The Holly Springs Town Council, led by Mayor Mayefskie, is in a three-day session discussing the future of the town, including emergency preparedness, downtown plans, a new fire station, and long-term development.

Nine North Carolina educators are finalists for the 2025 Burroughs Wellcome Fund NC Teacher of the Year, recognized for their dedication and innovation.

Wake County offers free bimonthly legal support at local libraries through the Lawyers in Your Library program, which includes consultations on family law issues.

Saint Augustine's University is rethinking its land lease deal with 50 Plus 1 Sports after concerns from the NC attorney general's office regarding the university's mission and future operations.

Mayor Leonardo Williams to deliver the 2025 State of the City Address, showcasing Durham's plans and inviting residents to join in-person or online for a cultural and civic evening.

NCDHHS invests over $11 million in programs addressing mental health and substance use issues among individuals involved with the justice system in North Carolina.

Nominations for the 2025 North Carolina Awards are open until April 1, recognizing contributions in literature, science, fine arts, and public service.

The NC Supreme Court race continues with a legal battle over whether 60,000 votes should be discarded, a move that could affect the court's composition.

The report to the State Board of Education reveals a decrease in school violence and dropout rates in North Carolina's public schools during the 2023-24 academic year.

Julius Jefferson is appointed as the new Interim Police Chief in Wake Forest, succeeding Jeff Leonard and possessing extensive experience and educational qualifications.

Cold-Link Logistics is set to create 123 jobs in Robeson County, NC, with a new $85.5 million warehouse facility, as announced by Governor Josh Stein.

North Carolina's HASP program will continue its medical debt relief initiative for another year, aiming to alleviate the financial burden for millions.

Jeffrey Duncan has been appointed as the new warden of Wilkes Correctional Center, bringing with him over two decades of experience from within the state's correctional system.