The Chatham County Fire Department successfully extinguished a fire on Beverly Street with no injuries reported, showcasing their efficiency and readiness.

The Franklin Police Department released a report of their late December 2025 activities, detailing incidents of theft, assault, and arrests, available on their social media page.

The Apex Fire Department extinguished a vehicle fire on US 1, assisted by Cary FD and Police, emphasizing safety and prevention in their community update.

In a recent development out of Raleigh, a man has been handed a hefty 15-year federal sentence following his guilty plea for trafficking fenta...

Willie Edward Mcgee, Jr. is charged with armed bank robbery and firing a weapon during the crime after a December 26th robbery and shootout with police.

An officer-involved shooting related to an earlier bank robbery occurred in Rocky Mount, NC, with no officer injuries; the robbery suspect remains at large.

A fire at the Bexley at Heritage apartments in Wake Forest, NC, displaced three families and caused major damage, but no injuries were reported. The cause is under investigation.

A man was killed in a shooting at a Durham shopping center and police are investigating, with recurring violence in the area causing community concern. A person of interest is being questioned.

Durham authorities are investigating a possible link between a shooting and a deadly crash that occurred on the same violent Saturday, with one person dead in each incident.

Apex firefighters responded to multiple small fires along US-1, containing the largest at ¾ acre. Causes are under investigation; the department urges caution and vehicle maintenance to prevent fires.

Three people were seriously injured in a shooting in Wake County's Neuse Estates, mirroring an August event on the same block. Deputies are investigating, focusing on a mobile home, and seek public assistance for information.

The Wake County Sheriff's Office warns of a scam where fraudsters impersonate its officers to extort money. They clarify that they never solicit funds for bail or warrants.

Oscar Medina, 56, was sentenced to 26–33 years in prison after being found guilty of sexual assault and indecent liberties with children in Johnston County. The case involved multiple victims and a multi-year investigation.