorations before placing trees curbside on their yard waste day.

Josh Stein was sworn in as North Carolina's 76th governor, succeeding Roy Cooper. His priorities include hurricane recovery, economic growth, education, and personal freedoms.

Governor Roy Cooper of North Carolina commuted sentences for two inmates and granted pardons to two others, recognizing their rehabilitation and contributions to society.

The NCDOT responded to Hurricane Helene's devastation by awarding over 410 construction and maintenance contracts totaling over $3 billion, showcasing resilience and progress.

North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper commuted the sentences of 15 individuals on death row to life without parole after reviewing each case for factors such as the crime's nature and potential trial biases.