Patrice Y. Toney concluded a significant first year as Carrboro's Town Manager, focusing on equity, sustainability, and operational efficiency, earning national recognition for her leadership.

NC Governor Josh Stein pledges $204 million to enhance water systems in 27 counties, benefiting 48 projects for better drinking water and wastewater management.

The North Carolina Joint Reentry Council plans to meet to discuss offender rehabilitation and reentry strategies on July 24 at Dorothea Dix Park, Raleigh.

The Wake County Board of Elections starts a new term with both veteran and new members focused on transparency and accountability in the election process.

Eco King Solutions is investing $80.5 million to create 515 jobs in Graham County, NC, for a new facility that will produce disposable, biodegradable paper tableware.

North Carolina's Lieutenant Governor Rachel Hunt joins the NLGA Executive Committee, bolstering the state's influence in national politics.

Patrice Y. Toney concluded a successful first year as Carrboro's town manager, focusing on sustainability and diversity, overseeing structural improvements, and receiving national recognition.

Gov. Josh Stein proclaimed July 20-26 as Probation, Parole, and Community Supervision Officers' Week in North Carolina, highlighting their role in public safety.

Wake Forest Chamber Government Affairs Committee will host a forum on September 10 for mayoral and Board of Commissioners candidates, with a meet and greet session included.

Biogen Inc. is investing $2 billion to expand its manufacturing in Research Triangle Park, NC, in response to President Trump's tariff threats, and to modernize with automation and AI.

Raleigh residents may see larger water bills due to a vendor service interruption leading to a consolidated billing cycle. Raleigh Water froze disconnections and late fees, offering payment plans and customer support for those affected.

Governor Josh Stein visited Chapel Hill, NC to witness the damage from Tropical Storm Chantal, communicate with affected community members, and affirm his commitment to recovery efforts.

Alice Fulmer from the Water Research Foundation visited Raleigh's Neuse River Resource Recovery Facility, discussing water research and potential collaborations.