Raleigh-Wake Emergency Communications Center is accepting applications for their 911 Training Academy starting June 12, offering a transformative career starting at $45,323 salary.

Raleigh has installed raised crosswalks on St. Mary's Street to improve pedestrian safety, with the final markers laid down last month as part of the Vision Zero strategy.

A Nash County man shot a 15-year-old during a reported vehicle theft and now faces several charges including assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill.

The article describes the mixed weather forecast for Raleigh, featuring showers and sunshine with temperatures ranging from upper 30s to mid-70s throughout the week.

Construction on Wait Avenue in Wake Forest will cause lane closures between Traditions Grande Boulevard and Havisham Court for waterline installation from March 17 to 21.

Wake Forest dedicates a historic marker at the site of its first fire station, commemorating the town's firefighting legacy with an event featuring a speech by Fire Captain Daniel Gregory.

The Raleigh Parks' 2025 Family Sneaker Ball event promises free entry for a night of dancing, music, and food, encouraging attendees to wear stylish sneakers with semi-formal attire.

The NCDOT releases a weekly financial status report, adhering to state law and offering details on cash balances, receipts, and disbursements, which are adjusted around holidays.

Upcoming bridge inspection on Mock Street will cause the left lane of U.S. 52 southbound in Winston-Salem to be narrower on Monday from 9 a.m. to noon; drivers advised to allow extra travel time.

Raleigh faces a Wind Advisory with gusts up to 45 mph, possible power outages, severe thunderstorms, heavy rain, and potential tornadoes; precipitation is 100%, and temps near 74F.

Governor Josh Stein visited a Haywood County farm impacted by Hurricane Helene, urging the General Assembly to release relief funds to support family farms and regional recovery efforts.

Governor Stein of North Carolina initiated a task force to reform the state's child care and early education system, aiming to improve affordability, access, and workforce support.

Join First Friday Museum Mornings at Raleigh's John P. Green Community Center for local Black history through exhibits and activities, open to all, free from 11 am to noon.