The NCSBE is investigating allegations of misconduct in voter registration drives across seven counties, including impersonating election officials.
State regulators have approved an additional 267 hospital beds for hospitals in Wake County, far below the 644 that were requested. They also rejected a request to build a new hospital.
In-person early voting for North Carolina’s 2026 primary election kicked off Thursday at 319 early voting sites statewide, a 6% increase from 301 sites in the May 2022 primary, according to an analysis of early voting sites conducted by the North Carolina Office of the State Auditor (NCOSA).
Building on being named the best state for business, economic development, and workforce development, NC is allocating funds to a state program that will connect high school students with career opportunities through pre-apprenticeships and apprenticeships.
Gov. Josh Stein announced at a press conference on Tuesday the expansion of the NC Energy Saver program to all 100 counties in the state.
The passage of a “mini budget” bill in the North Carolina General Assembly last October that focused on funding disaster recovery also affected private property rights for more than 3,600 landowners.
NC State Auditor Dave Boliek announced a new bipartisan, 22-member Modernization of Election Data Systems Commission to help modernize NCs election management system.
If the visa overstay had been enforced, or if the 2020 DUI charge had triggered an ICE detainer, he may not have been on the road on Jan. 16.
Gov. Josh Stein signed an executive order on Thursday aimed at strengthening North Carolina’s behavioral health and criminal justice systems, after a series of tragedies linked to mental illness across the state.
The recent snowstorm that brought historic snowfall, gusty winds, and high tides to North Carolina’s coastal region, including the Outer Banks, has caused renewed concern for North Carolina Insurance Commissioner Mike Causey after four more houses in Buxton collapsed into the ocean as a result of the storm.
At a lengthy hearing on Wednesday, the North Carolina State Board of Elections (NCSBE) voted 3-1 that a candidate in the state’s March 3 primary election cannot run on the Republican ticket in the US Senate race.
