Alicia Jackson joins RHA as a new Portability Specialist, leveraging her decade-long experience in housing portability, including prior roles at East Orange and Wake County Housing Authorities.

OCR investigates Duke University and Duke Law Journal for alleged racial discrimination in its law journal selection process, potentially violating Title VI.

North Carolina Governor Josh Stein appointed new members to various boards and commissions, emphasizing diversity and expertise in sectors like justice, health, homelessness, banking, and education.

Chatham County seeks residents to join advisory committees; the application deadline is August 22, 2025. Multiple positions are open across several areas of concern, including agriculture and climate change.

Former NC Governor Roy Cooper hints at a Senate run following Sen. Thom Tillis's decision not to seek re-election, stirring excitement among Democrats.

Former North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper hinted at a possible U.S. Senate run in 2026 during the state's Democratic Party Unity Dinner, generating excitement among supporters.

The U.S. Small Business Administration granted an administrative disaster declaration for eight North Carolina counties affected by Tropical Storm Chantal, enabling financial assistance.

Diane Villa is named the interim director of the North Carolina Zoo, continuing her decades-long service with a background in communication and leadership.

Wake County activates cooling centers amidst a severe heatwave, with heat indices reaching 109 degrees, to help residents find relief from the extreme temperatures.

The president of Tobacco Road Sports Cafés in North Carolina pled guilty to embezzling over $1.7 million in sales tax and received a suspended sentence.

Chatham County extends the candidate filing period for the 2025 municipal elections, allowing extra time to file for local offices including Goldston Commissioner and Sanitary District board.

Governor Josh Stein tours the Coca-Cola Consolidated facility in Charlotte, supports apprenticeship programs, and emphasizes non-traditional education paths for a stronger workforce in North Carolina.

North Carolina invested $2.6 million in Eastern trail projects through the Great Trails State Program, aiming to enhance tourism, quality of life, and the economy.