Two suspects were arrested for the attempted murder of a Franklin County deputy, facing multiple charges including drug offenses and attempted first-degree murder.

Gunfire outside Raleigh's Star Bar resulted in no injuries, but police found multiple vehicles with bullet damage. The incident remains under investigation.

The NC Supreme Court changed the outcome of Jefferson Griffin's election protest, altering voting rules for those with "incomplete" registrations and specific voter groups.

The National Weather Service reports a fair week for Raleigh, NC, with temps ranging from 38°F to 83°F, calm winds, and potential gusts on Tuesday posing a fire danger.

Wake Forest officials updated on South Franklin Street construction, addressing recent delays. Utility relocations by WEMC, Ting, Brightspeed, and Charter are underway, expected to continue until early June 2025, before road expansion resumes.

The NCDOT releases its weekly financial status in the "NCDOT Cash Watch Numbers" report, available on its website, highlighting cash balances, receipts, payments, and funds reserved for specific projects.

Raleigh's Community Engagement Board partners with Cortico to enhance public dialogue and aims to improve participation and transparency in civic processes.

The N.C. Department of Transportation is initiating a Spring Litter Sweep to clean up roadside debris with volunteer participation and supplies provided by local maintenance offices.

North Carolina officials announce a new initiative, NC RISE, to provide mental health treatment to mentally ill defendants deemed unfit for trial, aiming to improve judicial and health system efficiency.

Central North Carolina will see a break from rain with a slight chance of drizzle before 9 am today, with possible light rain after 4 pm and winds up to 20 mph according to the NWS.

Raleigh Police Department reinitiates "Cops on the Block" to improve police-community relations, led by Chief Rico Boyce for closer officer-resident engagement.

Wake County Public Health starts "Wake up to PrEP," aiming to reduce HIV by promoting PrEP usage, especially among high-risk and African American communities.

Block Gallery hosts a panel on art and ecology, featuring Deborah Kruger, Scott Hazard, and Bryan England to discuss the link between creativity and environmentalism.