The Johnston County Sheriff's Office reported a fatal shooting by a deputy after a man confronted them with a firearm. NC SBI is investigating the incident.

Abbotts Creek hosts a pre-registered meet-and-greet with the Easter Bunny for families in Raleigh, including free games, crafts, and plush eggs for kids.

Johnston County Sheriff's Office reported a significant drug bust at Carmen Bueno's residence, where they seized crack and powder cocaine as well as cash. Bueno is now detained with a $950,000 bond.

The NWS has extended a Cold Weather Advisory in central North Carolina due to wind chills as low as five below zero, indicating risks of frostbite and hypothermia.

NCDHHS launches a bilingual initiative to inform North Carolina's Hispanic/Latino communities about protecting against respiratory illnesses like flu, COVID-19, and RSV.

North Carolina's Department of Revenue and the IRS begin the 2026 tax filing season, inviting electronic filing for efficiency and quick processing with an April 15 deadline.

Wake County Government alerts about the presence of microplastics and offers practical advice to reduce exposure, including using filters and choosing sustainable materials over plastic.

Two were killed and two critically injured in a Fayetteville shooting and possible stabbing incident. Authorities have yet to arrest anyone and are seeking public assistance.

Raleigh police conducted a "saturation patrol" resulting in nine DWI arrests and numerous other charges, including drug and firearm offenses, to improve road safety.

Youngsville warns of garbage service delays due to unsafe road conditions; residents are asked to stay home while the Public Works Team salts the roads.

A procession called Walk for Peace is occurring in Franklin County, with participants urged to respect the event's peaceful intent and to exercise caution due to icy road conditions.

NWS issued a Winter Storm Warning for Raleigh, advising caution due to dangerous driving conditions and potential power outages. Residents should avoid nonessential travel and prepare emergency kits.

North Carolina's NCDHHS launched the "I Gave Birth" campaign on Maternal Health Awareness Day to improve postpartum care and raise awareness of the signs of post-birth complications.