Raleigh's Small Business Development team launched an Annual Small Business Survey for businesses with up to 50 employees, aiming to partner with and improve support for local small-scale enterprises.

A Freeze Warning is in effect for central North Carolina, with temperatures hitting sub-freezing levels early today, but warming is expected throughout the week.

A North Carolina couple won a $369,962 Cash 5 lottery jackpot after a last-minute decision to buy tickets. They claimed the prize in April, netting $265,448 after taxes.

The N.C. Department of Transportation has announced its Spring Litter Sweep running from April 12th to 26th, encouraging community involvement in roadside cleanup.

Raleigh Parks Athletics opens summer Adult Basketball League registration from April 15-28 for teams and individuals, with in-person and online sign-up options.

Wake County promotes Food Waste Prevention Week, encouraging residents to reduce food waste through recycling initiatives and offering composting resources and education.

Abby Kellerman, Director of the COR Museum in Raleigh, has been named a "Millennial Maverick" by Raleigh Magazine for her influential role among the city's young leaders.

Lt. Gov. Rachel Hunt led the Governor’s Task Force on Child Care and Early Education in NC, emphasizing the issue's impact on families and the economy, aiming to improve child care infrastructure and worker retention.

Paul M. Green will talk about his book "The Thief, the Senator, and the Knight of the Bleeding Heart" at Chatham Community Library on April 12, discussing the 1870 murder of John Stephens and its impact on North Carolina history.

Raleigh Parks is inviting residents to help plan Forestville Road Park on May 5 at Marsh Creek Community Center.

S&P Ratings has awarded North Carolina's general obligation bonds a 'AAA' rating, alongside 'AA+' and 'AA' ratings for two transportation projects, signaling strong fiscal management and economic forecast.

Registration for a popsicle stick house-building contest for young architects is open until April 21, as part of Building Safety Month. Contestants will compete on April 26, with winners announced the same day.

A freeze warning is issued for central North Carolina, including risks to vegetation and plumbing. The Raleigh forecast includes a mix of sun, rain, and potential thunderstorms, with temperatures warming by Monday.