Governor Josh Stein visited Clyde, NC, spotlighting the Small Business Infrastructure Grant program's impact on local economies and discussing the upcoming tourism campaign.

AssetMark is creating 252 new jobs in Charlotte, investing $10 million. The wealth management firm's expansion is supported by a JDIG grant and aims to strengthen Charlotte's fintech sector.

North Carolina passed the MEGA Act to improve elevator and amusement ride safety without new taxpayer costs, signed by Governor Stein and supported by Labor Commissioner Farley.

Raleigh's Department of Transportation is seeking resident feedback through two surveys to enhance the city's transportation, focusing on pedestrian and cyclist infrastructure and the Quail Hollow Drive Green Street project.

Governor Stein of North Carolina signed six bills, including one expanding Medicaid postpartum coverage and telehealth access, and another modernizing building codes.

North Carolina's new cybersecurity internship program, a collaboration between NCDIT and CCN, offers practical experience through Fayetteville Technical Community College starting this fall.

North Carolina's Department of Public Instruction is offering workshops to school nutrition professionals to improve school meals with fresh, local ingredients and new culinary skills.

Governor Stein of North Carolina signed eight bills into law and vetoed four, criticizing the state legislature for focusing on cultural issues over budgetary needs and expressing readiness to address serious concerns.

North Carolina Governor Josh Stein opposes the Senate reconciliation bill, citing potential job losses, increased electric bills, and cuts to health care and food assistance. He urges state leaders to protect residents from these impacts.

North Carolina's NCDHHS assesses the impact of federal funding cuts to Medicaid and SNAP following the U.S. House's approval of the Senate reconciliation bill.

Wake Forest plans a flag-raising ceremony to honor U.S. Army veteran brothers James and Joseph Davis, continuing a tradition of memorializing the town's service members.

Charlotte's Spectrum Center, home to the NBA's Hornets, is set for over $475 million in upgrades and other city infrastructure improvements as approved by the LGC.

North Carolina officials, led by Insurance Commissioner Mike Causey, are raising awareness about the dangers of hot cars, emphasizing safety ahead of Independence Day amidst higher summer temperatures.