WFPD partners with SONC for a fundraiser, inviting the community to cover a cruiser with stickers, supporting athletes with intellectual disabilities.

Michon Griffin was sentenced to two years for participating in a $2 million international romance scam, acting as a money mule, and ordered to pay restitution for tax fraud.

The Drakeford Library Complex in Carrboro will have its opening on March 21, featuring various community services and a 52,000 sq ft building with multi-purpose spaces.

The history of Raleigh Water is marked by milestones, such as the first water system in 1818, Lake Raleigh as a reservoir in 1913, and the Neuse River Treatment Plant in 1977. Raleigh also won awards for best tasting water.

NCDOT has permanently closed the western access of Mial Plantation Road at the Major Slade Road intersection to improve road safety with a realigned curve. The eastern access remains open.

Raleigh invites Biltmore Hills residents to discuss the local bikeway project on March 8 at the community centre.

The Dr. M.T. Pope House Museum in Raleigh offers a free African American Third Ward Walking Tour, highlighting the area's historic black neighborhood and its ties to Shaw University.

Barwell Road Community Center introduces personal development classes for adults and teens, with twice-weekly sessions to aid in self-improvement and goal setting.

Wake Forest authorities remind residents to adjust their clocks for daylight saving time on March 9 and to also replace batteries in smoke and carbon monoxide alarms.

Two suspects are charged after 21 vehicles were burglarized in Carrboro; one, Jakori Leak, remains at large with numerous felony charges, while a juvenile will be charged separately. The police advise residents to secure their vehicles.

Daniel Attaway was appointed as the new Judicial District Manager in NC, overseeing Community Supervision in District 17, supervising a team responsible for 2,300 individuals.

The National Weather Service issued a Wind Advisory for central North Carolina, forecasting strong winds and severe storms with potential power outages and hazardous conditions until 7 PM EST.

Wake Forest's Easter Eggstravaganza is returning on April 5, 2025, at Joyner Park with an egg hunt, live entertainment, and a special zone for children with disabilities. The event is community-supported and does not require registration.