Mayor Harold Weinbrecht invites Cary residents to the State of Cary address at Cary Town Hall on April 22, where they can engage with local governance and hear about community progress.

Carrboro government offices will close on Good Friday, April 18, shifting waste collection to Monday, April 21. Residents are advised to plan accordingly.

NCDHHS is implementing mental health services in the Wake County Detention Center to restore the competency of inmates who are Incapable to Proceed (ITP) to trial.

The Senate's budget proposal includes funding for the State Health Plan, pensions, and Treasury infrastructure, receiving praise from Treasurer Brad Briner.

NC Governor Josh Stein's first 100 days in office have been marked by bipartisanship, support for Hurricane Helene recovery, public service improvements, and economic growth initiatives.

Wow Bao is set to establish its first manufacturing facility in Forest City, NC, creating 88 jobs and investing $6.45 million, with Governor Josh Stein announcing the decision.

North Carolina's State Board of Elections has an open meeting in Raleigh on April 16, 2025, discussing ethics, vacancies, complaints, and campaign finance. The public can attend physically or via Webex and phone.

Task Force 8, comprising Raleigh, Durham, and Chapel Hill firefighters, assisted with flood relief in Kentucky. The Raleigh Professional Fire Fighters Association celebrated their safe return and their efforts in saving lives and animals.

The NC Supreme Court changed the outcome of Jefferson Griffin's election protest, altering voting rules for those with "incomplete" registrations and specific voter groups.

North Carolina officials announce a new initiative, NC RISE, to provide mental health treatment to mentally ill defendants deemed unfit for trial, aiming to improve judicial and health system efficiency.

Brett Altman rejoins North Carolina OSBM as ASBO for Budget Development, bringing extensive fiscal and policy experience to the state's budget strategy.

NCDHHS in North Carolina ramps up its "Fight the Bite" campaign during Tick and Mosquito Awareness Month, including a K-12 student poster contest for disease prevention education.

Durham County offers support for formerly incarcerated individuals through events like job fairs, health screenings, and seminars during Second Chance Month.