The National Weather Service issues a hazardous weather outlook for central North Carolina, warning of potential minor flooding and stormy conditions.

Wake Forest launches its Social District where people over 21 can consume alcohol outdoors within designated areas and times, Thursday to Saturday, noon to 9 p.m. Drinkers must use official cups and follow specific rules.

Roadwork at North White St. and East Perry Ave. in Wake Forest may cause delays with partial lane closures and detours starting tomorrow from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Old Stage Road near Ten Ten Road will be closed for the weekend due to the Complete 540 Project, according to NCDOT. Local access is maintained, but detours are in place.

Wake Forest is hosting a Dive-In Movie night featuring "Moana 2" on June 28 at Holding Park Aquatic Center, with swimming allowed during the screening.

The N.C. Department of Transportation has announced a temporary overnight closure of I-40 eastbound ramp to Old N.C. 86 in Orange County due to bridge construction.

Union County, NC, secured a $3.3 million deal for paving over 11 miles of secondary roads, with True Rock Construction slated to complete the work by next fall.

Raleigh partners with iAccess Life to launch a survey tool improving downtown accessibility for people with disabilities, with feedback on ADA parking and public spaces going live on June 16th.

The Town of Wake Forest will participate in the Local Government Career Expo at UNC's Friday Center on June 7, highlighting public sector career paths.

Suttles Road at Chatham Parkway in Chatham County is set for permanent closure starting at 7 a.m. tomorrow for construction, including major utility upgrades, with plans to reopen in November.

NCDOT celebrated over 30 years of NC By Train, noting ridership growth and a new locomotive design. The anniversary also marks discounts on Carolinian and Piedmont train services.

Durham city officials have announced service changes for Juneteenth, affecting city departments, waste collection, parks, parking, and public transportation. Facilities like City Hall will close, but parks will remain open.

North Carolina's Department of Labor increases safety inspectors' starting salary to $61,000 to strengthen workplace safety and retain qualified staff.