North Carolina's State Board of Elections seeks public comments on rules for voter roll maintenance, focusing on non-citizenship issues, by March 16, 2026. A hearing is scheduled for March 9.

North Carolina Treasurer donated the first repayment for a loan program aiding Hurricane Helene victims, easing administrative burdens on affected communities.

Cary's GLOW art installation lights up downtown with light-based exhibits until mid-March, featuring a lantern parade and various luminous art pieces.

John Chavis Memorial Park hosts a free Community Bike Rodeo & Traffic Garden Event with biking activities and safety education for all ages during Bike Month.

North Carolina's election management system is being revamped, with the newly formed Modernization of Election Data Systems Commission set to guide the process.

Governor Josh Stein of North Carolina has signed Executive Order No. 33 to improve behavioral health and criminal justice systems, enlisting key officials to enhance services and coordination for individuals in crisis.

The NC State Fire Marshal's office shares safety tips for Super Bowl Sunday, emphasizing the importance of caution with cooking and electronics to avoid accidents.

North Carolina's public schools report a decline in crimes, with 80% having five or fewer incidents, and 44% none. Suspensions and dropouts also decreased. Most offenses were drug-related. However, disparities persist among disadvantaged groups.

The LGC approved Raleigh's issuance of nearly $240 million in bonds for a new centralized City Hall and other public facility improvements, as well as other infrastructure projects across North Carolina.

A bank robbery occurred in Zebulon, NC, with the suspect escaping in a Nissan Altima. No injuries were reported. Authorities are seeking public assistance.

Zebulon, NC is hosting a free car event with coffee and breakfast, encouraging community bonding and charity to benefit local children, also offering a chance to meet the new police chief.

North Carolina health officials advocate for vaccinations and introduce a text alert system as measles cases rise in the state, emphasizing the importance of the MMR vaccine.

A former firefighter, John William Myers, faces felony charges for insurance fraud after allegedly receiving over $100,000 in improper disability payments.