All living ex-governors of North Carolina, from both parties, support Governor Cooper against Senate Bill 749, which they contend is unconstitutional.

The North Carolina State Board of Elections will hold a virtual press conference on November 1, to address election preparations and early voting updates.

The Tabor Correctional Institution in North Carolina initiates a 500 kW solar project as part of a larger energy efficiency drive, including vehicle and water system upgrades, with local business involvement.

Five Western N.C. state parks partially reopen on Nov. 1 after Hurricane Helene closure, with varying levels of access, while eight remain closed for recovery operations.

A second arrest was made after a shootout at Crabtree Valley Mall in Raleigh; no injuries were reported despite damage to cars. The incident highlights the city's ongoing battle with gang violence.

North Carolina reports a high voter turnout in the 2024 election with over 3.2 million ballots cast by noon Tuesday, according to the State Board of Elections.

North Carolina extends the application period for D-SNAP in five counties affected by Hurricane Helene, offering further aid to those who suffered losses.

A New Bern man, Anthony Lynch, pleaded guilty to mail fraud for claiming nearly $150,000 by fraudulently posing as a landlord in a NC COVID-19 relief program.

Raleigh's Lake Lynn Park offers Youth and Teen Basketball Training programs starting November 9th, for ages 8-17, focusing on skill development and basketball IQ.

Olegario Pineda-Palacios sentenced to 25 years for meth trafficking in North Carolina, after pleading guilty and facing possible deportation post-prison.

Early voting in North Carolina brings up practical voter queries. The State Board provides guidance on attire, ID requirements, ballot security, and rules on ballot selfies to prepare for a high turnout in the presidential election.

Durham observes Veterans Day with city facility closures, including City Hall, and shifts in waste collection, parks, and parking services, plus unchanged GoDurham transit services.

The NCDHHS plans to hold a Spanish-language event focusing on public health, vaccines, and resources for the Hispanic/Latino community, including amidst post-Hurricane Helene recovery.