The NCDHHS is distributing 2,000 free radon test kits to encourage testing and reduce lung cancer risks in North Carolina during National Radon Action Month.

The NCDOT maintains transparency by issuing weekly financial reports, except after holidays, detailing their cash balances, receipts, disbursements, and reserved funds for specific projects.

State Treasurer Dale Folwell mourns the death of Greensboro police officer Michael Horan, ensuring his family receives benefits promptly after Horan was fatally shot on duty.

The Manteo License Plate Agency in North Carolina will close on December 31, with the NCDMV seeking a new contractor for the area. Nearby agencies and online services are available for residents' vehicular needs.

Raleigh's administrative offices will close for New Year's Day; essential services will still be available. Trash and recycling collection and the Yard Waste Center will be delayed until January 2. GoRaleigh will operate on a Sunday schedule.

Governor Roy Cooper of North Carolina commuted the sentences of six people and pardoned nine others, amidst discussions on the death penalty following President Biden's commutations.

Chatham Soil & Water Conservation District launches “Wetlands are Wonderful” themed poster and essay contests for students to express the importance of wetlands.

The Chatham County Board of Commissioners approved a new Capital Improvement Program for 2026-2032, including key projects like school roof replacements and park reconstruction.

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.