Wake Forest Police Department reported that all lanes on northbound Capital Boulevard/US 1 at Stadium Drive are open after a crash caused traffic delays. No injuries were reported.

Durham residents are invited to attend a new initiative on violence reduction, featuring expert Thomas Abt, at the Durham County Library on December 17th.

Wake County has launched the Nonprofit Institute to support local nonprofits with training and resources. Organizations have until January 5 to apply for this initiative aimed at enhancing their effectiveness in serving community needs.

Durham, NC calls for artists to contribute to the Merrick-Moore Park Aquatics Center, offering a significant public art opportunity to create works that reflect community and play.

Knightdale, NC celebrated the holiday season with a Christmas parade, highlighted by the community's turnout and shared joy on social media, marking a festive start to December.

City Council of Durham is deciding on the future of the former Police HQ at 505 W. Chapel Hill St, with staff advising to wait for better market conditions for redevelopment and to discuss preservation of the historic Milton Small building.

NC State men's soccer team beat Saint Louis 2-1 to advance to the College Cup final against Washington, buoyed by home crowd support and two headers from Donovan Phillip and Taig Healy.

A Charlotte man, Robert Allen Bentley, was arrested in Wake County for allegedly attempting to defraud an insurance company of $30,000 in a roofing scam.

Rolesville names Jason Deitch as new fire chief, recognizing his accomplishments and experience including achieving an ISO Class 1 rating at his previous position.

The NCDOT released its weekly fiscal health report, detailing cash balances and transactions, continuing its commitment to financial transparency as per 2019 legislation.

Alicia Marks Flowers was appointed to the Superior Court in North Carolina by Governor Josh Stein, filling the vacancy left by the retiring Gail Adams.

The Seize the Night Trail Run at Forest Ridge Park offers a night-time running event on January 21 and February 25 for runners over 16, requiring registration and a headlamp.

The National Weather Service forecast a significant temperature drop and strong winds in central North Carolina with severe conditions expected Sunday night into Monday.