Raleigh City Council's annual retreat is set to focus on strategic planning, legislative agenda, budget outlook, public comment, and urban challenges such as housing and zoning. The event, broadcasted live, offers public insight into city governance.

Dev Sangvai of NCDHHS visited NC for recovery efforts post-Hurricane Helene, distributing supplies and discussing long-term plans with local services.

A Winter Weather Advisory remains in effect in parts of North Carolina, warning of slick roads due to snow and black ice. Temperatures are cold but expected to rise over the weekend.

Inmate Leslie E. Davis, serving a life sentence since 1989, has been granted parole in North Carolina, effective February 3, 2025, under the MAPP, preceding the 1994 law that eliminated parole.

North Carolina's OSFM report shows a grim total of 122 fire deaths in 2024, with 14 already in early 2025, emphasizing the need for increased fire safety measures.

North Carolina prepares for a winter storm with NCDOT spreading salt brine and urging residents to stay off roads, while readying plows and chainsaws for snow and tree removal.

A shootout in Raleigh left an officer critically injured and two men dead, with one being the suspect. The incident is under investigation by the SBI and Raleigh PD.

The North Carolina Joint Reentry Council will hold its monthly meeting in Raleigh to discuss strategies for the reintegration of formerly incarcerated individuals.

The North Carolina State Auditor's office hires Kirk O’Steen and David Foxx to enhance legislative affairs, citing their political experience and impact potential.

Wilson County has closed all government offices on January 22, 2025, due to severe winter weather, prioritizing safety amid snow and subfreezing temperatures. Emergency services remain operational.

WCPSS announces a two-hour delay for schools on January 21 due to cold, affecting transportation and possibly breakfast service. Safety is cited as the top priority.

Chatham Community Library presents an exhibit on African American musicians from North Carolina, featuring interactive elements and showcasing their influence across various musical genres.

The Five Points Center for Active Adults in Raleigh is hosting an art open house for adults over 18 to explore various art forms and meet instructors for free.