Genentech broke ground on a new facility in Holly Springs, NC, an event attended by Governor Josh Stein and other leaders, highlighting the state's growing biotech industry.

Chatham County Board of Elections is moving to a new location to improve voter accessibility and enhance services, with temporary closure scheduled during the move at the end of August 2025.

Wake Forest Power received the Public Power Awards of Excellence for their sustainable practices and dedication to community service in North Carolina.

The Raleigh Police Department honored 14-year-old Abby with the title of Honorary Major at their Special Operations Division for her spirit and law enforcement aspirations.

Governor Josh Stein surveys Hurricane Erin damage in Dare County, North Carolina, and meets with affected business owners. The state responds to impacted infrastructure and travel issues.

Chatham County's issuer rating was upgraded by Moody’s from Aa1 to Aaa, indicating strong economic health and fiscal management.

Governor Josh Stein briefed on Hurricane Erin's impact on North Carolina, urging caution due to dangerous conditions, flooding, and rip currents, with state emergency resources on standby.

North Carolina Governor Josh Stein announced a $1.87 million grant for rural economic growth, creating 170 jobs and attracting over $74.5 million in private investment.

North Carolina celebrates the opening of a new Thermo Fisher Scientific facility in Mebane, emphasizing the state's growing biotech industry and job creation.

The Raleigh Youth Council invites local high schoolers for civic engagement and leadership opportunities, offering advocacy, community service, and event participation.

The Wake County Board of Commissioners approved over $8 million for opioid crisis efforts, with funds from settlements with Purdue Pharma, the Sackler Family, and generic opioid manufacturers.

North Carolina reveals a strategic plan to become a leader in public education by 2030, focusing on educator pay, student achievement, math instruction, college admissions, and mental health.

Gov. Josh Stein visited West Henderson High to highlight a healthcare workforce program, promoting post-hurricane recovery and economic support in North Carolina.