Rolesville has been named Tree City USA for the ninth consecutive year, highlighting its dedication to urban forestry and environmental efforts like tree planting and invasive species removal.

North Carolina reports its first two pediatric flu-related deaths of the season and urges vaccination for children 6 months and older amid a rise in flu cases.

Governor Josh Stein proclaimed February as Career and Technical Education month in North Carolina, emphasizing workforce development and the goal to become #1 in apprenticeships nationwide.

North Carolina DMV online services and self-service kiosks will be unavailable on Saturday, Feb. 15, due to a planned outage expected to last until 7 p.m.

Quail Run Building Materials is expanding in Franklin County, NC, with a new $1 million manufacturing facility anticipated to create 5-10 jobs, enhancing the local economy and manufacturing sector.

A power outage in north Raleigh affected 2,600 customers after a power line fell, with restoration efforts underway and most power restored by 8:30 a.m.

Poké Pals offers a safe space on Hill Street for kids 6-12 to trade Pokémon cards and learn game strategies on February 21 from 5:30-7:30 p.m.; entry is $10.

Civil rights attorney James R. Walker Jr. is honored with a historical marker in Ahoskie, NC, reflecting his work in racial equality and legal progress.

The City of Raleigh Museum hosts free Animal Adoption Day on March 1, offering a chance to meet pets and learn about adoption.

Advisory for rainy and windy conditions in central North Carolina with a sunny forecast ahead despite potential minor flooding and gusts up to 25 mph.

Raleigh's John P. Green Community Center hosts a Black History Month event exploring the history and impact of African American superheroes in comics and film.

Greystone Community Center introduces Evening Flow Yoga classes focused on gentle yoga, led by experienced instructor Sarah Peters. Open to adults, classes start on March 4, once a week, for a monthly fee of $48.

Wake Forest's Alston-Massenburg Center hosts a Black History Expo featuring Ronald Parker's collection of African American heritage artifacts, open to the public for free on February 15.