Wake County is considering amendments to well construction rules, with a public meeting scheduled for December 19, 2024.

The NC State Board of Elections will hold a public meeting on December 11, 2024, at the Dobbs Building, with live streaming available for remote attendance. Details of the agenda are yet to be released.

The recount for the North Carolina Supreme Court Seat 6 is nearly complete, with only two counties left. The final results will be announced after these are done, and if a discrepancy justifies it, a full recount may follow.

Piedmont Correctional Institution in North Carolina is recommended for ACA accreditation, aiming to be the 41st facility with that status in the state.

Durham announces a lineup of festive events including a holiday parade, tree display, and themed parties for all ages, as detailed on their official website.

Franklin County has allocated over $2 million from ARPA funds to improve air quality in schools by upgrading HVAC systems, as part of the district's capital improvements plan.

Rolesville's Board of Commissioners has scheduled their 2025 public meetings for 6:30 p.m. on the first and third Tuesdays of each month, with noted flexibility for potential date changes.

Amgen Inc. plans to expand its biologics manufacturing in Holly Springs, North Carolina, creating 370 jobs with a $1 billion investment, as announced by Governor Cooper.

NCDIT received multiple accolades from NC TECH for technological innovations and cybersecurity efforts in government, with Secretary Jim Weaver named Public Leader of the Year.

North Carolina celebrates a year of Medicaid expansion with 600,000 enrolled, improving healthcare access, especially in rural areas, under Governor Cooper's leadership.

Niki Jones has been named the new Assistant City Manager for the City of Raleigh, returning after previously serving as the Assistant Director of the Housing and Neighborhoods Department.

Raleigh city officials are taking action to address disparities faced by minority and women-owned businesses in securing city contracts, setting a 15% participation goal and enhancing MWBE programs.

The Durham County Commissioners will hold their final meeting of the year on December 9. The meeting is open to public attendance and comments, with options to watch online or via local television.