The Raleigh Department of Transportation invites the community to the final meeting for the Five Points Streetscape and Safety Study via Zoom tonight at 7 p.m. to discuss improvements and feedback.

Raleigh officials have released guidelines for reporting tree-related hazards due to weather disturbances, urging urgent cases to call 911 and non-urgent to dial 919-996-3000.

Raleigh officials caution against travel due to icy conditions, advising residents to stay safe and providing online resources for winter driving tips.

Durham police are investigating after a woman was found dead in a home during a welfare check on Audubon Lake Drive. Her identity and cause of death are unknown; tips are encouraged.

North Carolina's Governor Josh Stein urges caution on slick roads after a winter storm, thanking community heroes and outlining ongoing safety and recovery efforts.

North Carolina legislation enhances the Fire Fighters' Health Benefits program, increasing financial support for firefighters with cancer and extending benefits to retirees.

Whiteville man, Robert Avant, is sentenced to nearly six years in prison for possessing a firearm as a felon during a shootout where a pregnant woman was shot.

Wake Forest officials have announced sidewalk repairs on South White Street starting January 13, which will cause detours for pedestrians but not affect traffic.

Wake Forest braces for a winter storm with closures and service changes, including cancelled basketball games and early closures of community centers and transport services. Brine trucks are deployed to tackle icy roads.

North Carolina prepares for severe winter weather; Governor Josh Stein urges caution and preparedness for snow, sleet, and freezing rain. Safety measures and resource coordination are in place to tackle potential travel disruptions and power outages.

A New York man received a 10-year sentence for armed robbery at a North Carolina vape shop, after pleading guilty and being prosecuted by federal authorities.

The Gailor Family Law Litigation Clinic, serving low-income families in Wake County, received a $30,000 grant from the WCBA Foundation to expand its services.

A Goldsboro drug trafficker, Tamarcus Shaquan Ellis, was sentenced to 40 years for distributing methamphetamine and murdering a confidential informant.