Wake Forest celebrates Flag Day with a community ceremony at WFCAA featuring a flag-raising, National Anthem, Pledge of Allegiance, and historical insights.

Raleigh hosts the 2025 Summer Concert Series with local artists at Pullen and Fred Fletcher Parks, featuring free evening shows on Sundays until September 21.

North Carolina drivers avoid a large insurance rate increase as Commissioner Causey settles with the N.C. Rate Bureau, capping the hike at 5% and reducing motorcycle rates by 16.3%.

ChurchNet Foundation's 20th anniversary celebration is on Thursday at the Renaissance Centre in Wake Forest, featuring music, speeches, and community spirit.

Chatham County offers free computer training and laptops to residents to improve job-readiness and bridge the digital divide, funded by a state grant.

Mayor Foushee proclaims June as Small Cities Month, advocating for investment in infrastructure and community programs to enhance quality of life in small municipalities.

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.

North Carolina launched a public safety campaign with the OSFM, Kidde, and State Farm to install free smoke alarms and educate on fire safety, supported by grants and donations of alarms and other safety equipment.

Raleigh's 7th Annual Mud Day Festival offers free muddy fun and environmental education on August 16, featuring a mud pit, local food trucks, and learning opportunities.

NCDHHS Secretary Dev Sangvai is set to visit western North Carolina to review recovery efforts and mental health resources following Hurricane Helene and spotlight the Healthy Opportunities Pilot program.

Raleigh Water Industry Day brought together water sector experts to discuss water quality and treatment, and to honor those achieving environmental compliance.

Moore Square in Raleigh hosts a weekly lunch series with food trucks every Monday and Tuesday, offering a variety of dining options and vendor incentives.

The John P. "Top" Greene Community Center in Raleigh is now the John P. "Top" Greene African American Cultural Park, with a renaming event on June 22 showcasing African American culture.