Raleigh is under a Winter Weather Advisory with snow, sleet, and potential ice causing hazardous conditions until Thursday morning, with weather improvement and warming expected by the weekend.

John Chavis Memorial Park in Raleigh hosts a free, family-friendly Mardi Gras event with food, music, and activities.

A fire on Liberty Street in Durham displaced one person and was contained to one unit of a duplex, with no injuries reported; the cause is under investigation.

Cary and Apex, NC, will temporarily stop adding ammonia in water treatment starting March 1, 2025, replacing it with chlorine, prompting locals to watch for odor, discoloration, and impact on sensitive users.

Raleigh Arts celebrates Black History Month by showcasing the works of local Black artists to reflect the city's diversity through its Municipal Art Collection.

The National Weather Service warns of freezing rain in the city, with preparations underway for icy conditions on roads and city entrances. Residents are advised to take precautions.

Raleigh residents can now watch City Council budget work sessions live online, enhancing transparency and civic engagement. The streams and archives are available on the city's website and YouTube.

Raleigh postpones a traffic and transportation event due to winter weather; essential services continue, and resources for shelter and meals are available for those in need.

The NCDOT is urging North Carolinians to prepare for a winter storm by stocking up on essentials and has crews spreading brine on roads in anticipation.

The NWS has issued a Winter Storm Watch for Raleigh, NC, warning of heavy snow, sleet, and ice from Wednesday to Thursday morning, possibly affecting commutes and prompting weather preparation.

Wake Forest is preparing for winter weather with road treatments and snow removal resources, while advising residents on safety and emergency reporting.

A truck crashed into the Lincoln Theatre in Raleigh after the driver had a medical emergency; the driver was hospitalized with minor injuries, and no other injuries were reported.

Wake Forest announces the end of curbside loose leaf collection on March 14, requiring residents to use compostable bags or reusable containers for yard waste.