North Carolina's Governor Josh Stein criticized the state's General Assembly for alleged gerrymandering, asserting his commitment to electoral integrity and opposition to voter disenfranchisement.

North Carolina eliminated $6.5 billion in medical debt for 2.5 million residents through its Medical Debt Relief Program, with support from all state acute care hospitals.

Chatham County voters can start early voting for the Municipal Election on October 16, with options to vote at specific locations on weekends and weekdays. Voter registration is also available on-site during early voting.

North Carolina's Career Expo on November 10, 2025, at Sheraton Imperial RTP in Durham, offers residents public service job opportunities across the state.

N.C. Department of Information Technology introduced the North Carolina Digital Skills Standards to combat digital divide and enhance residents' digital literacy across various essential areas.

The NC State Board of Elections released provisional ballot figures from the October 7 municipal elections, detailing their verification process before the official results.

Gov. Stein of North Carolina advocates for mental health investments to boost public safety, highlighting Integrated Family Services in Greenville and their upcoming Behavioral Health Urgent Care.

North Carolina Governor Josh Stein honored Biogen's 30-year presence and a new $2 billion investment, citing job creation and economic benefits. Biogen also donated $250,000 to Durham Technical Community College.

North Carolina agencies are securing funding for food programs amid a federal shutdown, ensuring SNAP and WIC benefits through October, with uncertainty beyond that.

Taxpayers in Raleigh must submit extended income tax returns by October 15, with the NCDOR emphasizing the importance for state funding and public services.

The Historic Oakwood Neighborhood Trolley Tour in Raleigh offers educational tours to explore local history and architecture on November 23, with tickets at $12.

North Carolina partners with 25 universities to enhance its social work sector through a new five-year Public Service Leadership Program, aiming to improve training and awareness for future and current social workers.

Abbotts Creek Park is hosting a Halloween event with a "howling" competition for kids 0-6 on October 23, with games and activities from 10 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. Pre-registration required.