Operation Fan Heat Relief provides fans to North Carolina's elderly and disabled from May to October, reducing heat-related illnesses and enhancing comfort.
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The State Board of Elections will meet remotely on May 4, 2026, at 9:30 a.m. via Webex, discussing ethics, conflicts, and Anson County litigation.
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Federal, state, and local officials celebrate a $242M grant to replace Cape Fear Memorial Bridge; NC rail ridership hits records; speed patrols increase safety.[embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=srOxkRc9E7A[/embed]
Six teams, including last year's winners Cape Fear Cumberland EMS, face off May 3 in Winston-Salem at NC's Paramedic Competition, part of the EMS Expo.
The N.C. Dept. of Commerce seeks public input to choose 202 new Opportunity Zones by June 7, enhancing investment in low-income areas statewide.
In February 2026, NC saw a drop in unemployment in 91 counties, with the lowest rate in Camden at 3.0% and the highest in Hyde at 10.8%.
A unique 1777 sketch of the NC Brigade, featuring soldiers and camp followers, makes its debut in NC for America 250 NC, enriching Revolutionary history.
In 2025-26, 598 NC schools, including 15 charters, received Purple Star recognition for military support, a rise of 143 from last year, honoring 34 districts.
The NCDOT releases weekly cash reports every Friday to ensure transparency, detailing expenditures, receipts, and reserved balances per state law.
Governor Stein highlights NC's clean energy leadership, pushing for reduced carbon dependence, economic growth, and consumer protection at the State Energy Conference.