The USDA and NCDHHS will distribute 600,000 oral rabies vaccines in western NC to curb raccoon rabies, protecting residents and pets from mid-October.
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Ramp closures at I-40/U.S. 70 Business Interchange begin next week for roadwork, potentially impacting commuter traffic and local businesses.
I-26 will close overnight for maintenance this week, affecting traffic flow and requiring detours. Drivers should plan for delays and alternate routes.
NCDHHS unveils a 4-year plan with priorities like rural health and behavioral crisis care, aiming to enhance service access for all North Carolinians.
New ferry routes to Ocracoke Island start this week, enhancing connectivity for locals and tourists, boosting tourism and local economy.
Governor Stein honors Gold Star Families in NC, acknowledging the sacrifice of fallen servicemembers' families during September's Gold Star Families Month.
Governor Stein announced 500+ students completed NC apprenticeship academies, prepping them for careers in trades, manufacturing, biotech, and health.
In August 2026, NC unemployment dropped in 91 counties. Edgecombe had the highest rate at 5.4%, while Currituck had the lowest at 2.7%.
Governor Stein announced over 500 students completed summer academies, gaining skills in high-demand fields like electrical trades and healthcare across NC.
The East Charlotte License Plate Agency seeks operators by Nov 15, aiming to enhance local service efficiency and community engagement.