A shooting in Pinnacle left one woman dead and a second person hospitalized; deputies say a suspect is wanted and should be considered armed and dangerous.

NCDOT clears roads after storms, improves Dickinson Avenue, proposes rail service to Asheville, and distributes free bicycle helmets to promote safety.

The N.C. Department of Transportation issues a weekly financial report every Friday, offering a transparent look at the state's transportation funding, including cash balances and transactions.

Cary released non-public police records from 2016 about ex-Town Manager Stegall, highlighting efforts for transparency. No charges were filed. The Town Council seeks to understand past events under Stegall's management.

Durham residents show increased satisfaction with their city, with 84% rating it highly in a recent survey. Satisfaction with services is above the national average, though some areas, like yard waste collection, need improvement.

Durham City Council will resume a hearing Monday on the 81.75‑acre Leigh Village annexation, a mixed‑use plan prompting fierce debate over traffic and tree loss.

Persistent rain and 100% chance of precipitation forecasted in Raleigh, with half to three-quarters of an inch of rain and highs reaching 53°F, as per the NWS.

A 22-year-old man was killed when a Lexus struck a box truck on I-40 near Garner. Troopers say speed and impairment were factors and a 27-year-old has been charged.

A 17-year-old Jack Britt student was arrested after police found his mother in a recycling bin and say he confessed. Court filings show a note and a March 3 hearing.

Soaking rain will drench Raleigh through Monday morning; expect 1–1.5 inches and isolated street flooding in low-lying areas.

A large Bahama blaze consumed a house, a shed and a parked car Saturday; the cause is still under investigation and injuries are unclear.

A large pothole on I-440 near Wake Forest Road damaged about 20 cars late Saturday and closed lanes; NCDOT aimed to finish repairs by 9 a.m. Sunday.

Governor Josh Stein of North Carolina has appointed John W. Gajda, P.E., with over three decades of electric utility experience, to the North Carolina Utilities Commission.