Raleigh is set for hot weather reaching 93°F with a chance of afternoon showers and storms, potentially giving way to clearer and hotter conditions later in the week.

Two women were shot and wounded at Raleigh's Libido Bar and Lounge, with non-life-threatening injuries; no arrests have been made, and police seek tips.

Raleigh's Moore Square hosted the Pop-up Skatepark Takeover, featuring ramps, rails, live music, and community skateboarding experiences for all ages, complemented by food trucks and a lively atmosphere.

Raleigh's Community Engagement Department starts "Coffee and Conversations" at A Place at the Table to discuss social issues, beginning with Disability Pride Month.

The North Carolina Assembly passed the "MEGA" Act to address elevator safety and backlog issues, as supported by Labor Commissioner Luke Farley, and funded by user fees, not taxes.

North Carolina's legislature failed to pass a new budget, prompting Governor Stein to express disappointment over the missed opportunity to support critical sectors and services.

North Carolina's State Fire Marshal, Brian Taylor, warns of fireworks and heat-related dangers ahead of the Fourth of July, emphasizing safety and hydration.

Orange County responds to extreme heat warning by activating cooling centers and providing additional support like misting tents and water for residents.

BuildOps, Inc. will create 291 new jobs in Raleigh, investing $771,200 in a new operations hub. The software company serves trade contractors and will tap into the local tech talent, with jobs paying above the county average wage.

Raleigh's Fall Youth Athletics Program opens registration for various sports, supplying all equipment and uniforms, emphasizing accessibility and physical activity.

The NWS has issued heat warnings for Raleigh, with heat index values up to 115, advising residents to avoid heat-related illnesses by staying hydrated and indoors.

Wake County encourages residents to help combat roadside litter during summer, providing free litter kits for cleanups and advocating for responsible waste disposal.

Chatham County is set to improve its digital infrastructure with new high-speed internet projects, funded by NCDIT grants, to benefit over 2,000 homes and businesses.