Former Governor Roy Cooper and Dr. Betsey Tilson received the Ron H. Levine Public Health Award for their contributions to North Carolina's public health.

Governor Josh Stein of North Carolina focuses on economic recovery, education, and public safety in his State of the State Address, highlighting the need for Hurricane Helene relief and infrastructure improvements.

Treasurer Briner praised the response to Western North Carolina's devastation, highlighting the prompt action of the State and the $100M Cashflow loan program for relief efforts.

DynPro, Inc., an IT company in Raleigh, settled claims of falsifying information for a PPP loan, agreeing to pay over $2 million to resolve liability under the False Claims Act.

Governor Stein delivered his State of the State address, focusing on North Carolina's resilience, economic recovery post-Hurricane Helene, small business aid, workforce development, education investment, and healthcare coverage expansion.

State Auditor Boliek criticized the lack of transparency in North Carolina's Hurricane relief efforts and the slow progress in recovery from past hurricanes, emphasizing the need for accountability and improved government efficiency.

Triangle North Executive Airport has added two new hangar sites, funded by a $3.6 million grant, to boost its business aviation offerings and local economy.

Chatham County students can apply for the Resource Conservation Workshop at NC State University for an immersive conservation education experience in June 2025.

Wake County, NC is the new global headquarters for Ralliant Corporation, with an investment of $2.1 million and creation of 180 jobs, as announced by Governor Stein.

North Carolina Governor Josh Stein secured a 30-day extension for FEMA assistance applications for recovery from Tropical Storm Helene until April 7, 2025.

Governor Josh Stein of North Carolina will outline his vision in a State of the State address, focusing on recovery, investments, and honoring locals affected by Hurricane Helene.

NCDHHS hosts a Spanish-language event on mental health support for North Carolina's Hispanic/Latinx community.

Lt. Governor Rachel Hunt visited GTCC, showcasing the Future-Ready NC initiative's strive for workforce development through community colleges and focusing on the importance of support for these institutions.