The North Carolina LGC, chaired by State Treasurer Brad Briner, approved over $370 million for housing and retirement home projects to address the state's affordability crisis.

Wake County voters gear up for Election Day tomorrow for 13 municipalities. Polls open from 6:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Residents to elect mayors and council seats. Eligibility and polling locations can be checked online. Absentee ballots due by 7:30 p.m.

Wake County approved a lease for Five County Stadium's redevelopment with CBC, starting 2026, to transform it into a year-round venue, also involving the Town of Zebulon and financial investments for improvements.

Wake County's real estate market reached a new median price record of $465,000 in October, with robust sales across various price segments, including several multimillion-dollar transactions.

North Carolina election officials hold a press briefing on municipal election day, offering updates and addressing media questions about the electoral process.

Mike Causey announces Carolina HealthWorks, a health insurance program for small business employees, in collaboration with the NC Chamber and Blue Cross NC.

The North Carolina State Auditor's report revealed questionable spending practices by Elizabeth City officials, including excessive food expenses and misuse of procurement cards.

Four North Carolina schools have been awarded the state's Blue Ribbon recognition for high academic performance and closing achievement gaps in the 2023-24 school year.

Duval County Public Schools invites parents to the School Enrollment Expo 2025 for exploring schooling options at the Prime Osborn Convention Center on November 15.

The North Carolina State Board of Elections provides guidelines for the Raleigh municipal elections, including voter tips, election day hours, and legal consequences for voter interference, as detailed on their website.

Durham County's show features veteran support services and foster care insights, with a focus on veteran solidarity initiatives and National Adoption Month.

North Carolina Governor Josh Stein led a delegation to Tokyo to promote state investment, transitioning SEUS/Japan Association leadership to Tennessee’s Governor and also visited Taiwan to strengthen business ties.

North Carolina's Medical Debt Relief Program cleared over $6.5 billion for 2.5 million residents, surpassing its goal in the first year of implementation.