Carrboro Town Manager Patrice Y. Toney Celebrates a Year of Trailblazing Initiatives and Diversity Milestones
Patrice Y. Toney concluded a successful first year as Carrboro's town manager, focusing on sustainability and diversity, overseeing structural improvements, and receiving national recognition.
Biogen Inc. Announces $2 Billion Expansion in North Carolina's Research Triangle Park Amid U.S. Manufacturing Push
Biogen Inc. is investing $2 billion to expand its manufacturing in Research Triangle Park, NC, in response to President Trump's tariff threats, and to modernize with automation and AI.
Raleigh Residents May See Higher Water Bills Due to Billing Cycle Anomaly with Payment Assistance Available
Raleigh residents may see larger water bills due to a vendor service interruption leading to a consolidated billing cycle. Raleigh Water froze disconnections and late fees, offering payment plans and customer support for those affected.
Governor Josh Stein Surveys Tropical Storm Chantal Damage in Chapel Hill, Pledges State Support for Recovery
Governor Josh Stein visited Chapel Hill, NC to witness the damage from Tropical Storm Chantal, communicate with affected community members, and affirm his commitment to recovery efforts.
Wake County Partners with The Bryant Center to Operate Second Street Place, A New Low-Barrier Shelter in Raleigh
Wake County names The Bryant Center as the operator of Second Street Place, a new low-barrier homeless shelter in Raleigh, aiming to integrate it into a broader strategy to reduce homelessness.
North Carolina Launches 'Registration Repair Project' to Update State Voter Rolls and Comply with Laws
The North Carolina State Board of Elections is updating voter rolls to ensure compliance with ID laws, affecting around 103,000 voters. This includes a Registration Repair Project and methods for voters to update their information.
Western North Carolina Receives Over $11 Million in Grants for Trail Projects, Aids Post-Hurricane Recovery
Governor Josh Stein announced $11 million in grants for Western North Carolina trail projects to promote outdoor recreation and support local economies, particularly post-Hurricane Helene.
Lieutenant Governor Rachel Hunt Spotlights Workforce Development at College of The Albemarle in North Carolina Tour
Lt. Governor Rachel Hunt visited College of The Albemarle in North Carolina, emphasizing the importance of community colleges in workforce preparation through programs like aviation and law enforcement.












