NC Governor Josh Stein and Health Secretary Dev Sangvai publicly received flu shots to encourage vaccinations amid concerns over flu, COVID-19, and RSV.

North Carolina Governor Stein has signed House Bill 307, introducing significant policy changes in the state, with a detailed analysis and public reaction currently unfolding.

Wake County Soil and Water Conservation District celebrates its 60th anniversary, honoring local conservationists and awarding those dedicated to preserving natural resources.

Wake County received the first-place prize for digital government experience in the County Government Experience category of the 2025 Government Experience Awards.

Sara Ward is appointed as the new director of the Atlantic Conservation Coalition by the North Carolina DNCR, to oversee regional conservation and carbon emission reduction efforts.

North Carolina's DNCR announced $26.5 million in federal grants to enhance state outdoor recreation areas, aiming to increase total investment to about $56 million.

The Durham County Commissioners' Work Session on October 6 will be both in-person and online at 9 a.m.; public attendance is encouraged with multiple ways to participate and view the proceedings.

North Carolina Governor Josh Stein appointed individuals to boards and commissions, including William R. Webb as Chair of the Rural Infrastructure Authority, to address issues in health, environment, and professional sectors.

Governor Stein enacts two bills into law, affecting license renewals and infrastructure, while a third becomes law without his signature, amidst environmental concerns.

North Carolina prepares for potential furloughs of about 200 state employees due to a federal government shutdown. Resources are offered to affected workers, including health coverage and assistance programs.

NCDIT partners with Kramden Institute and NC TECH for Device Drive 2025 to collect used tech for North Carolinians lacking computers, enhancing digital access.

North Carolina has started its annual wildlife oral rabies vaccination program, particularly targeting wild racoons in western counties, to prevent the spread of the disease.

Governor Josh Stein visited western North Carolina to mark one year after Hurricane Helene, commemorating victims and acknowledging rebuilding progress.