Shashane Chambers is set for parole in 2026 under North Carolina's MAPP, having been sentenced to life for second-degree murder prior to 1994, when parole was abolished for later crimes.

North Carolina's Governor offers a $25,000 reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction in Brittany Elizabeth Ferguson's 2024 murder case.

An audit report shows that despite increased North Carolina lottery sales, the portion of revenue for education is decreasing, prompting an investigation by the State Auditor.

NC Governor Josh Stein offers a $25,000 reward for information leading to the conviction of those responsible for the double homicide of Carlos Guerrero and Marseddez Lopez in Guilford County.

North Carolina Governor Josh Stein offers a $25,000 reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction in the 2021 murder of John Luke Moore in Gastonia.

NC Governor Josh Stein offers a $25,000 reward for information on Brenda Kay Mills' unsolved 1972 murder, urging the public to aid in achieving justice and closure for her family.

North Carolina received a $213 million federal grant to improve its rural healthcare, as announced by Governor Josh Stein, aimed at enhancing access and care for the state's rural population.

The NC Post Release Supervision & Parole Commission is reviewing the potential parole of Dedric Brewington, under a program emphasizing rehabilitation.

The North Carolina Parole Commission is considering parole for Gary Gilley, a life-sentenced inmate convicted of murder in 1975, under the Mutual Agreement Parole Program.

Raleigh's city services will close on New Year's Day, adjusting trash collection and closing the Yard Waste Center, while emergency services remain available.

Raleigh Police Department is hosting a hiring event with physical testing on January 10; potential recruits are invited to speak with recruiters and initiate the application process.

Holly Springs town offices, including Holly Springs 311, will be closed on January 1, 2025. Waste collection services will be delayed by one day for that week.

Karen Norrell and Theresa Cody retire from the Orange County IT Department after 40 and 38 years of service, respectively. Their dedication was celebrated in a social media post.