Wolfspeed plans to navigate bankruptcy by ceding control to creditors, aiming to reduce its nearly $5 billion debt while maintaining operations and trading standards compliance.

The NWS has issued a heat warning for central North Carolina, with temperatures expected to reach the mid 90s to low 100s. Residents are advised to stay cool and hydrated.

Insurance Commissioner Mike Causey highlights the importance of water safety as drowning is the leading cause of accidental death for young children aged 1 to 4 according to North Carolina Department of Insurance.

Governor Josh Stein of North Carolina announces a $52 million investment in rural community development, focusing on infrastructure, business expansion, health facilities improvements, and downtown economic revitalization.

Ex-Fayetteville officer Jacob Jones is charged with sexual battery, and his bond was reduced; the police department emphasizes standards and accountability.

GROW NC highlights emergency tuition grants and scholarships for Hurricane Helene-affected students at McDowell Technical Community College, with over 45,000 students benefiting statewide.

The NC Museum of Art is bringing outdoor movie events to downtown Raleigh's Moore Square this summer, with family-friendly films and pre-movie activities. Screenings are free and occur monthly, starting with "Piece by Piece" on June 20.

Man captured in Fayetteville after escaping from a police car and leading authorities on a manhunt. He had broken a window while handcuffed and stripped to his underwear.

Wake Forest invites residents to a Dive-In Movie event featuring "Moana 2" on June 28 at Holding Park Aquatic Center, with limited tickets available for purchase.

North Carolina's DST released a second round of interest-free loans to aid Hurricane Helene recovery in Western North Carolina, with $34.4 million earmarked for local governments.

Dementia Capable Cares offers a free training session on dementia support at Five Points for Active Adults on July 23, highlighting community resources for this growing issue.

Raleigh's administrative offices close for Juneteenth, emergency services remain available, trash services continue normally, and GoRaleigh operates on a regular schedule.

NCDOT named part of I-85 "Senator Elizabeth Dole Highway" and is reconstructing roads post-Hurricane Helene. Underwater bridge inspections are also ongoing.