North Carolina's State Board of Elections certified most 2025 municipal election results, with two Harrellsville races under review. The elections had varying voter turnouts, and post-election audits confirmed the accuracy of the results.

Environmental Air Systems will expand operations in Randolph County, North Carolina, adding 300 jobs and investing $20 million, benefiting from collaboration with local education and supported by a potential JDIG grant.

North Carolina remains the only state that failed to pass its budget for the 2025 biennium, drawing criticism from the John Locke Foundation and Governor Josh Stein, who urge the General Assembly to act.

North Carolina state employees completed the OSBM's Performance Management Academy Foundations course, enhancing their skills in evidence-based policy implementation.

The NC Board of Elections is sending out a second round of "Registration Repair" letters to voters with incomplete registrations to satisfy a legal settlement and ensure integrity in future elections.

Two Fuquay-Varina Police officers graduated from the Leadership Institute, providing them with advanced knowledge for law enforcement leadership. The department shared their pride on Facebook.

Sergeant S. Kooiker of the Rolesville Police completed the NC Justice Academy Leadership Institute program, receiving recognition from his department.

Raleigh Police conducted a DWI patrol along New Bern Avenue, resulting in 20 DWI arrests, 142 charges, and the seizure of two vehicles and a firearm. This initiative is part of their holiday safety efforts.

Governor and First Lady Stein hosted a Friendsgiving for the 4th Fighter Wing, underlining their commitment to North Carolina's servicemembers and launching initiatives to support veterans.

North Carolina announces over 3,400 new job opportunities and a $1.8 billion investment, led by Vulcan Elements' magnet factory and supported by other diverse industry investments, signaling strong economic growth.

Governor Josh Stein pardoned two turkeys, Krispy and Kreme, in North Carolina's annual Turkey Pardon Ceremony, with a side note of a turkey donation by Butterball to a food bank.

North Carolina seeks $200 million in federal funds to enhance rural healthcare, with a plan involving stakeholders and aiming to address challenges in rural communities.

Starla Tanner is appointed as Durham's Director of the Community Partnerships & Engagement Department, beginning Dec 1. She has a background in public affairs and advocacy, with experience in NC and GA.