Health officials in Nash County warn of a measles exposure at UNC Health Nash on January 27, advising exposure checks and highlighting vaccination importance.

NC Governor Josh Stein visited Alamance Behavioral Health Center to discuss mental health services and the importance of accessible care for public safety.

The Dr. M.T. Pope House Museum in Raleigh is introducing new tours and exhibits highlighting the Pope Family's history, offering educational experiences and free admission for the event.

Raleigh prepares for severe winter weather as NWS issues a Winter Storm Warning with 4-7 inches of snow expected and an Extreme Cold Watch warning of wind chills as low as -5°F.

Raleigh invites citizens to discuss Neuse River Park's potential PARTF grant-funded enhancements in a virtual session.

Chaney Road near Western Boulevard in Wake County is closing for grading and roadway work from January 31 until the end of March, with detours via Kent Road and Garland Drive.

Wake County is offering free hands-only CPR training during heart health awareness month, targeting improved survival rates from cardiac arrest without providing formal certification.

Johnston County towns and groups install AEDs at ballfields, supported by grants to enhance public safety, with recent incidents highlighting their importance.

North Carolina unveils a packed 2026 event schedule aimed at boosting the economy and community engagement with highlights like the NASCAR Cook Out Clash and World Cup Soccer Sendoff Game.

Raleigh issues a winter storm watch, expecting heavy snow and strong winds, with potential travel hazards and power outages. Emergency shelters are prepared.

NCDPI launched "Find Your Fit, Build Your Future" to inform families about diverse educational opportunities in North Carolina's public schools, highlighting a variety of programs available.

Raleigh hosts a free Egg-citing Teen Glow Egg Hunt for ages 12 to 17 at Lions Park Community Center on March 26, from 6:30 to 8 p.m., featuring glowing eggs, games, and a mobile game truck.

Central North Carolina is under a winter storm watch with the potential for heavy snow and strong winds, as warned by the NWS. Residents should prepare for travel disruptions and possible power outages.