North Carolina is expanding its Success Coach program to support families post-foster care statewide, with the goal of promoting stability and preventing reentry into the system.

The National Weather Service forecasts a mix of showers and cool temperatures for Raleigh, NC, with possible heavy rain Sunday into Monday, and a frost warning Tuesday night.

The LGC approved a $475 million loan for the Triangle Expressway extension in Raleigh to ease traffic, alongside other bonds for infrastructure and public services in North Carolina.

North Carolina allocates over $31 million to expand high-speed internet to 14 counties, aiming to connect 10,810 locations and bridge the digital divide.

Raleigh Water retrieved a resident's phone from a storm drain, showing the water utility's commitment to community service beyond its primary responsibilities.

North Carolina DMV seeks a new contractor to manage the Roxboro license plate agency as the current contract ends on September 30, with applications due by April 14.

Scientists and engineers in Durham will assess local creeks' health from April 2 to May 31 as part of the Southeast Durham Watershed Improvement Plan.

North Carolina officials seek USDA funds for post-Hurricane Helene agricultural recovery. Governor Stein and Commissioner Troxler push for a block grant to support affected farmers.

Arthur L. Wilson, serving a life sentence for a 1983 rape conviction, has been granted parole with a release date set for March 2, 2026. His parole is through the Mutual Agreement Parole Program, reflecting progressive rehabilitation efforts.

North Carolina's State Treasurer partners with OpenAI to improve government services using AI, exploring new efficiencies in public sector operations over a 12-week pilot program.

The North Carolina State Auditor revealed over $45 million in financial errors at NCCU, noting serious misclassifications and misstatements in the university's records.

Governor Stein honors the 106 victims of Hurricane Helene on a visit and commits to rebuilding western North Carolina with a $1.4 billion Action Plan and $524 million in Disaster Recovery Act funds.

Wake County Public Libraries partners with Drinking Gourd Gallery for "Libraries on Canvas," exhibiting local art in library spaces until 2025, with artist talks and activities to enrich community engagement.