Governor Roy Cooper and Governor-Elect Josh Stein of North Carolina have sued the state's GOP legislative leaders over a bill they claim infringes on executive powers.

Jack Gagnon of OSBM wins the 2024 Internal Audit Award of Excellence presented by the North Carolina Council of Internal Auditing for his outstanding contributions.

The City of Durham announces service changes for the 2025 holiday season, including closures and altered schedules for waste collection, tree disposal, recreation, and transportation.

NCCU receives a $1 million grant from Google.org to set up an AI research hub, marking a diversity milestone in the tech sector and supporting AI education within the HBCU community.

Luke Farley, incoming Labor Commissioner for North Carolina, announced his new government affairs team, with Edgar V. Starnes and Chris Bullard in key roles. They will help steer legislative and fiscal priorities for the department.

North Carolina's State Fire Marshal announced an emergency rule to expedite the construction of temporary housing for those displaced by Hurricane Helene.

The NC State Board of Elections will not conduct a full hand recount for the Supreme Court race after a partial recount confirmed Democrat Allison Riggs' lead over Republican Jefferson Griffin.

The Reentry 2030 Progress Report in North Carolina outlines advancement in reshaping reentry for former inmates, focusing on reducing recidivism and improving public safety.

Governor Roy Cooper visited Claxton Elementary School, praising public education improvements and dedicating 2024 as "The Year of Public Schools" in North Carolina.

Fayetteville is seeking applicants to fill vacancies on various city boards and commissions, a chance for residents to advise the City Council and impact community policy.

Thirty-seven state employees have graduated from the Performance Management Academy in North Carolina, enhancing government efficiency through advanced training.

Thirty-seven state employees graduated from North Carolina's Performance Management Academy, trained in skills to enhance state government operations.

Wake County plans to expand its Lawyers in Your Library program to offer free bi-monthly family law legal support, having already aided over 75 families with issues such as custody and divorce.