Raleigh has been named the best-performing large metro area by the Milken Institute, a reflection of its labor dynamics, tech growth, and economic opportunities.

Wake Forest is hosting public meetings to discuss the future of Taylor Street Park, focusing on inclusivity and accessibility, as the town aims to apply for the Accessible Parks Grant Program.

Raleigh City Council now streams live sessions, offering a digital platform for civic engagement and public comment at 4 pm and 7 pm respectively, with YouTube as a backup, and past meetings available on the City's Video Services page.

A couple from Lenoir County, NC, faces charges for arson and insurance fraud after they allegedly set their home on fire and deceived their insurance for financial gain.

Raleigh seeks community input to enhance its Bikeshare Program through an open survey until February 14, aiming to increase convenience, safety, and accessibility.

The Raleigh Department of Transportation invites the community to the final meeting for the Five Points Streetscape and Safety Study via Zoom tonight at 7 p.m. to discuss improvements and feedback.

North Carolina's Governor Josh Stein urges caution on slick roads after a winter storm, thanking community heroes and outlining ongoing safety and recovery efforts.

North Carolina legislation enhances the Fire Fighters' Health Benefits program, increasing financial support for firefighters with cancer and extending benefits to retirees.

North Carolina prepares for severe winter weather; Governor Josh Stein urges caution and preparedness for snow, sleet, and freezing rain. Safety measures and resource coordination are in place to tackle potential travel disruptions and power outages.

Wake County closes facilities and alters public service hours due to winter weather, emphasizing community safety and advising residents on personal safety measures.

The North Carolina Department of Insurance saved or recovered $144 million for residents in 2024, an all-time high, including fraud restitution and consumer services.

Mary Accardi received the "Unsung Hero" award from NC Lawyers Weekly for her work at Campbell Law and Jessica Dry was also recognized for her dedication to client services.

Campbell Law Alumni Association will host an online CLE session on February 4 to discuss evidence spoliation and AI in law, with free access for its community and a $50 fee for others.