A body was found at a Jacksonville construction site, leading to a police investigation. There's no public safety threat, and authorities seek help with the case.

Luke Farley, incoming Labor Commissioner for North Carolina, announced his new government affairs team, with Edgar V. Starnes and Chris Bullard in key roles. They will help steer legislative and fiscal priorities for the department.

Wake Correctional Center in Raleigh is recommended for ACA accreditation after meeting most required practices.

North Carolina's State Fire Marshal announced an emergency rule to expedite the construction of temporary housing for those displaced by Hurricane Helene.

Wilmington man Daryl Cromartie has been sentenced to 15 years for firearm possession as a felon and intent to distribute narcotics, including fentanyl and cocaine.

The article discusses the weather forecast for Raleigh, including sunny, chilly days and potential rain towards the weekend, with detailed temperature and wind descriptions.

Raleigh introduces new fitness demo classes focusing on functional movements and yoga-inspired flows, open to adults for improving well-being and physical health.

The Chatham Community Library is hosting the exhibit "Making Our Voices Heard," featuring stories of North Carolinian civil rights champions, from December 2024 to January 2025.

The final Dreamville Music Festival, created by J. Cole, will be held in Raleigh on April 5-6, 2025, celebrating its fifth iteration and concluding a series of successful events.

The trial of Taiseer Zarka for second-degree murder in the fatal stabbing of a customer, Mark Garrity, at Taz's Supermarket in Raleigh has begun, with the incident caught on video.

Raleigh introduces a Counselor In Training program for teens to develop leadership skills, involving a selective application process, a one-week training, and subsequent volunteer opportunities.

Raleigh has adopted a new parks plan after an 18-month process with community involvement, focusing on public health and environmental sustainability.

Vincent E. Johnson, 54, of Winston-Salem, was arrested in Forsyth County, charged with insurance fraud and obtaining property by false pretense after allegedly defrauding an insurance company.