Treasurer Briner announced that interest-free loans for hurricane relief are reaching local governments in Western North Carolina, aiding in Hurricane Helene recovery.

JCPS held its 17th annual Leading with the Heart reception, honoring 54 staff members for exceptional contributions to education and embodying leadership and compassion.

The Raleigh Police Department's Records Division will be closed temporarily on February 28, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Raleigh residents can meet police chief finalists at an event where they can engage with the candidates and understand their visions for the city's future policing.

Governor Josh Stein and the NC Department of Commerce plan to create over 800 jobs in rural North Carolina, targeting various sectors and promising economic growth in remote areas.

Governor Josh Stein of North Carolina has announced a new initiative, backed by the RIA, which involves 13 grants totaling $9.6 million, aimed at job creation and economic development in the state's rural communities.

North Carolina's water infrastructure is receiving over $265 million for improvements, including tackling contaminants and replacing lead pipes, benefiting 45 counties.

Wake Forest advises caution due to black ice after a winter storm, with road treatment in progress. Adjusted service schedules including delayed trash and recycling, and closures announced.

North Carolina educators can apply for NLGA STEM scholarships to enhance STEM education in their classrooms, as announced by Lieutenant Governor Rachel Hunt.

Wilson County officials have closed county government offices on February 21 due to severe winter weather. Essential services continue; other facilities and services are impacted.

Chatham County introduced a property tax aid program for low-income residents, offering up to $500 for homeowners meeting specific criteria, including residency duration, home ownership, and income limits.

Governor Josh Stein of North Carolina has requested $19 billion in federal aid to help with recovery from Hurricane Helene, which caused $60 billion in damages.

North Carolina announced a 12-month fee waiver for their state and local employees' NC 401(k) and NC 457 Plans, expecting to save participants $1.7 million.