Lt. Gov. Rachel Hunt of North Carolina emphasizes child care and workforce development in her first Council of State meeting, reflecting her father's legacy.

NCDHHS invests $3 million to expand Child First, seeking to reduce child maltreatment and foster care entanglements by supporting underserved families.

Wake County elected Susan Evans as Chair and Safiyah Jackson as District 2 Commissioner, following Matt Calabria's resignation. They aim to enhance public services and quality of life.

State Treasurer Brad Briner announced a $100 million loan program to support local governments affected by Hurricane Helene, with expected loan approval later in the month.

The "Into the Mouths of Babes" program in North Carolina celebrates 25 years of providing dental care to young children on Medicaid, helping to reduce tooth decay and improve oral health.

Governor Josh Stein seeks $1.07 billion for Hurricane Helene recovery in western North Carolina, including housing, infrastructure, and support for businesses, agriculture, and tourism.

North Carolina has announced nine finalists for the 2025 Wells Fargo Principal of the Year, recognizing their exceptional contributions to education. The winner will advise the State Board and join the NC Public School Forum board.

North Carolina Governor Josh Stein is presenting a budget for recovery efforts after Hurricane Helene. He supports local businesses and affected residents with funding for rebuilding and addressing basic needs.

Governor Josh Stein and Dogwood Health Trust have launched a $30 million grant program to aid small businesses affected by Hurricane Helene in Western North Carolina.

Mordecai Historic Park in Raleigh, North Carolina, will host a presentation on the history of the Tuscarora Nation's land claims and treaties with colonial settlers.

Wilson County HR staff earned PSHRA certifications, completing an intensive three-month course in human resources topics, praised by their Director and County Manager.

The Chapel Hill Town Council is working on initiatives for Black History Month and developing an affordable housing plan, as well as improving recreational facilities and updating the Stormwater Master Plan.

Steven Pearson has been appointed as the Assistant Town Manager of Rolesville, bringing expertise from IBM and a strong educational background, set to drive public works, parks, and strategic projects.