A winter storm warning is in effect in central North Carolina with snow, sleet, and freezing rain forecasted. Power outages and hazardous driving conditions are anticipated.

Carrboro announces its participation in the National Day of Racial Healing on January 21, 2025, encouraging community engagement in racial equity discussions.

Maple Avenue Extension in Carrboro reopens as a one-way street following construction for the new library complex.

The 2nd Friday Art Walk in downtown Carrboro and Chapel Hill offers art exhibitions, live music, and performances, with venues open from 6 to 8 p.m. on Jan. 10.

Kody H. Kinsley ends his term as North Carolina's Health Secretary, having implemented major reforms to expand Medicaid, invest in behavioral health, relieve medical debt, and improve child welfare and workforce inclusivity.

A 20-year-old man was arrested and charged with murder following a fatal shooting near Marbles Kids Museum in Raleigh.

The Carrboro Recreation, Parks, and Cultural Resources Program Guide for Winter-Spring 2025 is now available, with program registrations for January to April events open, and in-person sign-ups at the Century Center.

The "Find My Services" widget on Raleigh's municipal website is temporarily down due to technical issues related to the ArcGIS platform. The city has acknowledged the problem and is working to fix it.

Raleigh announces a range of events to celebrate Martin Luther King Jr.'s legacy, including performances and discussions, urging participants to confirm details with organizers.

A bail bond agent in Raleigh, NC, Shaqura Tyeisha Cobb, was charged with embezzlement and obtaining property by false pretense for allegedly pocketing bail premiums.

Wake Forest officials prepare for icy conditions, pre-treating roads and readying snow removal equipment, while advising residents to travel safely and help clear storm drains.

NCDOT is accepting applications for their free bicycle helmet giveaway to promote safety among young cyclists and encourage helmet use. Organizations can apply to distribute helmets before the February 14 deadline.

North Carolina launches a $25 million initiative to enhance school performance with innovative education strategies, focusing on rural Tier 1 and Tier 2 middle schools.