Wake County seeks public input through a survey for its Farmland Protection Plan, aiming to conserve local farming heritage amidst development pressures.

The Five Points Center hosts an Alzheimer's Education Series to educate on brain and body health, with the next session on July 17, free for adults aged 18 and over.

Durham's Emergency 911 Center undergoes a CALEA accreditation assessment, seeking public input on their performance as part of a four-year review process.

Pullen Arts Center offers summer art classes for all ages, including found object assembly for kids, illustrating and printmaking for teens, and jewelry making for adults.

Governor Josh Stein of North Carolina advocates for the protection of clean energy tax credits from the Inflation Reduction Act, warning against the negative impact on local economy and job market if they are eliminated.

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.

Raleigh's weather forecast predicts several days of potential showers and thunderstorms with varying chances of precipitation. Visibility issues due to patchy dense fog have prompted a caution for motorists.

The NCDHHS is seeking public input on its Suicide Prevention Action Plan aimed at improving mental health care in North Carolina, with a focus on groups like teenagers, young adults, and veterans.

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.

Smithfield Road in Wake County will undergo nightly partial closures for resurfacing until June 20th, affecting travel from 7 p.m. to 6 a.m. near I-87.

Raleigh Police outline a summer crime-prevention strategy, focusing on reducing violent crimes, illegal firearms, and vehicle thefts, while residents express confidence in local safety measures.

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.

The Carrboro Tourism Development Authority invites public input on its 2025-2026 budget via a Zoom meeting on June 16. Documents are available on the town's website for review.