Rolesville Police are investigating vandalism of the George Taylor Memorial, which was knocked down by a vehicle; security cameras have since been installed.

Steven Pearson has been appointed as the Assistant Town Manager of Rolesville, bringing expertise from IBM and a strong educational background, set to drive public works, parks, and strategic projects.

The Biltmore Hills Community Center offers a two-part painting class for all ages, providing supplies and a relaxed setting for artistic expression on Feb. 5 and 12.

Wake County EMS's innovative MOUD program provides immediate prehospital care to opioid users with buprenorphine, showing promising results in treatment continuity and partnerships for holistic recovery.

NCDPI plans to amend its ESSA State plan for the 2024–25 school year to align with state education policy, focusing on English Language Proficiency criteria.

Rolesville refines the Trail Art Design Competition with a new two-part application process, compensation for selected artists, and art pieces to be displayed in June.

Wren Memorial Library in Chatham County offers free educational and creative activities in February, including STEM workshops for kids, a cardboard robot-building event, an adult paint night, and a bilingual financial literacy storytime for children.

One man was injured in a Durham shooting; police are investigating. Two juveniles were arrested after a car chase and firing at a trooper; they face serious charges.

North Carolina bettors must pay taxes on sports winnings without deducting losses, but House Bill 14 may change that for itemizers, reflecting confusion post-gambling legalization.

Public resistance met Raleigh-Durham Airport Authority's plan to develop Lake Crabtree County Park, aimed at profit rather than the symbolic $1/year lease.

Epic Games' plans for a new headquarters at Cary Towne Center are halted as the company's rezoning application is withdrawn due to inactivity. Town officials await future development proposals.

Roadwork on Wait Avenue in Wake Forest will lead to lane closures from January 30 to February 7, affecting traffic flow due to tree clearing for the Dunn Creek Greenway project.

The National Weather Service reports a varied week of weather ahead for Raleigh, with no immediate hazards but a mix of rain, winds, and fluctuating temperatures.