At his State of Cary address Mayor Weinbrecht pledged transparency amid a state audit and outlined housing, downtown and sports plans while investigations continue.

As Valentine's Day nears, AI‑enabled romance scams are rising in Raleigh‑Durham; experts and federal agencies warn against gift‑card, crypto and bank‑transfer requests.

A Wake County grand jury has indicted Ryan Camacho on first-degree murder in the Jan. 3 killing of Ravenscroft teacher Zoe Welsh.

Congress extended the NFIP through Sept. 30, 2026, but North Carolina leaders say the short-term patch still puts coastal homes and home sales at risk.

Duke Health and UNC Health are investing in proton beam centers for the Triangle, promising precise cancer care while sparking cost and regulatory debates. Local timelines and site plans will determine when the treatment comes home.

A new initiative by the North Carolina Department of Military and Veterans Affairs aims to enhance employment for veterans and their spouses through the "Unlock the Veteran and Milspouse Advantage" roadshow.

Raleigh Water showcased its ability to convert wastewater into "Class A biosolids," a beneficial product for agriculture, at the 2026 Southern Farm Show, announcing the addition of 16 new customers for this eco-friendly material.

Priscilla Tyree Williams leads Raleigh's vertical construction projects, excluding the Convention Center, Parks, and Water projects, as featured in a city video series.

A 13-year-old and a 17-year-old were found dead inside a Henderson home Monday night. Vance County investigators are asking anyone with information to contact Crime Stoppers.

A suspended Columbia student says Rep. Virginia Foxx 'jawboned' the university into disciplining him and has filed a federal lawsuit alleging retaliation and First Amendment harms.

An event titled "Valentine's Speed-Friending" is set for Feb. 12 at Raleigh's Five Points Center, aiming to help adults make new friends over activities and conversations.

City Council will review a mixed‑income public development plan Tuesday that uses revolving loans and public financing to expand affordable units in downtown Raleigh.

A proposed bill would create a $5M statewide salt reserve, fund plow upgrades and require municipalities to publish real‑time road‑clearing maps.