Community spread of COVID-19 increases across state
RALEIGH — Only one county in North Carolina doesn’t have substantial or critical community spread, t...
WCPSS reports 57 more COVID-19 cases; cluster reported at Knightdale Kindercare
CARY — Despite being fully remote until mid-February, the Wake County Public School System is still ...
Wake vaccine hotline overwhelmed on 1st day
RALEIGH — After a surge of callers overloaded Wake County’s COVID-19 vaccine hotline as soon as it l...
COVID-19 testing added in Wendell, Zebulon
Wake County is adding COVID-19 testing opportunities this month in Wendell and Zebulon. The Wendell...
Wake, state again see highest 1-day increase in COVID-19 cases
RALEIGH — COVID-19 cases reached a new record high across the state Jan. 9, according to the North C...
Adults 65 and older can make vaccine appointments in Wake County next week
RALEIGH — Wake County residents 65 and older and healthcare workers can join a waiting list for the ...
Wake public schools to stay remote through mid-February
CARY — All students in Wake County public schools will continue to have class only online until at l...
Why I got the COVID-19 vaccine
For most of us, this past holiday season was unlike any other we have experienced. Instead of the ty...
Granville schools extending remote learning through March 15
OXFORD — Granville County Public Schools will continue with all remote learning, or Plan C, after re...
Granville health department sets up COVID-19 vaccine hotline
HENDERSON — Granville Vance Public Health began scheduling appointments this week with adults aged 7...
Wake to vaccinate 75-and-older adults next week; Franklin continues vaccine rollout
RALEIGH — Wake County will begin vaccinating people 75 and older against COVID-19 starting Jan. 19, ...
Wake, Franklin see new highest one-day COVID-19 totals
RALEIGH — Most counties in North Carolina are considered to have critical spread as COVID-19 cases r...
Wake not ready to vaccinate seniors as Franklin gives doses to those 75 and older
RALEIGH — Wake County won't begin vaccinating people in phase 1b for at least a week. The county has...
Cooper extends overnight curfew
The Wilson County Health Department has filled its appointments for all available COVID-19 vaccinati...
Brookdale Senior Living has second COVID-19 outbreak
WAKE FOREST — A memory care facility in Wake Forest is experiencing a second outbreak of COVID-19, W...
Congress should pass global relief
January 6, 2021The holidays just passed, and thankfully there is finally a COVID relief bill in sight. Unfortunatel...
COVID-19 vaccine rollout continues for first responders in Wake, Franklin
First responders in Wake and Franklin counties are continuing to receive their COVID-19 vaccines. Wa...
PHOTOS: Wake Weekly captured the good, bad of 2020
A historic year is coming to a close. Defined by the pandemic, but marked still by civil unrest, a c...
Crime among Wake County's biggest stories of the year
RALEIGH — Despite curfews, lockdowns and stay-at-home orders, crime continued throughout 2020. But t...
Alston-Massenburg Center closed due to COVID-19
WAKE FOREST — A recreation center next to Taylor Street Park was closed Wednesday after a staff memb...
Local news
Community spread of COVID-19 increases across state
RALEIGH — Only one county in North Carolina doesn’t have substantial or critical community spread, t...
Construction continues on Endeavor Charter expansion; capacity to grow by 240 students
WAKE FOREST — A K-8 charter school plans to add a wing to its school, allowing it to enroll around 2...
WCPSS reports 57 more COVID-19 cases; cluster reported at Knightdale Kindercare
CARY — Despite being fully remote until mid-February, the Wake County Public School System is still ...