Early Sunday morning, Goldsboro Police responded to a crash behind a Waffle House on North Berkeley Boulevard where a vehicle was found overturned in the woods. Three men were injured, including one with a gunshot wound. Two fled the scene but were later located. Authorities are investigating the circumstances leading up to the crash and shooting, and are urging the public to come forward with any information.

Chimney Rock State Park reopens after Hurricane Helene repairs; Governor Stein launched a tourism initiative and signed a recovery act to aid the local economy. Reservations are required to visit the park.

Governor Stein of North Carolina signed bills for disaster recovery and health services improvement, but vetoed a bill that could hinder environmental and health regulations.

The N.C. Department of Information Technology’s Division of Broadband and Digital Opportunity has announced the appointment of three new leaders to bolster its mission of advancing digital equity in North Carolina. Maggie Woods, Christina Strickland, and Dana Lee bring a wealth of experience in digital literacy, legal counsel, and infrastructure development. Their leadership marks a strategic push to close the digital divide and ensure broadband access for all residents across the state.

Raleigh celebrates July 4th at the State Capitol with free activities including live music, a naturalization ceremony, and children's fun from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.

A person was shot and killed in Fayetteville on Friday afternoon; the victim and shooter reportedly knew each other. Police are investigating the incident.

A rabid fox bit a man in Wake Forest, prompting Wake County to issue an alert and plan on informing locals about rabies prevention and pet vaccinations.

Nigel Gray of Raleigh was sentenced to 24 years in prison for drug offenses, including fentanyl and cocaine distribution, with ties to the Sinaloa Cartel.

Governor Josh Stein of North Carolina presented the Order of the Long Leaf Pine to nine distinguished citizens for their exceptional service and contributions to the state.

Raleigh, NC forecast indicates sunny weather and potential thunderstorms, with a high near 96°F and heat index up to 102°F. Thunderstorm chances are 30%; the rest of the week shows a calm weather pattern with intermittent storms.

Carrboro's administrative offices will close on July 4 for Independence Day, but emergency services are reachable. Friday refuse collection moves to July 7, while residents enjoy community-led festivities.

Carrboro is preparing for its July 4th events, starting with activities at Weaver Street Market and a parade to Town Hall. The celebration includes a reading of Frederick Douglass's essay and a call for food donations for the local initiative, PORCH.

Wake County extends cooling station hours due to a severe heatwave to offer residents relief from dangerous temperatures and prevent heat-related illnesses.