The N.C. 911 Board awarded nearly $5.7 million in grants to upgrade North Carolina's 911 system, including technological and facility improvements for PSAPs.

Kecia Perkinson has been promoted to park superintendent at North Carolina's Kerr Lake State Recreation Area, where she will oversee operations, administration, and visitor services.

The North Carolina Aquarium at Fort Fisher is set to host its annual Femme in STEM event on September 27 to inspire young girls and women in science and technology fields.

Governor Josh Stein of North Carolina appointed new members to state boards and commissions, enhancing expertise in biotechnology, education, environmental justice, and healthcare.

The NCDOR in Raleigh is moving from Atlantic Avenue to a new location at 2920 Highwoods Boulevard, Suite 300, with the timeline to be announced. Services will continue as usual until the move.

Governor Josh Stein attended the NCCC meeting at Camp Lejeune, discussing support for military members and their families, with an emphasis on the impact on security and economy.

Durham County announces a tax relief program for low-income homeowners starting September 1, with applications due for those meeting specific criteria.

North Carolina State Treasurer Brad Briner announced the discovery of $170 million in unspent state funds intended for debt service and approved capital projects.

State Auditor Dave Boliek has demanded James Yokeley resign as Chair of the Surry County Board of Elections following Yokeley's arrest to preserve electoral integrity.

Surry County seeks a new Board of Elections chair after James "Jimmy" Yokeley Jr.'s sudden resignation. The reasons for his departure are not disclosed.

Insurance Commissioner Mike Causey honors Chalk and Gibbs Insurance with the Commissioner's Century Award and the Order of the Guardian Award in Morehead City.

The NC Investment Authority Board held its first meeting to manage over $200 billion in state funds, marking a shift from the sole fiduciary model towards a board governance structure.

Wake County Sheriff's deputies educated kids at Saint Monica Center on impaired driving dangers using Fatal Vision Goggles to simulate intoxication effects.