Wake County is developing a 50-year One Water Plan to manage water resources amidst population growth and climate change and seeks public feedback by October 10.

North Carolina Governor Josh Stein urges Congress to extend enhanced ACA tax credits to prevent 157,000 residents from losing insurance and higher premiums for 888,000 others.

Governor Stein announces new recipients of the North Carolina Film and Entertainment Grants, predicting over 3,800 jobs and $131.6 million in spending.

The LGC approved an audit of Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools' finances following a $46 million deficit and job cuts, amid wider oversights on local entities and support for a housing finance initiative.

Governor Josh Stein of North Carolina signed Executive Order 25 to reestablish the Interagency Council for Coordinating Homelessness Programs, aiming to coordinate efforts across sectors to address homelessness and develop affordable housing.

North Carolina is auditing recent municipal elections by manually tallying votes and comparing them to electronic tabulations, ensuring election integrity.

The State Auditor's Office is investigating Charlotte Area Transit System over safety concerns after violent incidents on buses and light rail. The audit will assess security measures and management.

Raleigh introduces walking tours at Mt. Hope Cemetery to highlight African-American heritage, led by historian Carmen Cauthen, focusing on Raleigh's black history.

Raleigh commemorates the 24th anniversary of 9/11 with tributes, a moment of silence, and volunteer service opportunities for residents to honor the lives lost.

The NC State Board of Elections reached a settlement with the DOJ over voter registration compliance, improving registrations by 22% and ensuring no removal of voters from rolls.

Wake Forest hosts a forum for mayoral and BOC candidates on September 10 at the Renaissance Centre, providing residents with a chance to meet and learn about the contenders.

The 2025 North Carolina Transportation Summit was held in Raleigh to discuss the state's transportation future with key figures, including Gov. Josh Stein and Deputy Sec. Steven Bradbury. Videos are available online for those who missed it.

Timothy Rooks was appointed by Governor Josh Stein to the Superior Court for Judicial District 36, covering Burke and Caldwell counties, replacing the retired Honorable Robert C. Ervin.