Durham community mourned at the funeral of Emmanuel Kwame Gbedee Sr., an Uber driver killed in January. His family is consoled by an arrest in the case.

Raleigh Parks offers a class on edible landscaping at Marsh Creek Park, teaching participants to integrate fruits and vegetables into their living spaces.

Fire risk is elevated in Central North Carolina due to dry conditions and low humidity, prompting warnings against outdoor burning from the National Weather Service.

Rico Boyce is named the new Police Chief of Raleigh, bringing over two decades of experience, including as Deputy Chief of Operations and Administration. He aims to enhance community relations and transparency.

A section of I-40 in North Carolina reopens after Hurricane Helene damage, U.S. 70 Business East bridge dedicated to Commissioner Tony Braswell, and Alligator River Bridge modernization begins.

Raleigh's Dog Park near the Municipal Building will close from March 3-7 for renovations including fence replacement and mulch refreshment.

Hillsborough Street in Raleigh will be closed for bridge demolition, with a detour via I-440 and Western Boulevard, from Friday night until Saturday evening.

The article discusses upcoming nighttime lane and shoulder closures on the eastbound Triangle Expressway in North Carolina for installing new toll gantry equipment, advising drivers to plan for extra travel time.

Abbotts Creek offers X-Treme Hip Hop Step classes for a fun, high-intensity workout every Sunday for $10 per session.

Red Flag Warning issued for Central NC due to gusty winds, low humidity, and dry conditions heightening fire risk.

Pine Level honored the late County Commissioner Tony Braswell by dedicating the U.S. 70 Business East bridge to him for his public service and community impact.

Lt. Gov. Rachel Hunt begins her Future-Ready Community College Tour at Brunswick Community College, emphasizing workforce development and education. She plans to visit all 58 community colleges in North Carolina.

Raleigh's Green Road Park hosts the I.AM.ME Step Class for youth, focusing on step dance, self-expression, and teamwork every Saturday, costing $5 per session.