Measles exposure was reported at Raleigh-Durham International Airport's Terminal 2 on December 10th, with a call for unvaccinated visitors to watch for symptoms and consider immunization.

Orange County, NC, started its candidate filing period for the 2026 elections on December 1, with the deadline on December 19. Information for prospective candidates is available on the county website.

The North Carolina State Board of Elections will use a public drawing and coin flip to determine ballot order for the 2026 elections, which may influence voter choices due to the "primacy effect."

Durham launches a 52-bed cold weather family shelter in collaboration with Union Baptist Church and local organizations to support families during extreme cold.

Governor Josh Stein appoints Doug Warf as Senior Advisor for Business Engagement and Torre Jessup as Senior Advisor for Digital Experience to boost North Carolina's economy and modernize government services.

The North Carolina Pandemic Recovery Office received an Award of Excellence for its audit of the Coronavirus State and Local Fiscal Recovery Funds for fiscal year 2024.

A Raleigh man, Akeem Netron Holder Evans, was sentenced to 50 years in prison for running a large-scale drug operation, distributing substances like cocaine and fentanyl.

The NC State Board of Elections will meet to discuss election protest appeals, board vacancies, and election integrity rules. Public access via Webex and phone is provided.

Governor Josh Stein reflects on the importance of light and hope during the holidays, citing family Hanukkah traditions and the resilience of NC communities post-Hurricane Helene.

North Carolina Governor Josh Stein announces a $40 million expansion of HVAC supplier Hoffman & Hoffman, Inc. in Greensboro, creating 131 jobs in Guilford County.

The NCDHHS highlights the risk of radon exposure in NC, urging residents to test their homes, offering free test kits, and providing multilingual resources.

Aaron Miley has been appointed as Durham's Human Resources Director, offering extensive HR experience from various sectors, including a recent role at LSU Health.

Raleigh establishes a new DWI Unit funded by a $553,707 grant to combat drunk driving, including increased checkpoints and patrols as part of the "Booze It & Lose It" campaign.