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.

North Carolina confirms more measles cases with three siblings infected after visiting a county in South Carolina, previously hit by an outbreak. Public is urged to get vaccinated and not rush for testing unless symptomatic.

Raleigh's Bioenergy Recovery Project, converting waste to renewable natural gas for buses, gains further financial benefits from selling EPA environmental credits to fund city water and sewer infrastructure.

Raleigh City Council invests $2.88M in affordable housing along the New Bern Avenue BRT line, offering land at $10/year to integrate housing and public transit for low-income families.

North Carolina health officials will hold a virtual media briefing to discuss the importance of vaccinations amid a rise in measles and respiratory illnesses.

A Dense Fog Advisory was issued in Raleigh, cautioning visibility under a quarter mile. The NWS advised drivers to be cautious, especially near schools. Conditions were expected to clear by mid-morning.

A vehicle stop in Raleigh escalated when a passenger fired a gun and fled into the woods, while the driver also fled. There were no injuries, and police are investigating, urging public assistance.

The Five Points Center in Raleigh is offering new art classes in watercolor and calligraphy for adults, with different levels and prices, and you must bring your own supplies.

Raleigh City Council approved $2.88 million for the Duplex Village redevelopment, creating about 120 affordable rental units near a transit line, with a guaranteed affordability period of 80 years.

Glenwood Avenue in Raleigh is closed for sewer repairs until January 10; residents are advised to seek alternate routes.

Durham announces service changes for Martin Luther King Jr. Day, including City Hall closure, garbage collection delay, and a special City Council meeting reschedule.

Raleigh Police Department received accreditation from CALEA, showcasing its commitment to training, professionalism, and high standards in law enforcement.

Raleigh Police Department hosts a hiring event with physical tests and opportunities to speak with recruiters.