Governor Roy Cooper advises North Carolinians to prepare for winter weather, emphasizing proactive steps like having an emergency plan and staying informed on weather conditions.

The Wake County Board of Commissioners elected Matt Calabria as chair and Don Mial as vice chair in a yearly selection process. Newly elected officials were also sworn in.

The North Carolina State Board of Elections is conducting a partial hand recount in a close Supreme Court race following candidate Jefferson G. Griffin's request.

The newly elected Raleigh City Council, including Mayor Janet Cowell, was inaugurated at a public ceremony with cultural displays, and will hold its first session today.

The NWS warns of unseasonably cold weather in Central North Carolina with temperatures 10 to 20 degrees below average, advising residents to dress warmly and protect pets.

The Pullen Arts Center in Raleigh showcases local artistic talent and murals by artists like Rick Bennett from Nov 2, 2024, to Jan 26, 2025, with a closing reception on Jan 25.

Deborah Kruger's exhibition at Raleigh Arts' Block Gallery, "TURBULENCE," explores the themes of bird extinction and the loss of indigenous languages.

The Raleigh Police Department focuses on crime prevention and community ties, urging the public to report crimes properly and fostering safety and cooperation in the city.

The City Council of Raleigh's swearing-in ceremony is today, and upcoming meetings are scheduled. All events are accessible through live streams on the city's website, offering public transparency and engagement.

Durham spotlights diversity efforts in its Police and Fire Departments, discussing recruitment strategies to align workforce with community demographics on "City Life."

Raleigh names Nestor Veloz-Passalacqua as its first Director of Equity and Inclusion, emphasizing the city's commitment to diversity and equitable community development.

The City of Raleigh invites local residents to an Active Mobility Plan Open House to provide input on improving pedestrian and bicycle infrastructure.

An 18-year-old, Evelyn Diaz-Lopez, was arrested after a high-speed chase with NC authorities, hitting speeds over 150 mph and resulting in two car wrecks.