Governor Josh Stein directs the NCDHHS to restore Medicaid reimbursement rates in North Carolina following budget disputes and legal issues, impacting patient care and the launch of new behavioral health plans.

Catherine "Katy" Crosby has been announced as the new Town Manager of Zebulon, starting in February 2026. She has a rich background in municipal management and community development.

The NC State Auditor's report showcases a positive financial overhaul, with the state's net position growing by $6 billion, and corrections made to the Department of Commerce's financial errors totaling over $1 billion.

The Franklin County Clerk's Office encourages voters to be informed and prepared for elections, highlighting the importance of knowing key dates and polling locations for robust democratic participation.

Governor Josh Stein of North Carolina appeals for policy reconsideration to address the state's critical healthcare workforce gap, amidst a significant nursing shortage.

Gov. Stein presided over the North Carolina Military Hall of Firsts, honoring veterans Sgt. Harris, Maj. Gen. Austin, and Maj. Gen. Williams for their service and achievements.

NC Governor Josh Stein attended the NC Farm Bureau convention, supported agriculture's economic role, and addressed farmer hardships, while aiding food banks with state funds.

The NCDOT issues weekly "Cash Watch Numbers" reports for fiscal transparency, detailing receipts, disbursements, and cash balances, emphasizing that these figures represent transient snapshots and not the finalized monthly totals.

The State Health Plan has addressed its financial deficit and plans further strategies in 2026 to enhance care for members with a focus on chronic conditions and digital health initiatives.

North Carolina State Auditor's Office introduces an Award of Excellence for financial governance excellence among state entities.

Rolesville swears in Commissioners, including Bernat, and appoints Alston as Mayor Pro Tem, assigning members as liaisons for community roles. They also honor ex-Commissioner Vilga's service.

Cheryl Andrews McDonald is appointed as a District Court judge in North Carolina's Judicial District 31, bringing nearly two decades of legal experience.

Governor Josh Stein of North Carolina announced 15 grants from the RIA to boost rural economies, aiming to create over 700 jobs and attract $104 million in private investment.