Johnston County Public Health Department launches a Diabetes Prevention Program for prediabetic locals, offering free resources and support to reduce Type 2 diabetes risk.

The Raleigh Police Department promotes the #9PMRoutine on social media, urging citizens to adopt nightly safety habits to prevent crime as 2026 begins.

The Franklin Police Department released a report of their late December 2025 activities, detailing incidents of theft, assault, and arrests, available on their social media page.

Raleigh Parks opens nominations for the Fred Fletcher Outstanding Volunteer Awards to honor local volunteers for their contributions to the city's green spaces. Nominations are accepted until Jan. 31.

The forecast for Raleigh, NC, predicts a mix of sunny days and potential rain, with temperatures fluctuating from lows around 28°F to highs nearing 67°F over the week.

The Town of Garner introduces LaunchGARNER, a mentorship and sponsorship program to support local entrepreneurs, encouraging contributions from residents.

The Apex Fire Department extinguished a vehicle fire on US 1, assisted by Cary FD and Police, emphasizing safety and prevention in their community update.

Apex Fire Department responded to a garbage truck fire, which was less severe than anticipated. Their swift action prevented escalation, highlighting their readiness for unpredictable emergencies.

The Apex Police Department thanked their personnel and community for contributing to safety and partnership in 2025, emphasizing mutual respect and cooperation.

The Apex Police executed a search warrant at Apex Mobile Home Estates as part of an investigation, reassuring residents via social media that there is no current threat.

Durham, NC announced reduced service hours due to office closures, maintaining emergency services and altering waste collection and public transit schedules.

Raleigh warns of downtown parking scams involving fraudulent QR codes and urges the public to use official parking meters or the Passport app for transactions.

Raleigh invites NC artists to create temporary murals at Dix Park, with a $20,000 budget and a deadline of January 22, 2026, to enhance public spaces and community engagement.