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.

Governor Josh Stein of North Carolina has announced a range of new appointments to state boards and commissions, impacting multiple sectors including law, education, healthcare, infrastructure, and veterans' affairs.

Raleigh opens the Norman and Betty Camp Education Center at Walnut Creek Wetland Park, with free entry, ADA accessibility, and the aim to promote environmental education and conservation.

Kosovar officials visited Raleigh to learn about community engagement strategies as part of a U.S. State Department program, discussing challenges and exchanging ideas on public participation.

Bennett Place State Historic Site commemorates the 160th anniversary of the Civil War's end and slavery's abolition with historical events on April 25-26.

The audit by the Office of the State Auditor of North Carolina found irregularities, including $8.5 million in misapplied federal funds, and highlighted oversight issues in various departments.

FEMA and NCEM seek public input on a Raleigh home elevation project to mitigate flood risk. The house is in a flood-prone area and elevating it would reduce potential property damage and loss of life. Public comments are open until a specified date.

North Carolina is expanding its Success Coach program to support families post-foster care statewide, with the goal of promoting stability and preventing reentry into the system.

A Greensboro man, Laquain James Robinson, 33, is charged with insurance fraud for allegedly filing a false $600 claim for food spoilage with State Farm.

Gov. Stein and Sec. Sangvai discuss the importance of NC Medicaid in rural areas during a roundtable in Nash County, focusing on potential impacts of federal budget cuts.

Free child seat clinics start in Western NC to help Hurricane Helene-affected families, providing safety education and proper car seat installations by certified technicians.

The LGC approved a $475 million loan for the Triangle Expressway extension in Raleigh to ease traffic, alongside other bonds for infrastructure and public services in North Carolina.

North Carolina's teacher attrition rate has decreased to 9.88% for the 2023-24 school year, lower than the previous year but still above the seven-year average.