Governor Stein and NCDHHS announce a $3.75 million funding increase for the WNC Thrive initiative to support mental health and recreational programs for children and families affected by Hurricane Helene.

VectorTex USA, a subsidiary of Australian company Vector Technologies, is opening a $6 million manufacturing facility in Elizabethtown, NC, creating 44 jobs.

Eaton is investing $7 million to expand its aerospace manufacturing operations in Middlesex, NC, adding 30 jobs and boosting the local economy with an increased payroll. The expansion is partly funded by the One North Carolina Fund grant.

Durham workers and activists demand Duke University protect their communities after a Federal Border Patrol operation led to the detention of several people, advocating for a Fourth Amendment Workplace pledge and privacy training.

The Green Cove Springs City Council tackled issues from public works praises to executive recruitment and event funding, with discussions on charter amendments and legislative obligations also taking place.

Governor Josh Stein of North Carolina announces a series of new appointments across various state boards and commissions, bringing in professionals from diverse fields to influence state policymaking.

22 North Carolina state employees were honored with the Governor's Awards for Excellence for their exceptional public service and community contributions.

NC Investment Authority is set to take over state investment duties from the Dept. of State Treasurer in 2026, with assets growing to $139.1 billion. It's a major governance change with the implementation of a new budget and compensation model.

NC Governor Josh Stein and Dr. Dev Sangvai discuss strategies for addressing medical debt, including talking to credit agencies and building a health campus. Over $6.5 billion of debt has been cleared for NC residents.

Aspida Financial Services is expanding its global headquarters in Durham County, predicting to add 1,000 jobs and invest over $28 million, with strong local endorsement and potential for significant economic growth.

Novartis plans to expand its manufacturing in North Carolina, creating 700 jobs by 2030 with a $771 million investment, potentially adding $42 million annually to the local economy.

Durham inaugurates its first public DC fast-charging station for EVs downtown, supported by Duke Energy and funded by the VW Settlement, aligning with sustainability goals.

Raleigh City Council extends the two-hour free parking program until December 31, 2025, to boost downtown visits and economic activity based on positive early data.