NC Treasurer Briner announced the early release of tax documents for over 382,000 retirees, with e-documents ready by January 3, ahead of the deadline.

The LGC, led by State Treasurer Brad Briner, approved $387 million for Mecklenburg County projects without major tax hikes, including construction, parks, and bond refinancing.

Wake Forest Police Chief Jeff Leonard is retiring on February 1, 2025, after a 32-year public service career, with a reception on January 29 to honor his contributions.

Wake Forest's municipal services schedule for MLK Day includes closed town offices but regular trash/recycling collection, paused yard waste and bus service, and bulk pickups scheduled for the following day.

Governor Josh Stein of North Carolina announces his new cabinet members, expressing confidence in their abilities to enhance state security and prosperity.

A fire severely damaged the House of Art in downtown Raleigh, with emergency crews responding early Tuesday. No injuries were reported, and the cause of the fire is under investigation.

Senator Natalie Murdock kicked off the NCASWCD Annual Meeting, focusing on soil and water conservation in North Carolina, as stated by Durham County Government.

A woman died after an apparent accidental shooting in Moore County. The Sheriff's Office is investigating, no charges have been made, and the shooter is cooperating with authorities.

A fire on Christmas Eve damaged a wooden bridge on Walnut Creek Trail in Raleigh, causing a trail closure between mile markers 2.25 and 2.50 and a 2-3 month recovery period.

A shooting on Guess Road in Durham wounded three people, with one in critical condition. The incident, which took place near a shopping plaza, is under investigation.

Master Trooper Anthony S. Godwin of the North Carolina State Highway Patrol passed away off-duty on New Year's Eve, deeply mourned by family, colleagues, and the communities he served.

Governor Josh Stein signed five executive orders to support western North Carolina's recovery from Helene, providing housing, repairing infrastructure, and setting up support structures like GROW NC and a Division of Community Revitalization.

Maurice "Mo" Green was sworn in as North Carolina's Superintendent of Public Instruction, aiming to enhance academic and character development in schools.