Gov. Josh Stein of North Carolina introduces a family-focused 2025-2027 budget plan prioritizing education, healthcare, public safety, and workforce development, including tuition-free community college and tax cuts for middle-class families.

Governor Josh Stein's proposed budget does not fully fund the state's retirement system, causing a potential $206 million shortfall and raising concerns for the financial security of state employees and retirees.

Governor Josh Stein signed the Disaster Recovery Act of 2025 Part 1, providing $524 million for Hurricane Helene relief efforts in western North Carolina, focusing on rebuilding and recovery.

Haywood County in North Carolina is set to receive high-speed internet at 359 locations, funded by a $1.2 million project with federal and private investments, part of efforts to bridge the digital divide.

Mayor Janet Cowell to give her first State of the City Address on March 26 at CAM Raleigh, discussing Raleigh's Council achievements and future plans, with a focus on housing, homelessness, public safety, and resilience.

Yeadon Fabric Domes, LLC will invest $4.6 million in a Fayetteville, NC facility, creating 72 jobs, with support from a state grant and local partners.

The NC S.A.F.E. Campaign partners with the National Guard to distribute gun locks in North Carolina, aiming to improve gun safety among service members.

North Carolina's State Board of Elections reminds educational and governmental organizations to apply by April 1, 2025, for their photo IDs to be approved for voting in the 2025 municipal and 2026 primary/general elections.

Chapel Hill reintroduces seven electric buses following safety inspections after one caught fire in December; the other three remain grounded due to the same battery type.

North Carolina's State Board of Elections invites public comments on proposed rules for party petitions and campaign finance disclosures until May 16, 2025.

Garner Council Member Demian Dellinger was honored as a 2024 NC Main Street Champion for his work revitalizing Downtown Garner, including leading financial relief during COVID-19 and promoting public art.

Brett Compton manages Raleigh's social media channels, engaging with residents and promoting city services, as spotlighted in their "This is What I Do" video series.

North Carolina's Operation Medicine Drop returns during National Poison Prevention Week, aiming to safely collect unused medications and prevent drug misuse and environmental harm.