North Carolina Governor Josh Stein opposes Duke Energy's proposed rate hike, supporting the Attorney General's motion against it, to protect consumers from financial strain.

The LGC approved a $275.67 million bond for Duke Health to acquire Lake Norman Regional Medical Center, now Duke Health Lake Norman, and Greenlit additional funding projects in N.C.

Kelly Policelli is appointed as the State Archivist of North Carolina by the Department of Natural and Cultural Resources.

The Town of Apex organizes a roundtable to address affordable housing, uniting stakeholders to devise solutions.

Carrboro welcomes new town leadership with Mayor-Elect Barbara Foushee and Council Member-Elects being sworn in on Dec. 2, 2025, and honors outgoing Council Member Haven-O'Donnell.

North Carolina expands Project Spark to aid employment for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities, aiming to increase inclusive job opportunities statewide.

Wake County Sheriff's Office addresses community safety regarding ICE activity, noting no coordination with ICE and advising against confronting ICE personnel. They emphasize their commitment to local safety and respect for all community members.

Josh Stein, North Carolina Governor, has appointed Jeffrey Smythe as the new Secretary of Public Safety, succeeding retiring Secretary Eddie Buffaloe.

North Carolina celebrates two years of Medicaid expansion, extending healthcare to over 690,000 individuals, with Governor Stein advocating for continued funding to sustain its success.

The City of Raleigh invites citizens to join local boards and commissions, with the aim of increasing civic engagement and input into city planning and policies.

Raleigh Police's "Reel-Time Ridealong" initiative uses social media to give the public an insight into officers' daily tasks, fostering community engagement and transparency.

Fuquay-Varina residents are invited to a Town Board meeting on December 1, where new officials will be sworn in at the John W. Byrne Municipal Building.

Governor Roy Cooper awarded six state employees, including five NCDOT workers and a state trooper, for their life-saving actions during Hurricane Helene on I-40.