Election season tends to bring a fresh wave of viral rumors, and this year is no different — some of them capable of discouraging eligible voters from trusting the process or even showing up at all.
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Officials urge seatbelt use during Memorial Day as enforcement begins, highlighting safety and honoring those lost in traffic incidents.
NC Health Secretary Sangvai and NCDHHS leaders to receive vaccines Oct. 16, urging public to protect against flu, COVID-19, and RSV this season.
Corvid Technologies will expand its Mooresville campus, creating 423 jobs with a $95M investment, boosting North Carolina's economy by $1.7 billion.
The NCDHHS will host a live discussion on Oct. 14 about new Medicaid rules, focusing on work requirements and changes effective Jan. 1, 2027.
Governor Stein declares October Cybersecurity Awareness Month, urging North Carolinians to prioritize online safety amid rising cybercrime losses.
Jacksonville's new license plate agency opens May 21, streamlining vehicle registration and reducing wait times for over 1 million residents.
Governor Stein advises North Carolinians to stay alert as Hurricane Isaias brings flash flooding, gusty winds, and landslide risks through tomorrow.
NCDOT updates signal flash modes, hosts NASCAR in North Wilkesboro, and dedicates two new bridges, enhancing safety and celebrating local history.
The first flu death of the 2026-2027 season in NC prompts health officials to urge vaccinations and preventive measures to curb respiratory illnesses.