Lawmakers return to sessions in Raleigh on Monday without the gift of North Carolina’s two-year budget expected to be in tow.

Lawmakers return to sessions in Raleigh on Monday without the gift of North Carolina’s two-year budget expected to be in tow.

The state is the only one without a spending plan after disagreements between the Republican-controlled House and Senate over income tax cuts and health care funding have halted their ability to send ...

In an interview Tuesday with WRAL anchor Ashley Rowe, Democratic Gov. Josh Stein discussed challenges at the state and ...

Governor Stein announces $50 million in grants to support infrastructure recovery from Hurricane Helene in western North ...

News of the breakup of a leading science institution rippled through an annual gathering of Earth, ocean and space scientists ...

North Carolina seeks a vendor to handle the second phase of its election system modernization, enhancing security and public ...

State Auditor Dave Boliek looked back at some of the findings his department announced in 2025, which include deeper dives ...

State Auditor Dave Boliek has a New Year’s resolution for state agencies: spend the remaining $1.2 billion in federal COVID funds before they expire at the end of 2026. In spring 2021, amid the ...

Gov. Josh Stein has announced nearly $50 million in grants to aid local governments in North Carolina as post-Helene recovery ...

A federal court ordered the Federal Emergency Management Agency Thursday to restore a program that helps protect the ...

The Lumbee Tribe of North Carolina has finally received full federal recognition, which it has sought since 1888. Tribal leaders were moved to tears after President Trump signed the measure.