Governor Stein signed eight bills, enhancing public services and education, while vetoing four bills he deemed divisive and harmful to vulnerable communities.
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Unemployment rose in 93 NC counties in May 2025, with Edgecombe at 5.3% and Currituck at 2.9%. Statewide, rates hit 3.6%, impacting job markets broadly.
The State Board of Education in North Carolina approved grants to boost digital learning, preparing students for tech-driven careers and innovative teaching methods.
NC provides $16M in disaster benefits to 68,000 households in 23 counties post-Hurricane Helene, ensuring no one goes hungry. Benefits auto-loaded Sunday.
Governor Josh Stein honors nine North Carolinians, including Bobby Kimbrough and Maggie Kane, for their impactful contributions in diverse fields.
Governor Stein announced that BuildOps will create 291 jobs in Raleigh, investing $771,200. The project will boost the local economy by over $701 million.
State Auditor Boliek has appointed new chairs for County Boards of Elections, impacting local election oversight and administration starting June 24, 2025.
The N.C. K-12 Culinary Institute empowers school nutrition managers to create appealing, nutritious meals, enhancing student focus and well-being statewide.
NCDHHS will host a livestream chat on Nov. 12 about flu, COVID, and RSV vaccines, highlighting their role in preventing severe illness in North Carolina.
Gov. Stein urges Senators to oppose cuts to SNAP and Medicaid, warning it could leave 470,000 NC residents uninsured, impacting rural communities.