The LGC approved Orange County to issue $378 million in bonds for school and infrastructure improvements, with $125 million for Orange County Schools and $175 million for Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools.

North Carolina's Governor Josh Stein formed a State Advisory Council on Cannabis to regulate the market, protect minors, and establish a safe, adult market.

The Wake County Public School System Board of Education unanimously voted to implement a new cell phone policy requiring phones to be silent and stored during school, with nuances based on grade levels.

Raleigh's proposed $1.78 billion budget could see city employees receive a hefty pay raise, with full-timers getting up to 11% more and part-timers 5% if approved by June 30.

Governor Josh Stein of North Carolina has outlined a plan to expand affordable housing, budgeting funds for the Housing Trust and Workforce Loan Program, and aiming to reduce bureaucratic hurdles for developers.

Gov. Josh Stein strengthens GROW NC with Sharon Decker and Forrest Gilliam to aid Hurricane Helene recovery efforts, focusing on sustainable rebuilding in Western North Carolina.

Governor Josh Stein announces BSH Home Appliances' $11 million expansion in Craven County, NC, adding 199 jobs to bolster the local economy and manufacturing sector.

The Town of Wake Forest will participate in the Local Government Career Expo at UNC's Friday Center on June 7, highlighting public sector career paths.

North Carolina's Department of Labor increases safety inspectors' starting salary to $61,000 to strengthen workplace safety and retain qualified staff.

Governor Josh Stein of North Carolina announced the winners of the Ready, Set, App! competition, where high school students created apps to solve real-world challenges.

Officials address challenges at North Carolina's DMV, calling for improved services and announcing funding for additional staff to enhance customer experience.

Governor Josh Stein urged Congress at the NC State Emerging Issues Forum to protect clean energy projects, emphasizing their economic impact on North Carolina.

Tim Gasperson has been appointed as the new Division Director for Community Supervision in Judicial Division 4 by the NCDAC, overseeing 25 counties in western North Carolina.