Raleigh's Parks and Rec offers "Greenway After Dark Series" for people 16+ to enjoy outdoor exercise on select Tuesdays during the winter from 5 to 8 pm.

Raleigh offers developmental classes for kids, including dance and yoga, focusing on skills like balance and coordination. Registration is open via RecLink.

City Manager Bo Ferguson discusses Durham's infrastructural plans, department restructuring, and the upcoming review of its Strategic Plan, inviting residents to engage civically while wishing them holiday cheer.

Two men were charged by Wake County authorities for multiple break-ins, with items like guns and credit cards stolen. The crimes occurred on November 23 and December 6. Inter-agency cooperation was pivotal in the arrests.

Raleigh Parks seeks public input via an online survey for the schematic design of Neuse River Park, emphasizing community impact on the park's development.

The RDDA received a $25,000 grant from Duke Energy Foundation to support local businesses in Rolesville, aimed at improving storefronts and boosting economic growth.

Wake County libraries are now official Safe Place sites, providing sanctuary and staff trained to assist youth in crisis, in partnership with Haven House Services.

NWS Raleigh forecasts sunny weather with highs of 53 degrees today and a rise to 72 degrees by Friday, along with mostly clear skies and mild winds throughout the week.

Victoria Young from Raleigh's Summer Youth Employment Program won the Pay Day Ready Raleigh Scholarship, securing educational and financial advancement.

The Raleigh Fire Department has upgraded its training capabilities with a renovated two-story structure at the Keeter Training Center, allowing firefighters to practice in more realistic residential scenarios.

Raleigh City Council approved a new benefit structure for the Engagement Network to increase citizen participation, offering funding, online presence, and one-on-one consultations starting January 12, 2026.

Raleigh Parks seeks public feedback through an online survey for Neuse River Park's design to reflect community needs. Responses are accepted until Dec. 29.

NCDOT begins "Booze It & Lose It" campaign to deter impaired driving and pauses most road construction for holidays. Santa visits by ferry and train, while a bridge is dedicated to a late N.C. officer.