Raleigh invites residents to the final Five Points Streetscape and Safety Study meeting on March 25, for project updates and discussions on upcoming improvements.

Dense fog in Raleigh prompted a weather advisory for reduced visibility; sunny skies later with a high of 77 expected. Storms and possible tornadoes forecasted for Sunday with gusty winds. Sunny and warmer weather to return midweek.

A section of Hargett Street in Raleigh is closing for City Hall construction, affecting traffic until December 31, 2025, but sidewalks and businesses will remain open.

Raleigh police and K9 unit found a missing 76-year-old woman with cognitive issues near Peach Road Park after a neighbor's footage helped redirect their search.

Former Governor Roy Cooper and Dr. Betsey Tilson received the Ron H. Levine Public Health Award for their contributions to North Carolina's public health.

Valentin, a lost puppy, found a forever home with the Jandres family and has integrated well, enjoying good health and beginning training, becoming a source of joy for the whole family.

The Senior Resource Fair at the John P. "Top" Greene Community Center on May 15 offers free resources for those over 55, focusing on health, independence, and community engagement.

Lake Lynn Community Center offers Pickleball Clinics for beginners and intermediates, instructed by Bruce Blankenhorn, with fees for Residents and Non-Residents.

Raleigh celebrates spring with "Petals in the Park," featuring citywide floral displays, photography opportunities, and the chance to win a greenhouse tour.

The City of Raleigh offers a Summer Youth Employment Program for 15-18 year-olds, providing work, skills, and mentorship. Applications close March 31.

A Wilson resident, Dewanda A. Battle, faces charges of insurance fraud and attempting to obtain property by false pretense, involving a fraudulent claim to Progressive Insurance.

A Davidson County man, Nathan Hadley Falsion, was arrested for insurance fraud after allegedly filing a fake theft claim for his vehicle, seeking a $35,000 settlement.

Governor Josh Stein of North Carolina focuses on economic recovery, education, and public safety in his State of the State Address, highlighting the need for Hurricane Helene relief and infrastructure improvements.