A man has pleaded guilty to importing and selling about 2,500 counterfeit car airbags in Raleigh, which were confirmed by manufacturers as fake and unsafe.

Raleigh introduces a women-only swim event at Millbrook Exchange Pool for adult women and children, encouraging a comfortable space for those preferring a male-free environment.

NCDHHS hosts a Spanish-language event on mental health support for North Carolina's Hispanic/Latinx community.

Lt. Governor Rachel Hunt visited GTCC, showcasing the Future-Ready NC initiative's strive for workforce development through community colleges and focusing on the importance of support for these institutions.

Lake Lynn Community Center hosts a crafting session "Wow Mom: Gifts for Mother's Day" for kids age 5+ to create gifts, such as candles and cards, on May 10 from 10 a.m. to noon.

NWS Raleigh warns of wildfire risk and advises against outdoor burning in central North Carolina, highlighting dry conditions and possible strong winds. There's also a forecast for severe storms on Sunday.

Raleigh introduces Little All-Star Sports for kids 3-5, offering basketball, football, and soccer basics at Lake Lynn Community Center starting May 14.

Pullen Park Amusements extends its operational hours to 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. starting March 21, offering longer fun times including rides and potential Friday night activities.

Raleigh Parks and Recreation is seeking nominations for the '2025 Tree of the Year' to celebrate local trees, with public voting determining the winner.

Carrboro invites residents to discuss the new Unified Development Ordinance, focusing on housing, environment, and infrastructure, through public forums.

The City of Raleigh Museum launches Evelyn's Book Club to honor librarian Evelyn B. Pope and to celebrate Black literature, inviting adults to monthly discussions starting June 25.

Raleigh releases the first major study on local LGBTQIA+ history in North Carolina, reviewing historic sites and planning for future preservation efforts.

Governor Josh Stein of North Carolina has declared March as Students@Work℠ Month, focusing on connecting students with workplace realities through career explorations.