Fayetteville Police Warn Residents Against Warming Up Cars Unattended to Prevent Vehicle Thefts
The Fayetteville Police Department warns residents against leaving cars unattended and running during cold months, as it may increase the risk of vehicle theft. They've shared prevention tips on their Facebook page and official website.
Orange County's Eco-Friendly Post-Holiday Cleanup Offers Ways to Recycle Trees, Wreaths, and Dispose of Lights in Carrboro
Carrboro residents can place natural holiday trees and wreaths curbside for eco-friendly disposal. Broken string lights go to Waste & Recycling Centers, while working ones can be donated to thrift stores or Salvage Sheds.
Wayne County Commuters Prep for Detours as Bartlett Road Bridge Set for Modern Overhaul
The NCDOT announced the Bartlett Road bridge over The Slough in Wayne County will be replaced, with construction starting January 6 and a planned reopening in June 2025. Commuters should expect detours during this period.
North Carolina's NCDOT Invests Over $3 Billion in Post-Helene Rebuild, Showcasing Commitment to Resilience and Infrastructure Enhancement
The NCDOT responded to Hurricane Helene's devastation by awarding over 410 construction and maintenance contracts totaling over $3 billion, showcasing resilience and progress.
North Carolina Governor Grants Clemency to 15 Death Row Inmates Amidst Capital Punishment Rethink
North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper commuted the sentences of 15 individuals on death row to life without parole after reviewing each case for factors such as the crime's nature and potential trial biases.
Governor Roy Cooper's Economic Initiatives Boost North Carolina Job Growth With Over 640,000 New Positions
The article describes Governor Roy Cooper's success in improving North Carolina's economy and job growth, noting that over 640,000 new jobs have been created and praising the state's recovery after the repeal of the controversial House Bill 2.
Durham Seeks Resident Input on New Bike Route Expansion with Public Survey Now Open
Durham invites public input on Phase II of the Neighborhood Bike Routes Project to enhance local biking infrastructure, covering approximately 11 miles and connecting key areas. An online survey is open until February 7, 2025.












