North Carolina's Medicaid expansion provided 650,000 people with healthcare, impacting essential workers and reducing overdoses, despite potential federal cuts threatening progress.

North Carolina's Treasurer Brad Briner returned $59,790 to Shaw University through the NC Cash Program, which reunites lost funds with rightful owners.

The NCDHHS is hosting a live fireside chat and tele-town hall to discuss mental health resources in North Carolina, highlighting access to support and crisis services, and improving mental well-being.

Wake County parents and staff expressed concerns over proposed budget cuts by WCPSS, which include decreasing funds for school counselors, social workers, and nurses, amid calls for increased investment in student services.

Bailey Manufacturing is set to open a new facility in Scotland County, NC, promising 35 new jobs and a $4.3 million investment, boosting the automotive supply chain in the region.

Abby Kellerman, Director of the COR Museum in Raleigh, has been named a "Millennial Maverick" by Raleigh Magazine for her influential role among the city's young leaders.

Lt. Gov. Rachel Hunt led the Governor’s Task Force on Child Care and Early Education in NC, emphasizing the issue's impact on families and the economy, aiming to improve child care infrastructure and worker retention.

S&P Ratings has awarded North Carolina's general obligation bonds a 'AAA' rating, alongside 'AA+' and 'AA' ratings for two transportation projects, signaling strong fiscal management and economic forecast.

Wake Forest will honor veteran Bobby Gene Kemple with a flag-raising ceremony on April 14 after a weather delay, with patriotic elements and family participation.

The 2024 North Carolina State Building Code's implementation is delayed due to legislative actions and unresolved prerequisites such as the publication of the code and assembly of the Residential Code Council.

Governor Josh Stein of North Carolina has initiated an Advisory Council on Student Safety and Well-Being to enhance safety and support in schools. The council includes educators, mental health experts, and law enforcement.

Chatham County announces a grant program to fund local nonprofit recreation initiatives, focusing on agencies with at least three years of service. Applications open April 11, with a deadline set for May 9.

Wake County invites public input on short-term rental regulation changes, potentially allowing non-resident owners to operate these rentals. The Board of Commissioners will discuss this further at their next meeting.