North Carolina's Governor Stein emphasizes the importance of child care and early education, opposing federal cuts to Head Start and outlining efforts to improve the state's child care system.

Lt. Governor Rachel Hunt toured Millbrook Magnet High School's Sustainable Agriculture Academy, promoting career and technical education in North Carolina.

A Charlotte man, Gregory Alan Williamson Jr., was charged with insurance fraud and uttering misdemeanor for allegedly forging medical leave papers to overcharge his insurer.

North Carolina invests over $63 million in high-speed internet infrastructure, enabling internet access for 18,889 households and businesses across 30 counties.

The Rethink Education Facilitator Badge program in North Carolina is enhancing student achievement through blended learning professional development for educators.

Raleigh student artists display their interpretations of environmental issues at the Capture It! Stormwater Art Gallery event on May 3 at the Pullen Arts Center.

Steven Tant, 42, was charged with multiple assault counts, including assault on a child, after a stabbing incident in Knightdale, where two women were injured and a child was assaulted.

North Carolina's Governor Josh Stein extends the State of Emergency for 34 counties due to ongoing wildfires, ensuring resource availability for firefighting efforts.

The City of Raleigh is hosting a free virtual event on May 8 to help MWBEs navigate city contracting processes. Registration is open on their website.

Raleigh's Partnership Raleigh program offers paid environment and engineering internships for youth aged 17-24, with an extended application deadline to April 28.

The Rootle Roadster Tour is stopping in Raleigh for a family-friendly event focused on early childhood education through interactive activities on May 17.

Governor Josh Stein inaugurated Boviet Solar's new module factory in Greenville, North Carolina, marking a $294 million investment and the creation of 900 jobs.

N.C. Department of Revenue waives certain penalties for late filing and payments until Sept. 25, 2025, following Hurricane Helene and IRS deadline extensions.