City Hall Parking Deck's top tier is closed until further notice due to severe weather risk, as announced by city officials prioritizing safety. Nearby alternatives include Wilmington and Moore Square decks.

Johnston County released its top baby names for 2025, with Mia, Sophia, and Liam leading. The list showcases local preferences and reflects broader naming trends and cultural influences.

Raleigh offers an extensive Microsoft Excel program for residents eager to improve their skills, starting February 10th, with classes on Tuesday and Thursday evenings.

Governor Josh Stein declares January 27, 2026, as International Holocaust Remembrance Day in North Carolina, coinciding with the 81st anniversary of Auschwitz's liberation.

North Carolina announced nine finalists for the 2026 Teacher of the Year award, recognizing outstanding educators for their innovative teaching and leadership.

Wake County Government praised employees on social media for their efforts during Winter Storm Fern, highlighting Vielka, a shelter manager who provided exceptional care and coordination for Southeast Raleigh shelter residents.

Peach Road Park's "Garden Play" invites 3-6-year-olds for gardening activities on April 29, aiming to foster environmental interest. Registration and fees required.

Wake County announces standard operations with a few delays, including a closed Athens Drive Library and late-opening parks.

Raleigh Police Department conducted a saturation patrol that resulted in 157 charges, including 9 DWI arrests, traffic citations, drug violations, firearm seizures, and vehicle stops.

Raleigh Transportation swiftly relocated women from a shelter affected by freezing weather to a high school, ensuring their safety during an extreme weather event.

Brier Creek offers a variety of summer activities for all ages, including youth camps, adult sports, family events, and classes in soccer, ZUMBA®, basketball, and more.

Raleigh's Parks and Recreation Department offers a Counselor In Training program for teens aged 14-16 to develop leadership skills by volunteering at summer camps.

The National Weather Service in Raleigh warns of cold weather and a high chance of snow, advising residents to prepare for potential significant snowfall and low wind chill values.