Police activity on W. Williams St. in Apex was due to a chase of a motorcyclist who later crashed. The suspect fled on foot but was apprehended and a handgun was found at the scene.

Raleigh's oldest operating fire station, Fire Station 3, set for closure in 2026, has been honored by its firefighters as they prepare for its replacement with a modern facility.

NCDOT prepares for winter conditions, clearing roads and advising drivers to be cautious, while also training employees in explosive handling for maintenance projects.

Starla Tanner is appointed as Durham, NC's new Community Partnerships & Engagement Director, emphasizing the city's commitment to community relations.

North Carolina released $270 million for water infrastructure repair and improvement in areas damaged by Hurricane Helene, focusing on resilience against future floods.

The Chapel Hill Police Department's CARE Team received the 2025 Rooted in Results Award for its innovative approach to public safety and mental health, emphasizing non-emergency responses and community collaboration.

North Carolina seeks a vendor to lead phase two of its election system modernization, focusing on updating legacy applications to enhance security and user-friendliness. The project aims to strengthen public trust in elections.

Raleigh is expected to see light snow with minimal impact, followed by a mixed weather forecast including sunny and cold days, with a chance of rain and snow mix.

Landon Perry and David Barkhau won the Internal Audit Award of Excellence from NC's Council of Internal Auditing for their outstanding contributions at NCDIT.

Durham County's Chief District Court Judge, Clayton Jones Jr., was arrested following domestic violence allegations, accused of assaulting a woman during a dispute.

The report highlights the success of cell phone bans in North Carolina classrooms, with positive impacts on academic and social aspects. A guidebook was created to help schools as statewide restrictions approach in January 2026.

Durham police officers participated in the Wilmington Battleship Race, demonstrating community engagement and winning accolades, with Assistant Chief Piatt earning second place in his age group.

The Cary Police Department is hosting a blood drive on December 20th, benefiting donors and the Special Olympics of North Carolina with a $10 contribution per donor.