Governor Josh Stein urges North Carolinians to conserve water as drought persists despite recent rain, emphasizing long-term impacts on reservoirs and groundwater.
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Governor Stein, alongside AG Jackson and NCDEQ, challenges EPA's lenient Chemours deal, aiming to ensure clean water and accountability in North Carolina.
TSERS and LGERS Boards approved policies to stabilize contributions and bolster operations for NCRS, ensuring long-term sustainability and efficiency.
N.C. 105 will close overnight on October 15-16 for roadwork, impacting local traffic and potentially affecting commute times for residents.
NCDHHS reports 718 cyclosporiasis cases since May 2026, launches a dashboard for updates. Parsley and cilantro are potential sources.
In June 2026, NC saw rising unemployment in 39 counties, with Edgecombe at 5.3% and Currituck at 2.7%. Statewide, rates decreased in 96 counties year-over-year.
Amy Craft Klassen, with 20 years of museum leadership experience, will advance Roanoke Island Festival Park's programs, enhancing cultural engagement.
NCDOT invites public feedback to shape upcoming projects, aiming to enhance state infrastructure and address community transportation needs.
MaryAnne Fitzpatrick, a key figure in modernizing NC's Unclaimed Property Division, steps up as Deputy Treasurer after Allen Martin retires on Sept. 1.
Governor Stein marks $34.2M in federal grants for 7 projects, boosting long-term recovery and economic growth in Western NC post-Hurricane Helene.