The State Health Plan Board of Trustees is set to discuss changes to 2026 benefits to address a $507 million shortfall, including the end of the Clear Pricing Project and the introduction of new payment options and rural programs.

Wake County calls for donations of air conditioners, fans, and funds through its Cool for Wake program to protect vulnerable residents from summer heat.

Eula Reid is appointed as Superior Court Judge for North Carolina's Judicial District 1 by Governor Stein, filling a vacancy left by the retirement of Judge Jerry Tillett.

North Carolina Governor Josh Stein invests $48 million in the CAB program to bring high-speed internet to 14,514 households and businesses in rural areas.

NCDOL launches a human trafficking awareness initiative for the lodging industry, including a website with educational resources and training to comply with a new state law.

Governor Josh Stein of North Carolina appoints Walter L. Bowers, Jr. as the Director of the Governor’s Charlotte Office, citing his diverse experience in law enforcement, law, and the military.

North Carolina Governor Josh Stein announced over 700 new jobs from economic development projects in the state's life sciences and advanced manufacturing sectors.

NC Governor Josh Stein opposes federal SNAP cuts, stressing they'd force tough budget choices and potentially lead to food insecurity for 1.4 million residents. He argues the cuts could cost the state $700 million to maintain benefits.

Sam Hayes has been appointed as the new Executive Director of the North Carolina State Board of Elections, bringing his legal expertise to his role starting May 16.

Governor Josh Stein of North Carolina proposes FEMA reforms to optimize disaster response, emphasizing block grants, pre-approved plans, and funding for permanent repairs.

Wake County and the Triangle Land Conservancy secured permanent protection for Walton Farm with a conservation easement to preserve local agriculture and natural habitats.

North Carolina tax refund and notice deliveries are delayed due to the unforeseen shutdown of the NCDOR's printing partner, causing inconvenience for taxpayers.

Prolec-GE Waukesha, Inc. is expanding its Goldsboro, NC facility, creating 330 jobs and investing $140 million, which will boost North Carolina's manufacturing sector. The expansion is supported by a potential $4,696,000 JDIG grant.