Spring infrastructure projects begin in Holly Springs, including new turn lanes, updated traffic signals, and construction of a sidewalk, aiming to improve traffic flow and connectivity.

The City of Raleigh is hosting a free legal workshop on April 21st for small business owners, featuring legal sessions, a panel luncheon, and accounting education.

Chatham Child Wellbeing Collaborative will host 'CommUNITY: Mind Matters' in Siler City, NC, focusing on mental health with speakers, food, and music. It aims to support mental wellbeing and includes youth activities and a mental health pledge.

The Wren Memorial Library hosts a book sale on April 11-12, offering 3,000 items, including a large selection of North Carolina history books, with proceeds supporting the library.

The National Weather Service warns of increased fire danger in Raleigh, NC due to low humidity and gusty winds, with a statewide ban on open burning in effect.

Carrboro Mayor Barbara Foushee joins a bipartisan alliance of 112 US mayors advocating to protect federal nutrition programs like SNAP to combat child hunger.

A Raleigh man, Donnavin Byrdsong, received a 16-year sentence for trafficking fentanyl, hiding the drugs in Lego boxes, according to the Justice Department.

Wake County is hosting educational sessions to explain its budget process to citizens, promoting transparency and engagement in tax dollar allocation.

A Sampson County man received a 17-year prison sentence for drug trafficking and firearms offenses after a 2019 investigation led to his arrest with drugs and guns.

Raleigh residents organizing events are encouraged to request the City’s engagement van at least two weeks in advance for access to resources and services.

Raleigh Arts is accepting applications for its Arts Learning Community for Universal Access, to help organizations improve accessibility for people with disabilities.

The Office of the State Auditor is investigating Lee County Schools in North Carolina for potential misappropriation of funds, looking to ensure transparency and financial accountability.

The NC S.A.F.E. Campaign provided 10,000 gun locks to the NC National Guard to promote safe firearm storage and prevent self-harm among service members.