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.

The CDA is allocating $3 million in ARPA funds to eight affordable housing projects in St. Louis to accelerate development and use funds before the 2026 deadline.

Garner's Town Council members will interact with citizens during Leadership Garner Town Hall Day on August 14, aiming to improve communication with residents.

North Carolina's Board of Elections opens a public comment period for reviewing the necessity of 38 administrative electoral rules, as part of a decennial evaluation mandated by state law.

The State Reentry Council Collaborative in North Carolina is meeting to discuss strategies for helping formerly incarcerated individuals reintegrate into society.

Town Manager Jodi Miller attended a leadership program at Harvard Kennedy School, focusing on public service skills, backed by the Garner Town Council.

The Chatham County Board of Elections has launched an improved website for better voter engagement and accessibility, with a focus on user-friendly navigation and information accessibility.

Durham County has announced that property tax bills will be sent from August 12, also available online, with options for payment and a deadline of September 1, 2025, without penalty until January 5, 2026.

The Eastern District of North Carolina's U.S. Attorney's Office participated in National Night Out events to strengthen community-law enforcement relationships.

North Carolina ended its fiscal year with a General Fund revenue of $34.56 billion, slightly above the budget by 1.2%, but below early projections by 0.4%.