Raleigh offers free training for youth coaches to integrate therapeutic techniques into sports coaching, funded by a grant, aimed at aiding young people's recovery from trauma.

Wake Forest's 2025 Road Resurfacing Project is causing delays with ongoing concrete and asphalt works on over 60 streets, with residents being notified of parking restrictions and detour information.

Raleigh Parks invites locals to engage in planning Forestville Road Park through a meeting at Marsh Creek Community Center on July 10, providing input on its Master Plan.

Starting July, Raleigh Water will increase monthly bills by 4.0%, affecting households across multiple cities, to fund infrastructure upgrades and maintain reliable services.

The NCFST partners with Ripe for Revival to offer a pay-what-you-can mobile market in Wake Forest, providing fresh produce and essentials to battle food insecurity.

Wake County is distributing emergency kits to residents with support from the Duke Energy Foundation using a HERO grant to enhance disaster preparedness for vulnerable populations.

NCDOT adheres to transparency by presenting its financial status through the "Cash Watch Numbers" report, delayed due to a holiday but still providing detailed insights into the state's fiscal matters.

Raleigh's Gipson Play Plaza opening events were suspended due to lightning. The city advised evacuating or seeking shelter and will provide updates on rescheduling.

Chimney Rock State Park in North Carolina reopens on June 27 after a nine-month closure due to storm damage. Visitors need advance reservations to access the main attraction.

Governor Josh Stein of North Carolina appeals to the Senate to oppose cuts to Medicaid and SNAP, citing the harm it would cause to residents and the state's economy.

Raleigh promotes homeownership in June by offering $45,000 to $60,000 in financial assistance to first-time homebuyers who meet eligibility requirements.

Chatham Community Library will host an event honoring Doc Watson with author Eddie Huffman and musician Riley Baugus on June 21, 2025, featuring a book discussion and live music.

Raleigh's proposed $1.78 billion budget could see city employees receive a hefty pay raise, with full-timers getting up to 11% more and part-timers 5% if approved by June 30.