Governor Josh Stein urges caution as North Carolina prepares for a winter storm with expected snow, ice, and frigid temperatures. He calls for residents to check on the vulnerable and for the state to mobilize resources in anticipation.

NC Governor Josh Stein honors Black entrepreneurs during Black History Month, promoting inclusive economic growth and recognizing their impact on the state's heritage and economy.

Raleigh's winter weather advisory is in effect until 1 PM with caution advised due to potential icy roads, especially after Wednesday's storm. Minimal additional snow expected.

Raleigh City Council extends free 2-hour parking in certain city-owned decks to year's end after positive feedback from visitors and businesses; usage increased by 28% during the pilot.

Wake County announces closure of non-essential facilities due to a winter storm, urging residents to stay safe and prepare for potential power outages.

Town authorities have announced closures of local government facilities for Wednesday, February 19, due to severe winter weather forecasts, affecting both administrative operations and public services.

Holly Springs prepares for winter weather with safety measures, including altered waste collection schedules and pre-treatment of roads and sidewalks.

A Raleigh Crips gang member, Dwight Hinton, gets a 71-month prison term for illegal firearms possession and trade, including attempts to acquire a machinegun and contemplating a murder-for-hire scheme.

Fuquay-Varina announces online registration for Summer Day Camps for kids post-kindergarten to 5th grade, starting February 24, with various themed weekly sessions from June 16 to August 11.

The Town of Fuquay-Varina has closed facilities and cancelled events for Wednesday due to expected bad weather, but recycling will occur as scheduled.

The annual Raleigh Roasts event is returning to Moore Square Park, featuring local coffee, tea, and treats, along with live music, coinciding with the Raleigh St. Patrick’s Day Parade.

A false gun threat prompted a lockdown at Riverside High School, which was lifted after no weapons were found; officials stress responsible tipline use.

Chatsworth Products plans a $11 million expansion at its New Bern facility in North Carolina, creating 45 new jobs, as announced by Governor Josh Stein.