Judges affirmed the NC Treasurer's power to appoint a member to the Utilities Commission, reinforcing the Treasurer's role amid a power struggle with the Governor.

Governor Josh Stein leads 23 governors in urging Congress to support the SNAP program, vital for food security and important for health, local economies, and agriculture.

Wake Forest Power is pruning trees near power lines on Durham Road/NC 98, causing detours and delays from Tuesday to Thursday, as part of outage prevention efforts.

North Carolina's Department of State Treasurer partnered with OpenAI for a successful 12-week pilot program using AI to reclaim unclaimed property, potentially benefiting many North Carolinians.

The N.C. State Auditor's preliminary audit finds DMV staffing levels insufficient, causing customer service issues and long wait times. The report calls for more Driver License Examiners and flexible hiring practices.

Lieutenant Governor Rachel Hunt visited Forsyth Technical Community College to highlight innovative education for workforce development, focusing on the Aviation Systems Technology Program.

Two NCSHP troopers were fired after an investigation into their conduct during a fatal crash involving Tyrone Mason. They initially were put on leave and later dismissed due to credibility issues.

Juan Garcia completes the Certified Government Chief Information Officers Program at UNC, joining professionals in public sector technology leadership.

Officer C. Craig from Wake Forest PD was named the 2025 CIT Officer of the Year for expertly handling a potential suicide, showcasing the importance of mental health training in law enforcement.

North Carolina's State Treasurer's Office ran a successful 12-week AI pilot with OpenAI to identify unclaimed property and improve efficiency. An independent report on the program's effectiveness is forthcoming.

Durham's Fourth of July city services affected; waste centers closed, limited transit service, parks open, free parking available.

Wolfspeed plans to navigate bankruptcy by ceding control to creditors, aiming to reduce its nearly $5 billion debt while maintaining operations and trading standards compliance.

NC Governor Josh Stein vetoes bills on concealed carry, immigration enforcement by sheriffs, and detainment practices, citing public safety and constitutional concerns.