Raleigh Parks and Recreation offers a "Step and Move" low-impact cardio class blending line dances, open to adults for $5 every Monday, starting July 17.

North Carolina's DHHS has teamed up with Forsyth County DSS to launch PATH NC, a new child welfare info system to connect all county social services for better data management and decision-making.

The Chatham County Board of Elections has opened candidate filing for the 2025 municipal elections from July 7-18, with varying filing fees for different positions.

North Carolina Governor Josh Stein has allocated over $58 million for high-speed internet expansion in 26 counties, benefitting over 10,000 households and businesses.

Durham's Emergency 911 Center undergoes a CALEA accreditation assessment, seeking public input on their performance as part of a four-year review process.

Governor Josh Stein of North Carolina advocates for the protection of clean energy tax credits from the Inflation Reduction Act, warning against the negative impact on local economy and job market if they are eliminated.

Raleigh's City Council approved a $1.78 billion budget for FY 2026 with no tax increase, focusing on city services and employee pay, despite flat sales tax revenue.

Wake County in North Carolina will stop accepting in-person property tax payments in four towns by July 1, 2025, shifting towards digital and mail payment options.

Durham Housing Authority requests a $1.5 million loan from the city to manage over $2 million in debts, partly due to uncollected rent amid pandemic-related financial issues.

North Carolina Governor Josh Stein promotes secure firearm storage to prevent child gun injuries and deaths, advocating for responsible gun handling and proposing a $2.3 million budget for safety initiatives.

Governor Josh Stein of North Carolina appeals to the Senate to oppose cuts to Medicaid and SNAP, citing the harm it would cause to residents and the state's economy.

North Carolina middle schools will undergo an educational transformation to enhance math and career readiness through the Golden LEAF Schools Initiative, a $25 million, five-year program.

The North Carolina Department of State Treasurer reports stalled negotiations with CVS Caremark over unpaid rebates and contentious contract terms affecting the State Health Plan.