Governor Josh Stein celebrated Earth Day at Eno River State Park, emphasizing North Carolina's natural beauty and the economic and cultural importance of conservation. State officials highlighted the collective role in environmental protection.

The NCDHHS emphasized the importance of environmental health for North Carolinians' welfare on Earth Day, highlighting its programs and the threat of losing federal funding.

NC Health Secretary Dev Sangvai highlighted the impact of staff shortages and the need for technology updates at Cherry Hospital, facing a 21% staff vacancy.

The article outlines the National Weather Service's forecast for Raleigh, anticipating a mix of showers, thunderstorms, and mild temperatures throughout the week.

Police search for a suspect after a woman was shot in Garner; her injuries are not life-threatening. The shooting occurred near Heather Park and Dartmouth Glen Drive.

Raleigh introduces Wah Lum Kung Fu classes for teens, adults, and children, focusing on physical and mental development, with enrollment available through RecLink.

Mpox virus particles were detected in North Carolina's wastewater, indicating possible undiagnosed cases and prompting health alerts and calls for vigilance from NCDHHS.

Raleigh is hiring an Engineering Project Manager for park and greenway development as part of its urban planning efforts focused on community well-being.

Local artists in Raleigh are unveiling designs for a public art project on Lake Lynn Trail and seek community input at an event with activities on April 27.

The City of Raleigh provides guidelines for buying mulch, including vehicle requirements, color variation, drying time for dyed mulch, and seasonal demand considerations.

Johnston County's commute improved with the new Ranch Road extension to Clayton Boulevard, designed to ease traffic. The $9.7 million project is expected to facilitate smoother travel to Interstate 42.

Dakota Henderson, 26, was sentenced to nine years in prison after admitting to trafficking fentanyl from California and Arizona to North Carolina. Law enforcement discovered over 5,900 fentanyl pills in a hotel room linked to Henderson, who was also involved in a drug debt collection operation.

The NCFST and Ripe for Revival are bringing a mobile grocery market back to Wake Forest, offering fresh, local food on a 'pay-what-you-can' basis to enhance food accessibility.