NWS Raleigh issues fire danger advisories and warns of cold conditions with strong winds and low humidity after a dry front passage in Raleigh, North Carolina.

NCDIT received multiple accolades from NC TECH for technological innovations and cybersecurity efforts in government, with Secretary Jim Weaver named Public Leader of the Year.

Raleigh Police's ACORNS unit collaborates with Durham VA Health Care to help homeless veterans access benefits and care, with Officer Jackson and Whitney Thomas actively working to uplift this community.

North Carolina celebrates a year of Medicaid expansion with 600,000 enrolled, improving healthcare access, especially in rural areas, under Governor Cooper's leadership.

Niki Jones has been named the new Assistant City Manager for the City of Raleigh, returning after previously serving as the Assistant Director of the Housing and Neighborhoods Department.

Raleigh city officials are taking action to address disparities faced by minority and women-owned businesses in securing city contracts, setting a 15% participation goal and enhancing MWBE programs.

NC By Train's Santa Train returns on December 14, offering a holiday-themed ride from Raleigh to Greensboro, featuring Santa and Mrs. Claus, festive snacks, and holiday cheer.

The Durham County Commissioners will hold their final meeting of the year on December 9. The meeting is open to public attendance and comments, with options to watch online or via local television.

The North Carolina Ferry Division has released its 2025 schedule, maintaining year-round vehicle routes and offering seasonal Ocracoke Express passenger ferry service.

The Illuminate Art Walk is returning to downtown Raleigh in December, featuring LED installations like The TUNNEL and work by local artists, offering a free and self-guided experience from December 6, 2024, to January 6, 2025.

The Stanford L. Warren Branch Library in Durham reopens after renovations, with a celebration that includes a talk by Eileen Watts Welch but excludes computer access until the following day.

Chatham County Public Libraries have launched a Winter Reading BINGO Challenge for children and teens, offering a free book for a completed BINGO and a chance to win a Grand Prize.

The Sanderford Hoopers program in Raleigh teaches basketball basics to kids aged 5-7 over four Saturdays, with pre-registration required and varying costs for residents and non-residents.