Chapel Hill police found 14-year-old Joshua Chung, who has Down syndrome, safe after a search initiated on a cold afternoon. He was located about two miles from where he was last seen.

Items in a suspect's car after a Raleigh shootout were examined by authorities and deemed not a threat. Two people were killed in the incident, including the suspect, and an officer was critically injured.

Inmate Leslie E. Davis, serving a life sentence since 1989, has been granted parole in North Carolina, effective February 3, 2025, under the MAPP, preceding the 1994 law that eliminated parole.

A shootout in Raleigh left an officer critically injured and two men dead, with one being the suspect. The incident is under investigation by the SBI and Raleigh PD.

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.

A truck crash in Aberdeen led to a power outage and a fire after it hit a utility pole and a local restaurant. Emergency services responded, and power was cut for safety. The driver fled but was arrested later; no other injuries were reported.

Residents in Wake Forest, NC are advised to lock their doors as police seek an armed carjacking suspect following a Mercedes hijacking near Triangle Town Center.

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.

Durham Police warn of increased vehicle thefts in the cold weather, advising residents to take precautions like using remote starters and steering wheel locks.

Durham Police reported over 3,400 car burglaries last year and advised residents on preventive measures such as locking cars and not leaving valuables visible.

Garrett Elliott, 21, was killed in a daytime Fayetteville shooting; police urge witnesses to share information.

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.

Rolesville police investigate after the George Taylor Memorial was vandalized last month; the damaged sign was replaced and security cameras installed.