Raleigh's Fire Station 7 to Undergo Modernization as Community Prepares for 4-Month Renovation
Raleigh Fire Department's Station 7 is set for a four-month renovation, during which it will relocate to Station 11. Upgrades include new windows, flooring, and modern facilities, costing an estimated $813,000.
Governor Josh Stein Proposes Balanced, Family-Centered North Carolina Budget for 2025-2027
Gov. Josh Stein of North Carolina introduces a family-focused 2025-2027 budget plan prioritizing education, healthcare, public safety, and workforce development, including tuition-free community college and tax cuts for middle-class families.
State Treasurer Expresses Disappointment over Governor Stein's Budget Potentially Underfunding Retirement System by $206 Million
Governor Josh Stein's proposed budget does not fully fund the state's retirement system, causing a potential $206 million shortfall and raising concerns for the financial security of state employees and retirees.
North Carolina Governor Josh Stein Signs $524 Million Disaster Recovery Act in Wake of Hurricane Helene
Governor Josh Stein signed the Disaster Recovery Act of 2025 Part 1, providing $524 million for Hurricane Helene relief efforts in western North Carolina, focusing on rebuilding and recovery.
Raleigh Goes Dark to Safeguard Migratory Birds, City Facilities to Dim Lights, Residents Encouraged to Follow Suit
Raleigh dims city facility lights from March 15 to May 31 to protect migrating birds, inviting local businesses and residents to join in reducing light pollution and contributing to sustainability efforts.
$1.2 Million Fiber Project Brings High-Speed Internet to Haywood County Under CAB Program
Haywood County in North Carolina is set to receive high-speed internet at 359 locations, funded by a $1.2 million project with federal and private investments, part of efforts to bridge the digital divide.
Mayor Janet Cowell to Outline Raleigh's Progress and Vision in State of the City Address on March 26
Mayor Janet Cowell to give her first State of the City Address on March 26 at CAM Raleigh, discussing Raleigh's Council achievements and future plans, with a focus on housing, homelessness, public safety, and resilience.












