Wake Forest invites residents to apply for vacancies on Town advisory boards, with applications due by September 30. Positions are open on several boards including Historic Preservation Commission, with appointments to be announced on October 21.

Raleigh's video series "This is What I Do" features Lori Tanner, an engineering specialist in the Stormwater division, who manages customer accounts and stormwater fee billing.

The North Carolina State Board of Elections is mailing letters to 82,700 voters to update missing information as part of the Registration Repair Project.

Emergency officials in North Carolina prepare for Hurricane Erin, coordinating responses and urging evacuations in the Outer Banks ahead of potential impacts.

Lt. Governor Rachel Hunt visited Providence Preparatory in Charlotte, emphasizing child care's role in North Carolina's future during her Future-Ready Child Care Tour.

North Carolina State Health Plan's Board of Trustees has finalized premium increases for active members and a cost decrease for those with family coverage, addressing a $507 million deficit and changing to a salary-based premium model for 2026.

Wake County launched a $5 million Housing Opportunity Fund to provide loans to developers for affordable housing projects, aiming to create homes for all income levels countywide.

A report from the NC State Auditor uncovers questionable financial decisions by Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools, including over $75 million in unwarranted bonuses.

NCDHHS will temporarily take over child welfare in Bertie County due to concerns about service effectiveness, marking the fifth state intervention in a county DSS.

Durham prepares for its 2025 Minority Enterprise Development Week to support minority and women-owned businesses with events, a fair, and a keynote from Curtis Ray Hill on October 20-24.

The North Carolina Department of Labor processed over 1,600 wage complaints, recovering $2.5 million for workers across 87 counties and 31 industries.

U.S. Attorney W. Ellis Boyle will outline prosecutorial priorities for his office at a Raleigh press conference, possibly impacting various legal areas.

Durham and Roxboro invite residents to share ideas on a new 26-mile trail through workshops and an online survey, aiming to enhance local transportation and community links.