The Garner Police Department attended an MLK Jr. community event, reflecting on Dr. King's legacy and demonstrating their commitment to his values of service, unity, and justice.

The Zebulon NC Police Department explained their arrest procedure, emphasizing evidence-based decisions and probable cause, reaffirming the accused's right to a presumption of innocence.

Icy roads led to the closure of I-540 in Knightdale, causing travel delays. The police warned of significant disruptions and advised seeking alternative routes.

The Morrisville Police Department paid tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. on social media, urging people to embody his legacy through acts of kindness and standing up for justice.

Three women from Greenville were arrested in Wake County after a high-speed chase, with charges including felony flee to elude arrest and conspiracy to steal from retail stores.

Governor Josh Stein of North Carolina commits to reducing electricity costs, advocating for market reforms and endorsing principles to address pricing and demand in the PJM electricity market.

Raleigh faces black ice risks and a potential winter storm; residents advised to be cautious on icy roads and prepare for severe cold and snow chances this weekend.

A Mexican national faces perjury and immigration fraud charges for allegedly providing false information on his visa application related to past sexual offenses involving minors.

The Durham Fire Department is updating operations to improve emergency response times and expand city coverage, including adding a new engine to its fleet.

Durham County Government invites residents to start their day with a 15-minute full-body workout video, promoting health and fitness through their "Fitness Friday" social media initiative.

A fatal car crash on Deep Hollow and Duraleigh roads in Raleigh resulted in the death of Kimberly A. Nimmer and left another person injured. The Raleigh Police Department is investigating the incident, which led to traffic disruptions.

NCDHHS Secretary Dev Sangvai marks one year with initiatives on access to care, mental health, and child support, including Medicaid expansion and a $6.5 billion medical debt relief.

Durham reminds residents to recycle holiday trees; drop-offs accepted at Waste Disposal & Recycling Center and specific Saturday sites, with curbside collection for some.