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.

The LGC approved a controversial $78 million funding for Cabarrus County, including $52 million for a school, despite staff's recommendation to postpone it due to incomplete information.

North Carolina has certified its first batch of 53 state budget professionals, enhancing financial governance in partnership with the UNC School of Government and the OSBM.

North Carolina keeps a low injury rate of 2.0 in private industry, below the national 2.4 rate, while the rates in local/state government and construction saw no change.

Raleigh introduces new preschool dance classes at Greystone to develop motor skills and social connections for children aged 18 months to 2 years, with classes focusing on coordination and parent-child bonding.

The North Carolina Award, the state's highest honor, was presented to eight eminent individuals for their contributions in fine arts, literature, science, and public service.

North Carolina counties extend election certification due to historic turnout, ensuring all eligible ballots are accurately counted. Some meetings are postponed to the following week amid verification processes.

S&P Global Ratings affirms North Carolina's 'AAA' bond rating, as announced by State Treasurer Dale R. Folwell, highlighting the state's financial health and management.

Durham City services adjust for Thanksgiving with closures and schedule changes for waste collection, parks, transit, and other services, with reminders to use digital tools for updates and requests.

Durham's Mayor Leonardo Williams emphasizes community intervention and positive storytelling in response to a surge in shootings and crimes, focusing on youth programs like the Bull City Future Fund.