The NC Department of Health and Human Services partners with Talkspace to provide free virtual mental health services to justice-impacted teens aged 13 to 17.

Moore Square in Raleigh is hosting free First Friday Market and Movie nights through November, featuring a mix of classic and new films, food trucks, live music, and a local artisans’ market.

The North Carolina Department of Labor celebrates the Boiler Safety Bureau's 90th anniversary, noting a significant drop in boiler-related fatalities.

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

Raleigh, NC is under a Heat Advisory amid high heat index values, with health precautions advised and potential flash flooding expected later in the week.

The NC State Health Plan partners with Lantern to offer no-cost surgery benefits to its members, aiming to reduce healthcare costs and improve service quality.

The SBA is offering low-interest disaster loans to North Carolina residents and businesses affected by Tropical Depression Chantal, with financial support available in several counties.

A water main break on Cameron Street in Raleigh caused road closures and detours, but water service remains uninterrupted due to infrastructure redundancies. Repair is ongoing and expected to end by 5 p.m.

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.

Alicia Jackson joins RHA as a new Portability Specialist, leveraging her decade-long experience in housing portability, including prior roles at East Orange and Wake County Housing Authorities.

A Burke County man, Dylan Scott Smith, was charged with insurance fraud and other offenses after filing a false repeat accident claim and using fraudulent bank information to pay premiums.

OCR investigates Duke University and Duke Law Journal for alleged racial discrimination in its law journal selection process, potentially violating Title VI.

The Wake Forest PRCR Department's outdoor movie series at Joyner Park concludes with "Transformers One" on August 2, featuring pre-show activities and food vendors. Police Chief Jefferson will also host a meet and greet.