The National Weather Service forecasts mixed weather for Raleigh with sunny skies, then showers and thunderstorms as the week goes on, with temperatures reaching the high 80s.

A Raleigh school assistant teacher, Danesha Demming, faces assault charges for striking a woman and threatening her with a knife off-campus. She is suspended with pay during the investigation.

North Carolina's Department of Transportation awards $1 million in grants to five entities for integrating Advanced Air Mobility into local infrastructures.

North Carolina drivers avoid a large insurance rate increase as Commissioner Causey settles with the N.C. Rate Bureau, capping the hike at 5% and reducing motorcycle rates by 16.3%.

Fayetteville police investigate a fatal shooting at Liberty Square Apartments, with one dead from a gunshot wound. No arrests or suspects yet identified.

North Carolina launched a public safety campaign with the OSFM, Kidde, and State Farm to install free smoke alarms and educate on fire safety, supported by grants and donations of alarms and other safety equipment.

The John P. "Top" Greene Community Center in Raleigh is now the John P. "Top" Greene African American Cultural Park, with a renaming event on June 22 showcasing African American culture.

The North Carolina Department of State Treasurer reports stalled negotiations with CVS Caremark over unpaid rebates and contentious contract terms affecting the State Health Plan.

Carrboro declares June 6 Gun Violence Awareness Day, with Mayor Foushee advocating for gun safety laws and education, and community involvement through wearing orange.

Raleigh's Gipson Play Plaza integrates play with environmental strategy, featuring a water management stream and permeable surfaces to reduce urban runoff and improve water quality, demonstrating the city's investment in sustainable infrastructure.

Amazon plans to invest $10 billion in North Carolina for an AI and cloud computing campus, expected to create 500 jobs, as announced by Governor Stein.

Walnut Creek Wetland Park offers Out in Nature events for LGBTQ+ in June, featuring professional development and outdoor activities. Open to all, registration is required.

The LGC approved Orange County to issue $378 million in bonds for school and infrastructure improvements, with $125 million for Orange County Schools and $175 million for Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools.