Raleigh NC

A wanted man took off from a Clayton Walmart Thursday afternoon, leading officers in a chase before a fiery crash and later manhunt along U.S 70, police said.

Raleigh's green spaces are looking to get greener, and citizens are invited to weigh in on the future of Neuse River Park. The City's Parks department is courting a grant from the Parks and Recreation Trust Fund (PARTF), which if successful, could spell a major uplift for the park. You're all welcome to join a...

Ever wonder where donated treasures go to find new homes while helping families in need? Tucked away in the heart of Cary, there’s a nonprofit thrift store that’s changing lives one purchase at a time. Thrift2Gift at 900 E. Chatham Street in Cary isn’t your average secondhand shop,...

On January 29, 2026, at approximately 6:43 p.m., members of the Kinston Police Department’s Violent Crime Action Team (VCAT) conducted an investigation into suspected criminal activity following concerns reported by community members.

A Raleigh father is taking action after a culprit stole his daughter's sled.

SOUTH CAROLINA & NORTH CAROLINA — New federal guidance shows a high likelihood of major winter storm impacts across large portions of the Carolinas, with NOAA placing areas along and east of Greenville, South Carolina, into a 60–70% risk zone for conditions severe enough to significantly disrupt daily life.

Resident and pets escape unharmed after large early-morning house fire in rural Rolesville; more than 10 fire trucks respond, roads temporarily closed.

The Station is officially open in Downtown Clayton! The idea that started as a partnership between local developers Carrie and Kevin Lee and entrepreneurs Erin Nenni and Christi Thompson is now finally ready for launch. The Station is not just one business; it is a buzzing beehive housing an entire community of...

Granville Wedding & Event Expo returns March 1, 2026 to Creedmoor Community Center, connecting engaged couples, event planners and local vendors for weddings and celebrations.

RALEIGH, N.C. — Snow days aren’t what they used to be. In the aftermath of last weekend’s ice storm, dozens of schools across the state shifted from in-person classes to asynchronous remote learning, forcing many parents to find child care as they still have to go to work.