Durham is seeking applicants for its $4.9 million HUD-funded affordable housing initiative. Organizations can apply and attend required workshops to learn about the submission process.

Gov. Stein of North Carolina briefed on the state's preparedness for an approaching winter storm, highlighting safety plans, state of emergency, and road crew readiness.

Governor Stein of North Carolina declares a State of Emergency in anticipation of a significant winter storm, advising residents to prepare and limit travel.

The Fuquay-Varina Fire Department is commemorating its centennial and an ISO upgrade, reflecting on a year of personnel and equipment growth and expressing gratitude to the community.

Dr. Jurgen Buchenau will give a lecture on the U.S.-Mexican War at the President James K. Polk State Historic Site on February 7, as part of the America 250 series.

Governor Josh Stein emphasizes public safety commitment, highlighting opioid settlement fund use, law enforcement support, and advocacy for a $195 million public safety package to improve officer training, salaries, and behavioral health services.

North Carolina Governor Josh Stein announces appointments to boards and commissions, highlighting diverse leaders in fields like law enforcement, health, finance, and more.

The Raleigh Police Department is adopting the StarChase GPS tracking system for safer vehicle pursuits, funded by a $174,620 donation from their foundation.

Genentech plans to invest an additional $2 billion in Wake County, NC, expected to create 520 jobs, as part of the region's booming economic development.

The Raleigh City Council meeting included adoption of the StarChase system for safer vehicle pursuits, donations to local non-profits, building demolition for Dix Park, police tech upgrades, and fiscal decisions on bonds and annexations.

Franklin's payment system failure affects utility and tax transactions; the town suspends penalties and service disruptions until February 1, 2026, as they work on restoration.

North Carolina's Governor Josh Stein celebrated MLK Day by linking Dr. King's legacy to ongoing efforts to improve justice, health, education, safety, and employment in the state.

The Garner Police Department attended an MLK Jr. community event, reflecting on Dr. King's legacy and demonstrating their commitment to his values of service, unity, and justice.