North Carolina state parks will increase fees for campgrounds and reservoir entrances starting May 1, 2025, to reflect market conditions and cover rising maintenance costs.

Wren Memorial Library in Siler City, NC, has announced May programs including a story time with author Valerie Harris, a gardening class, and STEM workshops for kids.

A Wake County man, Justin Kevin Baba Alexander, is charged with insurance fraud for allegedly submitting falsified wage loss documents to Westfield Insurance.

The article provides a detailed weather forecast for Raleigh, NC, with partly sunny skies and highs near 80 degrees, a slight chance of showers, and a mixed weather outlook for the weekend.

The Wake Forest Police Department is partnering with the DEA for National Drug Take Back Day at Wegmans on Saturday, offering medication disposal to prevent abuse.

A vehicle crash closed Durham Road/NC 98 in Wake Forest, causing significant commuter delays. No serious injuries were reported, and the road has since reopened.

Wake County invests nearly $18 million to create/preserve 644 affordable homes, exceeding its annual goal and supporting seniors, families, and low-income individuals.

Carrboro promotes "No Mow May" to aid pollinators by not mowing certain areas, encouraging natural landscapes, and considering electric landscaping equipment.

Goldston Public Library's second Outdoor Plant Swap is on May 9, where community members can trade healthy, labeled plants in an equitable, free event promoting responsible gardening and plant care education.

Wake County's Louisburg and Forestville Road intersection will have lane closures from April 24 to improve traffic flow and safety, causing detours and permanent/temporary changes until July 17.

NCDOT kicked off National Work Zone Awareness Week to promote safety in construction areas, introducing new safety measures despite recent work zone crashes and fatalities.

Suspected Sinaloa Cartel member Emmanuel Martimiano Leon-Soto was arrested in Arizona, facing potential life imprisonment on drug charges and money laundering.

North Carolina Governor Josh Stein announced $25,000 rewards for information leading to arrests in Guilford County homicides of John Boone and Jakaylen Chambers.