The NC State Board of Elections will hold a public meeting on Nov 26, 2024, covering election canvassing, ethics, and campaign finance waivers, with a remote access option available.

John Chavis Memorial Park in Raleigh will hold a free event to honor Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. with activities and service projects on January 20th.

Raleigh ECC received national reaccreditation from CALEA for its commitment to public safety service excellence.

A recount of ballots for North Carolina's Supreme Court seat is set to begin, with Republican Jefferson G. Griffin requesting a recount against Democrat Allison Riggs, who leads by 625 votes.

North Carolina has allocated over $6.6 million in grants to expand and improve state trails across nine counties, with additional funds for community trails in smaller populations.

A North Carolina audit finds the Department of Commerce's Division of Employment Security failed to deliver unemployment benefits promptly, not meeting federal standards.

William W. Massengill Jr. received the Community Star award on National Rural Health Day for his contributions to rural health, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Raleigh's new City Hall construction uses precast concrete panels made by Gate Precast Concrete, offering a rapid building process and symbolizing city growth and permanence.

The North Carolina Department of Natural and Cultural Resources is hosting festive events this holiday season, including stargazing, concerts, and historical activities.

North Carolina election officials are preparing for a recount in a close Supreme Court associate justice race, initiated by Republican Jefferson G. Griffin who trails Democrat Allison Riggs by 625 votes.

North Carolina leaders call for repurposing private school voucher funds to address Hurricane Helene's $53 billion damages, highlighting the need for school repairs and mental health services.

Hurricane Helene victims in North Carolina get support with the opening of Victim Assistance Centers in Buncombe and Macon counties as announced by the state's Insurance Commissioner.

Raleigh is seeking public input on its city budget through eight sessions, including two virtual ones, to ensure the budget reflects the community's needs.