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NC State and City of Raleigh will honor NC State Men's Basketball and NC State WBB 🐺🏀 historic runs this Monday at the Memorial Belltower. 🐺🐾👏 Street closures begin at 6 p.m. The FREE celebration begins at 8 p.m.

#BREAKING: #Raleigh mayor Mary-Ann Baldwin ☮️ announces in video message she will not run for reelection in November. Baldwin cites a breast cancer diagnosis last year & family health concerns as reasons for changing her mind to not run for a third term. Watch WRAL NEWS in NC now for details.

“It’s time to devote my energies to myself and my family and to find other ways to serve.” MORE: wral.com/story/raleigh-…

RIGHT NOW: Palestinian supporters at an encampment at UNC-Chapel Hill #ChapelHill have formed a barricade with tents and mattresses. They’re asking supporters to stay here on Polk Place in case police move in to clear this encampment, now in Day 4. We’ve heard nothing from the University.

HAPPENING NOW: Palestinian supporters are gathered outside the Orange County Detention Center as people who were detained from the clearing of the #UNC encampment are released. UNC-Chapel Hill tells us about 30 people who refused to leave have been detained.

Protesters from the #UNC Palestine encampment are now blocking the media from recording as people who were arrested are released from the Orange County Detention Center. Reminder, we are in a public space. They’ve also told supporters to NOT speak to media.

Please see a message to the Carolina community from Interim Chancellor Lee H. Roberts and Provost Chris Clemens. Read the full message: unc.live/3UCHNey

HAPPENING NOW: Hundreds of Palestinian supporters are now on the steps & quad in front of South Building where the UNC-Chapel Hill Chancellor’s Office is located. This march & rally comes after at least 6 protesters were arrested when police cleared the encampment on campus this AM. #UNC

NEW: Palestinian supporters have torn down the barricades put up around the former encampment site on the #UNC campus & replaced the American flag with the Palestinian flag. I only see a few UNC-Chapel Hill Police standing around the edges of the quad. WRAL NEWS in NC

HAPPENING NOW: UNC-Chapel Hill crews are installing taller fences around the flag pole where Palestinian supporters clashed with police this afternoon after removing the US flag & raising a Palestine flag. #UNC police are around the quad right now for security. WRAL NEWS in NC

Industrial sites are redeveloping into breweries, restaurants, offices & apartments in this part of #Raleigh, but there are no sidewalks or crosswalks connecting them. I'll explain why on WRAL NEWS in NC at 5 & how one neighbor is pushing for change after getting injured on a walk here.

#Raleigh is moving quickly toward starting construction this year on a new outdoor concert venue downtown. I’ll show you how Red Hat Amphitheater will be on the move to a new location to make way for a bigger Raleigh Convention Center. Watch on WRAL NEWS in NC at 5!

Snakebite season slithers into North Carolina as the weather warms up! Dr. Charles Gerardo, chair of @DukeEmergency, answers some of the biggest questions – including what you absolutely should NOT do – when it comes to #snakebite safety. Duke University School of Medicine

Every year, Duke hospitals treat more than 100 people for snakebites 🐍. Most of those occur from now through the end of October, with the peak of snakebite season in July. Stay Aware. Keep Calm. Seek Care.

Summer fun can turn serious fast: heat hazards & hidden dangers at playdates. Duke Health's Dr. Emily Greenwald breaks down top summer activities that send kids to the ER like 🎆 Fireworks, 🔐 Firearms & 🚲 Wheeled Rides. Duke Children's | Duke University School of Medicine | #summersafety

🎥 Watch the first half now & check back soon for the top 3 dangers!

The summer safety countdown continues! Dr. Emily Greenwald is back with the top 3 summer dangers she sees sending kids to the ER with injuries. 🏊 Water. 🔥 Extreme Heat. 🛝 Playgrounds. Duke Children's | Duke University School of Medicine | #summersafety

As summer travel season kicks off, you may wonder: Is it safe for my family to travel to areas experiencing #measles outbreaks? Dr. Ibukun Kalu answers some of the most common questions about protecting children from measles. Duke University Hospital | Duke Raleigh Campus | Duke Regional Hospital

Measles outbreaks have been reported in 34 states - including nearby Virginia and Tennessee - as of June 12, according to the CDC. There are currently no cases reported in North Carolina. NCDHHS | #nchealth

North Carolina is reporting its first case of measles in a child visiting the state. Duke Children's pediatric infectious diseases specialist Dr. Ibukun Kalu answers the most common questions from families about protecting children from measles. Duke Children's | #measles