The Raleigh Police Department hosted Raleigh Hoops Night, a community engagement event aimed at fostering relations between local youth and law enforcement through basketball.

Wake Forest is working with KCI Associates to address downtown stormwater issues, focusing on runoff management and the potential for green infrastructure. An open house for public input is set for July 29.

The Durham Fire Department launched a clean gear delivery initiative to reduce firefighters' exposure to carcinogens from contaminated gear after battling fires.

Emma Marine, 18, was honored with Pink Stork's 'FightBack Award' for her bravery during an attempted kidnapping and theft at her workplace on June 29, 2025.

Wake County Public Health offers back-to-school vaccine clinics for students entering kindergarten, 7th, and 12th grades to meet state immunization requirements.

NBA's Trey Murphy III from the New Orleans Pelicans supported Durham youth with school supplies and a basketball clinic, and also discussed his recovery from injury.

Wake Forest officials remind the public that motorized scooters are banned on sidewalks, streets, and public areas, emphasizing safety concerns and potential fines for non-compliance.

Durham County and Welcome Baby honor parents like Vania Torres in #ParentAppreciationDay, celebrating their contribution to families and the community throughout July.

Over 70 high schoolers in North Carolina were honored for completing the SEED Program, which prepares them for careers in advanced manufacturing and agriculture.

Dr. Kevin Ricker will present "Photographing the Haw River" at the Chatham Community Library, showcasing images of the Haw River's wildlife and ecosystems.

Raleigh's Dix Park celebrates 10 years since its transformation from a mental facility to an urban park, reflecting on growth and diverse visitor experiences.

Raleigh's Method Road Community Center is offering a new Beginner English Class for adults to aid in English literacy, with engaging activities and no prior knowledge required.

Dementia Capable Cares will host a free dementia support training session on Aug. 18 at Five Points for Active Adults center in Raleigh to educate the community.