Governor Josh Stein of North Carolina approved a budget bill and a property rights bill but vetoed a school choice bill, highlighting his commitment to the state's priorities.

Durham County won seven NACo awards and placed in the top 10 of the Digital Counties Survey for innovative local government approaches and technology use.

North Carolina's Governor Josh Stein approved a stopgap "mini budget" including $600 million for Medicaid, which still falls $319 million short of the needed amount, risking service and provider rate cuts.

North Carolina Governor Josh Stein joins the "Do Your Part" initiative to support military families, emphasizing community support for their unique needs to enhance well-being and sustain military readiness.

Microorganisms, including bacteria, protozoa, and tardigrades, are essential in Raleigh's wastewater treatment, breaking down pollutants and maintaining water quality.

Raleigh's weather forecast predicts a damp week with showers, potential thunderstorms, and high humidity. Evening plans may be disrupted by rain and muggy conditions are expected to continue.

A pedestrian was seriously injured after being hit by a vehicle on I-440 East in Raleigh, leading to extensive traffic delays and lane closures during the morning commute.

North Carolina's DHHS partners with community colleges to offer free advanced training for Direct Support Professionals to improve skills and retention in aiding those with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

Durham is collaborating with Community Solutions and their Built for Zero initiative to develop a strategic plan to end homelessness, engaging local stakeholders in a comprehensive, data-driven effort.

The Raleigh Parks Plan Update won the 2025 Marvin Collins Award for its innovative and impactful approach to creating an inclusive parks system in Raleigh.

North Carolina's NCDHHS has launched a pilot to use Ukeru, a restraint-free crisis intervention in child facilities, as part of a broader mental health care overhaul.

Governor Josh Stein declared Tropical Storm Chantal a Type I State Disaster in North Carolina, enabling state-funded assistance grants for recovery efforts and urging a Federal Major Disaster Declaration.

The LGC approved nearly $704 million for Wake County school projects, including a new Morrisville High School, without requiring a tax increase. Funds also go to other schools and housing projects.