The NC Department of Health and Human Services promotes a mini veggie taste test as a fun, sensory way for kids to explore flavors and nutrition during winter.

A mini-aquarium, Discovery Cove, is opening in Wilmington's Independence Mall as an operation by the North Carolina Aquarium at Fort Fisher during its renovation.

The NC Museum of Natural Sciences teams up with the Raleigh Astronomy Club for Astronomy Days, offering free entry to moon-related activities and educational exhibits on January 24-25.

Raleigh issued a Hazardous Weather Outlook for a cold front, with real-feel temps hitting teens to twenties on Thursday, and a 40% chance of rain today.

The Raleigh Police Department celebrates National Mentorship Month, highlighting its officers' role in mentoring local youths to build trust and reduce crime.

Pullen Arts Center offers various art classes, including pottery for teens, craft and gaming, printmaking, fiber arts, and jewelry casting. Classes have varying start dates and fees for residents and non-residents.

North Carolina Department of Revenue began accepting 2025 business income tax returns on Jan. 13, with a deadline of April 15 for calendar-year filers. They recommend e-filing for quicker processing.

New yoga series starts at Kiwanis Park, Raleigh, catering to all skill levels with a holistic approach to wellness, combining strength, flexibility, and meditation. The six-week program requires registration, with sessions every Monday evening.

Raleigh introduces youth programs including Zumbini, dance classes, and parent-toddler yoga, focusing on coordination, social skills, and self-expression for various age groups, with fees per session.

Governor Josh Stein discusses North Carolina's Task Force on Child Care report, detailing recommendations for more affordable and accessible child care services in the state.

Under the leadership of Secretary Piccione, NCDIT significantly advanced tech modernization in 2025, improving AI governance, IT procurement, cybersecurity, and broadband access in North Carolina.

Raleigh residents engage in outdoor activities during winter evenings through the "Greenway After Dark Series," allowing walks or runs up to 3 miles. The events are free, pet-friendly, and do not require pre-registration.

The City of Raleigh Museum is starting a free "Yoga in the Galleries" program, inviting guests of all levels to practice yoga amidst the exhibits on select Sundays.