The Raleigh Fire Department offers free smoke alarm installation in the PT Alley neighborhood as part of the Smoke Alarm Saturday event to enhance fire safety.

The National Weather Service in Raleigh warns of a change from calm skies to a stormier pattern, with sunny weather turning to a chance of showers and thunderstorms as the weekend approaches.

Kiwanis Park hosts 'Red, White, and Grandkids' on July 1 for grandparents and grandchildren to enjoy early Fourth of July celebrations with themed activities and crafts.

In December 1998, firefighters battled a major fire at Quail Corners Shopping Center in Raleigh, controlled after two hours, with significant efforts and historical firefighting methods recounted by the Raleigh Professional Fire Fighters Association.

Wake County celebrates Pride Month with events at libraries and parks, including book clubs, nature walks, and a Pride Paddle, promoting diversity and inclusion.

Raleigh launches a program hiring homeless individuals to clean the city, offering a living wage, meals, and aid, aligning with community and environmental goals.

Raleigh’s Five Points Center for Active Adults introduces new art classes on Wednesday afternoons under artist Adrienne Garnett, covering abstract art, drawing the human head, and drapery studies.

A stabbing in Raleigh led to serious injuries and the arrest of Willie Lee Garrett, who faces assault and larceny charges. The victim is expected to recover.

Durham's Equal Business Opportunity Program aims to promote diversity in local business by involving more minority and women-owned enterprises in city contracts.

Raleigh's Vision Zero initiative aims to eliminate traffic-related injuries and deaths with community involvement. June's National Safety Month will see two Sidewalk Sessions for public dialogue on safer streets.

Raleigh's forecast predicts sunny days with highs around 80-86°F, turning cloudy with possible showers by the weekend.

Bomb squad responded to a suspicious suitcase in Nordstrom at Durham's Streets at Southpoint mall, but no threats were found. The mall was evacuated but will reopen the next day.

Raleigh firefighters responded swiftly to a lightning strike on Bunche Dr., finding no fire but electrical damage. Their post highlights their quick, ready response and commitment to community safety.