The NCRS Boards of Trustees endorsed policy changes to simplify COLAs for retirees effective fiscal 2027, potentially allowing higher benefits based on investment gains without requiring higher employer contributions.

NC Governor Josh Stein visited Alamance Behavioral Health Center to discuss mental health services and the importance of accessible care for public safety.

North Carolina unveils a packed 2026 event schedule aimed at boosting the economy and community engagement with highlights like the NASCAR Cook Out Clash and World Cup Soccer Sendoff Game.

NCDPI launched "Find Your Fit, Build Your Future" to inform families about diverse educational opportunities in North Carolina's public schools, highlighting a variety of programs available.

City Hall Parking Deck's top tier is closed until further notice due to severe weather risk, as announced by city officials prioritizing safety. Nearby alternatives include Wilmington and Moore Square decks.

Governor Josh Stein declares January 27, 2026, as International Holocaust Remembrance Day in North Carolina, coinciding with the 81st anniversary of Auschwitz's liberation.

Wake County announces standard operations with a few delays, including a closed Athens Drive Library and late-opening parks.

Raleigh Transportation swiftly relocated women from a shelter affected by freezing weather to a high school, ensuring their safety during an extreme weather event.

North Carolina's Governor Josh Stein proclaims January 28th as Data Privacy Day, emphasizing protection of personal data and promoting privacy awareness.

The NCDHHS is hosting a Spanish-language Cafecito and tele-town hall to guide Hispanic and Latino communities on respiratory illness prevention and vaccines.

The N.C. Department of Transportation is accepting applications for free children's bicycle helmets through its Integrated Mobility Division to promote cycling safety.

NCDHHS launches a bilingual initiative to inform North Carolina's Hispanic/Latino communities about protecting against respiratory illnesses like flu, COVID-19, and RSV.

North Carolina's Department of Revenue and the IRS begin the 2026 tax filing season, inviting electronic filing for efficiency and quick processing with an April 15 deadline.