Governor Roy Cooper calls for the full restoration of funding for the federal Crime Victims Fund, facing severe cuts impacting services for crime victims in North Carolina.

North Carolina election officials will hold a press conference on the day before the 2024 general election to discuss the integrity and logistics of voting.

US Attorney Easley appoints AUSA Haughton as DEO for North Carolina’s Eastern District to oversee election integrity and address voting issues on November 5.

All living ex-governors of North Carolina, from both parties, support Governor Cooper against Senate Bill 749, which they contend is unconstitutional.

The North Carolina State Board of Elections will hold a virtual press conference on November 1, to address election preparations and early voting updates.

Wake Forest Reservoir boat access is closed due to a blue/green algae bloom. Town officials advise against contact with the water and are monitoring the situation.

Wake County introduces "America Recycles Day Bingo" to promote recycling in all areas of the home, with participants needing to recycle five items in a row to complete their bingo card by Nov. 30.

The Tabor Correctional Institution in North Carolina initiates a 500 kW solar project as part of a larger energy efficiency drive, including vehicle and water system upgrades, with local business involvement.

NCDHHS invests $5 million to integrate behavioral health into primary care, adopting the Collaborative Care Model to address mental health needs in response to increased depression and anxiety rates.

NCDPI received a $3.9 million grant to pilot a project integrating 'durable skills' into student assessments in North Carolina, aiming to enhance workforce readiness.

North Carolina reports a high voter turnout in the 2024 election with over 3.2 million ballots cast by noon Tuesday, according to the State Board of Elections.

Shakitha Johnson was promoted to Judicial District Manager in North Carolina Department of Adult Correction, overseeing 70 officers and 2,375 supervised individuals.

Governor Roy Cooper hosted the 46th Southeast U.S./Japan Economic Development Conference in Charlotte to strengthen Japanese investment in North Carolina.