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.

St. Charles County residents are increasingly installing in-ground pools, with figures indicating a rise to 7,504, with modern pools featuring shallow lounging areas and fewer diving depths.

Authorities captured Ray Shawn Austin after a nine-day search for his connection to a shooting at Knightdale's sports bar, where one was seriously injured.

North Carolina's Department of Labor increases safety inspectors' starting salary to $61,000 to strengthen workplace safety and retain qualified staff.

Kiwanis Park hosts 'Red, White, and Grandkids' on July 1 for grandparents and grandchildren to enjoy early Fourth of July celebrations with themed activities and crafts.

Bomb squad responded to a suspicious suitcase in Nordstrom at Durham's Streets at Southpoint mall, but no threats were found. The mall was evacuated but will reopen the next day.

Raleigh firefighters responded swiftly to a lightning strike on Bunche Dr., finding no fire but electrical damage. Their post highlights their quick, ready response and commitment to community safety.

Man in Raleigh causes head-on collision by swerving into traffic, citing intentions to kill himself and his wife. Four people sustained serious injuries. He faces multiple charges, including assault with intent to kill.

NCDIT reopens the prequalification for internet providers to participate in the $1.5 billion BEAD program to expand high-speed internet in North Carolina by 2030.