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.

The Raleigh City Council discussed managing population growth, focusing on 'smart growth,' housing diversity, and infrastructure projects that won't raise taxes, at their fall retreat.

The Wake County Sheriff's Office awarded Employees of the Month to E. Ausborn, an exemplary officer, C. Seamon, a detention officer with a proactive approach, and Deputy D. Richardson, who excels in traffic stops and community policing.

Insurance Commissioner Mike Causey calls for sustained support for North Carolina communities on the one-year anniversary of Hurricane Helene, emphasizing remembrance and ongoing aid for recovery efforts.

Durham County's Innovate Durham Cohort, in partnership with Forward Cities, aims to transform the area into a haven for entrepreneurial innovation, fostering growth through a four-month public sector collaboration.

Dunn Police Chief Cary Jackson is on paid leave; Major Nicholas Simmons serves as acting chief. Reasons for leave not disclosed; city officials assure adherence to laws and policies.

NC Governor Josh Stein calls on the General Assembly to reverse Medicaid funding cuts, warning of a health crisis and potential increase in ER visits.

Governor Stein focuses on aiding western North Carolina's recovery post-Hurricane Helene, emphasizing small business support, tourism, and home restoration funding.

Governor Josh Stein opened Fujifilm's new biotech facility in Holly Springs, North Carolina, highlighting the creation of 1,400 jobs and a $10 billion boost to the state's economy.

Governor Josh Stein of North Carolina has expressed frustration over a deadlock in the General Assembly that's threatening Medicaid funding and federal dollars for healthcare.