After almost 30 years, a suspect has been arrested in the 1998 cold case stabbing death of Bernard Walker in Raleigh, aided by advancements in forensic technology.

North Carolina's Trails Committee has awarded over $1.24 million in federal grants for 18 trail-related projects, including access points on Haw and Yadkin River trails.

The City of Raleigh announces office closures and service adjustments for the Christmas holiday, including changes to waste collection and public transit schedules. Emergency services remain available.

Raleigh's Capture It! Stormwater Arts Contest offers students a chance to win $500 while raising awareness about water pollution through artwork and videos.

After six years of service, Koa the police K-9 from Holly Springs retires, with his handler Officer Juarez providing him a home for his retirement years.

The Holly Springs Town Council honored Town employees with the Champions Award for exceptional service, particularly highlighting the Utilities & Infrastructure and Public Works teams for their emergency response and program implementation.

The Durham County Tax Administration is reminding residents to pay their property and personal taxes by January 6, 2025, to avoid interest and fees. Payment can be done online, by mail, or in person, with assistance available for eligible taxpayers.

Lake Lynn Community Center in Raleigh introduces a new ballet class for children ages 5-12, blending technique and fun. Classes start January 8, held on Wednesdays at 7 p.m. with affordable fees for residents and non-residents. Registration is open.

Charlotte teacher Vanessa Smith wins the Milken Educator Award and a $25,000 prize for her teaching excellence.

The ramp from I-440 West to eastbound Wade Avenue in Raleigh reopens, marking a significant step in the I-440 widening project, aimed at reducing congestion. Drivers are urged to be cautious with the new traffic pattern.

An Archdale man, Darrius Moore, has been charged with insurance fraud and other felonies for allegedly filing false claims to obtain nearly $11,000 from a renters' insurance policy.

Raleigh Parks and Recreation invites 8 to 14-year-olds to free monthly mountain bike rides. Safety gear required; registration recommended but drop-ins allowed.

Deputy Chief Bob Grossman is set to become the interim police chief of the Zebulon Police Department starting January 1, 2025, succeeding outgoing Chief Jacqui Boykin.