Three people were seriously injured in a shooting in Wake County's Neuse Estates, mirroring an August event on the same block. Deputies are investigating, focusing on a mobile home, and seek public assistance for information.

Garner town officials celebrate a year of community engagement with initiatives like Chat with a Planner and the Garner Youth Council, fostering resident involvement in local governance.

Raleigh residents are set to experience mixed weather conditions with cloudiness, various wind speeds, and a range of temperatures from high 40s to low 70s leading into the New Year.

The NCDOT publishes weekly "Cash Watch Numbers" reports for transparency, showing financial health and comparing weekly cash balances, subject to change until month-end reconciliations.

The Fuquay-Varina Fire Department honored former Explorer Kayelei Carter on social media for her achievements in firefighting, including creating Wake County's first all-female fire crew.

The Zebulon Police Department posted about their Shop with a Cop event, highlighting community engagement during holiday shopping with a local family.

Morrisville's Parks, Recreation & Cultural Resources department is hosting a Martin Luther King Jr. celebration featuring Willa Brigham, combining storytelling and music, on January 12 at Cedar Fork Community Center.

The Garner Police Department shared a Christmas message on Facebook, expressing season's greetings and gratitude to the community while reaffirming their commitment to safety and service.

Apex Police Department shared holiday greetings on social media, recognizing the diverse ways people celebrate and reminding the community to stay safe, including tips against impaired driving.

The Apex Police Department's elf, Lucy, shared a holiday message on Facebook, hinting at future appearances despite feeling unwell and promising to gift personalized "Lucy" dolls to five families.

Apex Police Department humorously updated their social media about tracking Santa Claus, assuring the public of his safe passage and encouraging kids to get to bed early.

The Raleigh Police Department shared a festive "Merry Christmas" message and safety tips on social media to ensure residents celebrate the holidays responsibly.

Raleigh had an overcast Christmas morning with a chance of light rain and high temperatures near 73 degrees, followed by a mixed weather week with highs ranging from the 40s to 70s.