North Carolina AG Jeff Jackson is probing a PowerSchool data breach affecting nearly 4 million residents, potentially exposing personal information including SSNs and medical records.

A 14-year-old in Durham faces first-degree murder charges for the death of Aryion Clendenning and additional charges after a car chase and vehicle break-ins. The minor's identity remains undisclosed due to age.

A bridge in Wake County is renamed the Deputy Ned P. Byrd Bridge in honor of a sheriff's deputy killed in 2022.

The NC Supreme Court race continues with a legal battle over whether 60,000 votes should be discarded, a move that could affect the court's composition.

The Town of Wake Forest is accepting applications for Wake Forest Planning 101, a free program from April 30 to May 21 offering residents insight into town planning. Dinner is provided and space is limited. Apply online by February 24.

Raleigh's weather shifts from fog and mist to sunny skies with a high of 67 degrees, but rain is expected later in the week with increased chances of showers and winds picking up.

A North Carolina woman was charged with insurance fraud after allegedly submitting fake images to claim $2,076 for property she didn't own. She surrendered to authorities and was released on bond.

Raleigh drug trafficker Cesar De Sena Arias, "Junior," was sentenced to 10 years in prison for operating a cocaine transport network from Puerto Rico to Raleigh.

Chatham Community Library hosts a virtual screening of "Birth on the Border," a documentary about two women from Ciudad Juarez seeking to legally give birth in Texas.

The report to the State Board of Education reveals a decrease in school violence and dropout rates in North Carolina's public schools during the 2023-24 academic year.

Clayton Ryan Holmes of Hamlet, NC, was charged with insurance fraud and attempting to obtain property by false pretense for falsely claiming ownership of valued machinery.

Julius Jefferson is appointed as the new Interim Police Chief in Wake Forest, succeeding Jeff Leonard and possessing extensive experience and educational qualifications.

The Raleigh Reuse app helps residents manage trash and recycling, featuring collection reminders, disposal instructions, and donation options to streamline waste management.