NCDOT responded to winter storms across NC, replaced a bat-inhabited bridge at Pigeon River Gorge, and dedicated a bridge to a fallen officer in Nash County.

Durham City Council prepares for budget meetings, with public hearings and sessions allowing community input on fiscal planning.

North Carolina Treasurer donated the first repayment for a loan program aiding Hurricane Helene victims, easing administrative burdens on affected communities.

North Carolina's election management system is being revamped, with the newly formed Modernization of Election Data Systems Commission set to guide the process.

Governor Josh Stein of North Carolina has signed Executive Order No. 33 to improve behavioral health and criminal justice systems, enlisting key officials to enhance services and coordination for individuals in crisis.

The NC State Fire Marshal's office shares safety tips for Super Bowl Sunday, emphasizing the importance of caution with cooking and electronics to avoid accidents.

North Carolina's public schools report a decline in crimes, with 80% having five or fewer incidents, and 44% none. Suspensions and dropouts also decreased. Most offenses were drug-related. However, disparities persist among disadvantaged groups.

The LGC approved Raleigh's issuance of nearly $240 million in bonds for a new centralized City Hall and other public facility improvements, as well as other infrastructure projects across North Carolina.

NC driver license offices will revert to opening at 8 a.m. as federal funds run out, ending the current 7 a.m. start time provided under the American Rescue Plan Act.

A study by the N.C. Department of Transportation explores the benefits of a new rail link between Salisbury and Asheville, which could boost local economies and connectivity in Western North Carolina.

Stephen L. Warden has been appointed as Judicial District Manager in District 21 by the NCDAC, overseeing probation and parole operations in Forsyth County.

North Carolina tobacco licenses issued in 2023 will expire by June 30, 2026, prompting retailers to renew using Form B-A-2R while maintaining compliance with state requirements.

Cary, NC returns to normal operations after a winter storm, with facilities reopening and services resuming. The town thanks its "A+ Team" for their efforts during the weather event.