Morning Notes for Nov. 14: Public safety, County, Around town

Weather alert

• Freeze Warning: Freeze Warning issued November 14 at 10:21AM EST until November 15 at 8:00AM EST by NWS Raleigh NC * WHAT…Sub-freezing temperatures in the upper 20s to lower 30s. * WHERE…A portion of central North Carolina. * WHEN…From 1 AM to 8 AM EST Sunday. * IMPACTS…Frost and freeze conditions could ki (National Weather Service) Weather: This Afternoon: Sunny, 55°F. Tonight: Clear then widespread frost, 32°F. Sunday: Widespread frost then sunny, 56°F. Sunday Night: Clear, 33°F. (NWS forecast)

Public safety

• 697 incidents reported in Raleigh in the week to Nov. 14, 2026 Raleigh Police Department incidents (Open Data Raleigh) lists 697 incident reports dated Nov. 8, 2026 to Nov. 14, 2026. Most common: Miscellaneous/All Other Non-Offenses (106), Lar (Raleigh Police Department incidents (Open Data Raleigh))
• Robbery/From Business reported on the 4000 Block of Capital Blvd, Northeast Raleigh Police Department incidents (Open Data Raleigh): Robbery/From Business reported Nov. 13, 2026 on the 4000 Block of Capital Blvd (Northeast). Records row only; status as lis (Raleigh Police Department incidents (Open Data Raleigh))
• Robbery/From Person reported on the 400 Block of Fayetteville St, Downtown Raleigh Police Department incidents (Open Data Raleigh): Robbery/From Person reported Nov. 13, 2026 on the 400 Block of Fayetteville St (Downtown). Records row only; status as list (Raleigh Police Department incidents (Open Data Raleigh))
• Robbery/From Person reported on the 100 Block of E South St, Downtown Raleigh Police Department incidents (Open Data Raleigh): Robbery/From Person reported Nov. 13, 2026 on the 100 Block of E South St (Downtown). Records row only; status as listed: n (Raleigh Police Department incidents (Open Data Raleigh))

County

• Wake at Home closes second encampment, houses 23 more people (Wake County)

Around town

• Researchers Solved a Physics Puzzle About Radiation. It Could Lead to Tougher Electronics. The findings may hold the key to engineering new electronics that can better withstand extreme environments, with applications ranging from nuclear energy to space exploration. (NC State University) Morning Notes is a daily digest of what Raleigh’s public bodies published, linked to the original. Have something for tomorrow’s Notes? Send a news tip.