North Carolina Governor Josh Stein warns of a potential "fiscal cliff" despite positive revenue forecasts, stressing the need for solutions to ensure sustained funding for state needs.

April Wood is named Garner's new downtown and economic development administrator, starting February 17th, with a strong local background in business planning.

Lt. Governor Rachel Hunt unveils Future-Ready North Carolina, focusing on childcare, education reform, and workforce development for the state's economic future.

North Carolina reports its first two pediatric flu-related deaths of the season and urges vaccination for children 6 months and older amid a rise in flu cases.

Governor Josh Stein proclaimed February as Career and Technical Education month in North Carolina, emphasizing workforce development and the goal to become #1 in apprenticeships nationwide.

Civil rights attorney James R. Walker Jr. is honored with a historical marker in Ahoskie, NC, reflecting his work in racial equality and legal progress.

Governor Josh Stein declared February 10-14 as School Bus Driver Week in North Carolina, highlighting their role in students’ success and the need for improved conditions and pay.

A new data dashboard released by the North Carolina DJJDP offers detailed insights into juvenile justice trends across the state to inform strategies against delinquency.

Attorney General secures a temporary restraining order to block NIH's planned funding cuts, potentially preventing detrimental impacts on medical research and public health.

The North Carolina Office of the State Auditor has launched a digital Helene Recovery Dashboard to track and enhance transparency in the state's hurricane recovery efforts.

Hillsborough hosts SRCC meeting to discuss reintegration of formerly incarcerated individuals, focusing on the Reentry 2030 initiative and offender reentry simulations, with government and community leaders attending.

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.