The North Carolina OSFM issued guidance for installing FEMA's temporary housing for those displaced by Hurricane Helene to ensure safety and compliance with building codes.

NC Governor Roy Cooper grants clemency to 15 individuals, including six commutations and nine pardons, as part of his commitment to criminal justice reform.

NC Governor Cooper and Governor-elect Stein sue over a bill allowing the State Auditor more control over election board appointments, claiming it's unconstitutional.

Bernard H. Massenburg's parole program was terminated by the North Carolina Post-Release Supervision and Parole Commission; his case will be reviewed again in 2026.

Governor Roy Cooper's video highlights efforts to expand Medicaid in North Carolina, with over 600,000 residents enrolled, surpassing initial estimates.

North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper announces $15.5 million raised for long-term Hurricane Helene recovery, with additional funds from the NC Community Foundation aimed at supporting local nonprofits in western North Carolina.

The Chatham County Board of Commissioners adopted the Digital Inclusion Plan to enhance broadband access and digital literacy among residents. The plan comes after public consultation and is part of an effort to bridge the digital divide.

Governor Roy Cooper volunteers in Buncombe County and thanks organizations aiding in Hurricane Helene recovery, emphasizing collaboration for rebuilding Western North Carolina.

The North Carolina Department of Insurance received the Wellbeing First Champion for 2024 award from ALL IN: Wellbeing First for Healthcare for promoting healthcare worker wellness.

North Carolina's Trails Committee has awarded over $1.24 million in federal grants for 18 trail-related projects, including access points on Haw and Yadkin River trails.

NCDHHS has allocated $20 million to a new program offering compassionate mental health crisis transport, aiming to replace police car transfers with a less traumatic option.

Alexandra Gutierrez becomes Raleigh's new safety chief, as the city's fire department addresses cancer risks among firefighters, space heater hazards, and contamination prevention for firefighters' gear.

Chatham County Manager, Dan LaMontagne, received the Old North State Award from Governor Roy Cooper for his over two decades of service, shortly before retiring.