Today’s NC Political News briefs
North Carolina’s education commission is set to meet Sept. 28, and a statewide environmental program is moving after losing state funding.
North Carolina’s education commission is set to meet Sept. 28, and a statewide environmental program is moving after losing state funding.
Today’s briefs cover recreational fish-harvest reports, behavioral health crisis reforms and the expansion of opioid treatment services.
Today’s briefs cover absentee-ballot guidance, the state water infrastructure plan, public education policy and an economic-development board appointment.
Today’s briefs include a state antitrust settlement delivery to food banks and a performance-based economic development grant in Beaufort County.
Today’s briefs include election data modernization, a campaign finance leadership change and state supplemental retirement plan fee findings.
Today’s briefs include an election data systems meeting and a state community supervision leadership change.
Today’s briefs include new district court appointments, state budget education provisions and a campaign finance leadership change at the State Board of Elections.
Today’s briefs include a judicial appointment, a flood resilience strategy and a Coastal Resources Commission meeting.
Today’s briefs include a Meta trial, an egg-price antitrust settlement delivery and campaign finance rule comments.
Today’s briefs include a new chief district court judge appointment and upcoming legislative calendar items.
Today’s briefs include a TV merger enforcement order, a Duke Energy settlement dispute and recent bill actions from Gov. Josh Stein.
North Carolina officials approved the state's first Workforce Pell programs, committed a $1 million economic-development incentive and opened several groups of state regulations for public review.