A former police lieutenant and his son were sentenced to prison for drug trafficking, with the ex-lieutenant using his position to assist his son's illegal activities.

The National Weather Service reports cold temperatures in Raleigh, NC, with a high of 38°F and possible wind chills as low as 20°F, sunny skies, and a chilly week ahead.

Raleigh Parks offers indoor swimming and kayaking for fitness during winter, promoting physical and mental wellness through year-round aquatic activities.

Raleigh Parks invites locals to join the Community Advisory Group to help plan Forestville Road Park, emphasizing community engagement in shaping the 25-acre space's future.

Raleigh Parks is hosting a job fair on March 5 at the John Chavis Community Center, offering employment opportunities and a chance to win Dreamville Festival tickets.

The grand opening of the Drakeford Library Complex in Carrboro will take place on February 21, featuring a ribbon cutting, tours, and light refreshments.

Wake Forest is hosting public meetings to discuss the future of Taylor Street Park, focusing on inclusivity and accessibility, as the town aims to apply for the Accessible Parks Grant Program.

Raleigh City Council now streams live sessions, offering a digital platform for civic engagement and public comment at 4 pm and 7 pm respectively, with YouTube as a backup, and past meetings available on the City's Video Services page.

Fuquay-Varina closes government offices for MLK Day but maintains regular garbage collection, with bulky waste services resuming the following day. Community events honor Dr. King's legacy.

The Raleigh Department of Transportation hosted an online meeting to discuss the Five Points Streetscape and Safety Study, inviting public feedback on the project.

Wake Forest, NC, has been awarded a $13.2 million federal grant to build a mobility hub for various transit options, including the upcoming S-Line passenger rail.

The Wake Forest Police Department partners with Heritage Station McDonald's to host a "Safety Day" benefiting Special Olympics North Carolina, featuring vehicle displays and donating 25% of sales.

Boy Scout Andrew Horner and his troop have constructed a flag retirement drop box in Wake Forest for community members to respectfully dispose of American flags.