Skibo Road Bridge in Fayetteville is undergoing maintenance, including nighttime lane closures on the All American Freeway. The project includes epoxy resin overlay, repairs, and painting of steel girders.

Carrboro declares itself a "4th Amendment Workplace," aiming to protect against warrantless searches by federal agencies, with local businesses supporting the initiative.

Wake Forest authorities are investigating several vehicle fires at North State Pools, with no injuries reported and the incident being treated as suspicious.

Wake County's main hazardous waste facility in Raleigh is closed due to a fire, with temporary Saturday-only collection set up nearby. Alternative sites are available for residents to dispose of hazardous waste.

The Gipson Play Plaza at Dix Park is opening on June 6, transforming the former North Carolina mental health facility site into an all-ages adventure playground and community space.

Lt. Gov. Rachel Hunt visited Kid Appeal Learning Center in NC, discussing child care issues and promoting the Tri-Share program as part of her statewide "Future-Ready Child Care Tour."

Durham County Sheriff's deputies responded to a shooting on Ellis Rd, with one person hospitalized. The incident, under investigation, is believed to be isolated with no immediate community threat.

The National Weather Service forecasts severe thunderstorms for Raleigh, with potential hail, wind gusts, and isolated tornadoes expected this afternoon and evening.

Bodycam footage contradicts officers' account of a pursuit ending in Tyrone Mason's death, leading to a rally for justice in Raleigh and a state investigation, but no charges yet.

Rodney Crawford was convicted of first-degree murder and other charges for the death of Nicole Bullock, despite her efforts to get protective orders against him.

The Wake County Animal Center is near full capacity and is seeking immediate community assistance to prevent having to make hard choices regarding the animals. They are waiving adoption fees for pets with over a 15-day stay.

The Worthdale Community Center in Raleigh is hosting a free family event on June 5, featuring games, face painting, food, and crafts, especially for kids aged 5-12. Pre-registration is recommended.

Chatham County received a $350,000 federal grant for sustainability and energy efficiency improvements, planning building energy audits and aiming to reduce energy consumption and costs.