North Carolina's State Board of Elections seeks public comments on rules for voter roll maintenance, focusing on non-citizenship issues, by March 16, 2026. A hearing is scheduled for March 9.

John Chavis Memorial Park hosts a free Community Bike Rodeo & Traffic Garden Event with biking activities and safety education for all ages during Bike Month.

Raleigh introduces new technologies like Brine Boss and Frost Solutions to improve winter weather response, enhancing road safety and reducing environmental impact while monitoring real-time conditions.

Nominations open for Raleigh Medal of Arts, celebrating local artistic contributions with a public-involved selection process and a webinar on nomination guidelines on February 19, 2026.

Raleigh's Nash Square invites community to help shape its future through the Nash Square Public Realm Plan, with a family-friendly kickoff event at Whiskey Kitchen on Feb. 26.

Raleigh Parks is hosting an event to reimagine Nash Square with community input, featuring art activities, expert talks, and music at Whiskey Kitchen on Feb. 26.

Readers can tour real-life places from Scott Blackburn's novel "It Dies With You" in NC. The literary journey departs from Raleigh on March 3, costs $35-$50, and requires registration.

The Pullen Community Center offers a Valentine's Day crafting event for $5, where participants can create personalized Valentines with provided materials.

Raleigh services delayed; waste collection, city facilities, and inspections to start at 10 a.m. on February 3rd, while GoRaleigh transit remains unchanged.

Cary A+Team responded to Winter Storm Gianna by clearing roads, advising residents, and adjusting public services, while maintaining safety and communication.

Durham Public Schools will close on February 2nd due to a winter storm, affecting all activities and staff, except for essential personnel as directed.

Wake County Public Libraries celebrate Black History Month with a variety of free events for all ages, featuring Black artists and historical figures.

Knightdale officials relay updates on closures and services amid Winter Storm Gianna via social media, including facility shutdowns, online bill payments, a street parking ban for snow clearing, and delayed trash collection.