North Carolina State Auditor Dave Boliek criticized Governor Stein's veto of House Bill 549, which Boliek believes is essential for the State Auditor's autonomy and transparency in overseeing IT systems for audits.

Governor Stein signs 7 bills and vetoes 3, citing concerns over energy costs, privacy risks, and educational governance.

Raleigh's city offices will close on July 4 for Independence Day, but emergency services will remain available. Trash collection will be delayed by one day, with Friday’s pickup shifted to Saturday. The Yard Waste Center will also be closed.

North Carolina Governor Josh Stein urges the state's congress members to vote against a Senate budget reconciliation bill, citing potential negative impacts including loss of health insurance for 520,000 residents and increased costs.

Governor Josh Stein of North Carolina initiates the annual Governor's School Supply Drive with the support of educators and SECU, aiming to equip classrooms with necessary supplies.

North Carolina auto insurance laws have changed, increasing minimum liability limits and adjusting surcharges for new drivers and points for moving violations.

Governor Stein of North Carolina signed 15 new bills targeting employment, education, and childcare, including of note, Senate Bill 124 for non-degree job opportunities, and House Bill 959 for cell phone-free classrooms.

North Carolina's Task Force on Child Care offers solutions for the state's child care issues, focusing on accessibility, affordability, and professional support.

The North Carolina State Highway Patrol is now an independent body, separating from the Department of Public Safety and reporting to the Governor's Office.

TMG & Haartz Solutions LLC will invest $51 million and create 125 jobs in Rutherford County, NC, providing the region with an economic boost and leveraging the state's supplier network and workforce training programs.

North Carolina's Task Force on Child Care and Early Education, led by Governor Josh Stein, presents a report outlining recommendations to improve child care accessibility and affordability in the state.

Governor Stein awarded 10 individuals with North Carolina's Order of the Long Leaf Pine for varied contributions to public service, safety, and the private sector.

Chimney Rock State Park reopens after Hurricane Helene repairs; Governor Stein launched a tourism initiative and signed a recovery act to aid the local economy. Reservations are required to visit the park.