The annual Raleigh Christmas Parade featured local police and fire departments, where officers ensured safety and upheld traditions.

The N.C. Department of Natural and Cultural Resources offers a variety of holiday events, including music performances, train rides, and historical celebrations for all ages, many free of charge.

Homer Allen Faison, III from Sampson County was convicted on drug trafficking charges, facing possible life in prison, with sentencing set for February 2026.

The NC Board of Elections is sending out a second round of "Registration Repair" letters to voters with incomplete registrations to satisfy a legal settlement and ensure integrity in future elections.

Raleigh's weather forecast predicts a mixed bag with clouds, rain chances, thunderstorms, and sunny spells, including a dry but chilly Thanksgiving day.

Officer Dale Robedee has been sworn in as the newest member of the Fuquay-Varina Police Department, with his training from Wake Tech lauded by the team.

Two Fuquay-Varina Police officers graduated from the Leadership Institute, providing them with advanced knowledge for law enforcement leadership. The department shared their pride on Facebook.

Sergeant S. Kooiker of the Rolesville Police completed the NC Justice Academy Leadership Institute program, receiving recognition from his department.

Experience Black Civil War soldier reenactments at the Pope House Museum on Jan. 3 for "Fighting for Freedom" event, offering a historical educational experience.

Durham will hold an Oath of Office Ceremony for newly elected officials on December 1, 2025. It's open to the public, with overflow and livestream options available.

Morrisville Police share tips on social media to secure homes during holiday travels, including locking up, using timers on lights, not posting plans online, having a neighbor collect mail, and checking security devices.

GE Aerospace is expanding its West Jefferson, NC facility with a $52.9 million investment, creating 44 new jobs, focusing on CFM LEAP engine components, and receiving a $100,000 grant from the One NC Fund.

Raleigh offers an Emancipation Day Trolley Tour to explore the historic Oberlin Village, guided by historians Cauthen and Williams, highlighting African American history and perseverance.