North Carolina Launches 'Registration Repair Project' to Update State Voter Rolls and Comply with Laws
The North Carolina State Board of Elections is updating voter rolls to ensure compliance with ID laws, affecting around 103,000 voters. This includes a Registration Repair Project and methods for voters to update their information.
Western North Carolina Receives Over $11 Million in Grants for Trail Projects, Aids Post-Hurricane Recovery
Governor Josh Stein announced $11 million in grants for Western North Carolina trail projects to promote outdoor recreation and support local economies, particularly post-Hurricane Helene.
Durham County Sheriff's Office Cracks Down on Phone Scam Duo as Fayetteville Residents Are Charged
Durham County Sheriff's Office warns about an increase in phone scams involving demands for cash, gift cards, or bitcoin. Two suspects were arrested for attempting to defraud a resident through a fake Bitcoin ATM scheme.
Lieutenant Governor Rachel Hunt Spotlights Workforce Development at College of The Albemarle in North Carolina Tour
Lt. Governor Rachel Hunt visited College of The Albemarle in North Carolina, emphasizing the importance of community colleges in workforce preparation through programs like aviation and law enforcement.
Hillsborough Town Scrambles for Funds Amid $30M Recovery from Tropical Depression Chantal
Hillsborough faces over $30 million in recovery costs from Chantal, with a sewage spill and public works heavily affected. Town leaders have approved over $1 million for vehicle replacements, hoping for FEMA reimbursement.












