Local fire, rescue, and law enforcement teams successfully collaborated to contain a two-story residential fire on Fred Dalton Rd, ensuring all occupants were unharmed.

The Johnston County Board of Commissioners initiated projects to improve recreational and essential services, including expanding the Neuse River Trail and developing new parks and infrastructure.

The City of Raleigh proposes New Year resolutions for environmental stewardship, highlighting water conservation, the importance of proper waste disposal, and local volunteer opportunities.

Forest Ridge Park is holding a Winter Tree Identification workshop to teach identifying trees by bark and buds, offering NC environmental education credit.

NCDHHS warns of a measles outbreak in Buncombe County, NC, urging vigilance for symptoms, and containment measures for those exposed and unvaccinated.

Rolesville names Chandra Wright as new HR Director, starting February 9, 2026, with over 20 years of experience.

The Raleigh Police concluded their annual anti-impaired driving campaign, resulting in 38 DWI arrests, 358 speeding charges, among other violations. The effort emphasized road safety.

Stephen Wensman joins the Town of Rolesville as the new Planning Director, starting January 12. His extensive background in planning includes work in Smithfield and a Minnesota suburb.

North Carolina's Appeals Court confirms a law allowing the state treasurer to appoint members to the Utilities Commission, traditionally the governor's role.

Sprouts Soccer preschool program focuses on developing soccer skills for 3-4-year-olds at Peach Road Park, with sessions in April and May. Registration fees vary for residents and non-residents.

Raleigh event explores the relationship between diet and mental health, focusing on food's role in wellness beyond physical health, with experts discussing comfort food, preventive care, nourishment vs. restriction, and community connections.

Sertoma Arts Center offers winter classes for all ages, including art for toddlers, anime drawing for teens, fashion design and jewelry making for adults, and specialized courses for those with disabilities.

Raleigh is set to alleviate flooding near Crabtree Valley Mall with part of a $220M bond approved by the LGC, funding sewer improvements and other infrastructure projects. No tax increases are expected for these improvements.