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Wake Libraries offer 21 programs for Women's History Month

Wake County Public Libraries is set to commemorate Women’s History Month with a series of 21 programs aimed at inspiring, educating, and celebrating the contributions of women throughout history.

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North Carolina extends deadline for FEMA disaster aid applications

FEMA has approved a 30-day extension for disaster survivors in North Carolina to apply for individual assistance, as requested by Governor Josh Stein.

Federal government proposes measures against Google's search monopoly

Attorney General Jeff Jackson, alongside a bipartisan coalition of attorneys general and the United States Department of Justice, has proposed measures to dismantle Google's alleged monopoly over internet search engines.

Congresswoman Deborah Ross celebrates Women's History Month and cultural events

In a series of tweets on March 7, 2025, Congresswoman Deborah Ross highlighted significant figures and events.

Governor Stein warns against federal medicaid cuts at Charlotte roundtable

Governor Josh Stein and Dr. Dev Sangvai, Secretary of the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services, held a roundtable in Charlotte to discuss the potential impacts of proposed federal Medicaid cuts.

North Carolina governor reminds residents about federal aid deadlines post-Hurricane Helene

Governor Josh Stein is urging North Carolinians affected by Hurricane Helene to be mindful of approaching federal support application deadlines.

Congresswoman Deborah Ross criticizes mass firings and celebrates Lunar New Year

Congresswoman Deborah Ross has taken to social media to address key issues including veteran support and law enforcement hiring practices in early March posts.

Governor Stein visits Yancey County after Hurricane Helene

Governor Josh Stein visited Yancey County to meet with residents affected by Hurricane Helene.

Wake County ranks last in North Carolina for government transfer dependency at 10% in 2022

In 2022, government transfers made up 10% of income in Wake County—ranking it least dependent among North Carolina counties.

Governor Stein announces judicial appointments for superior and district courts

Governor Josh Stein has announced new appointments to the Superior and District Courts.

Deborah Ross criticizes Trump’s agenda and addresses economic concerns

Congresswoman Deborah Ross took to social media to express her criticism of President Trump's policies and his handling of inflation issues while also highlighting Elon Musk's role in politics.

Wake County Public Libraries announces bookmark contest for summer reading program

Wake County Public Libraries has announced a bookmark-designing contest as part of its 2025 Summer Reading Program.

Congresswoman Deborah Ross criticizes Trump policies in recent tweets

Congresswoman Deborah Ross voiced concerns about former President Trump's policies through a series of tweets dated March 5, 2025.

Governor Stein advises vigilance amid severe weather threats in North Carolina

Today, Governor Josh Stein, alongside emergency officials, provided an update on the severe weather affecting North Carolina.

Governor urges Congress against proposed Medicaid funding cuts affecting North Carolinians

Governor Josh Stein has formally requested that Congress reconsider proposed federal cuts to the Medicaid program, emphasizing the significant impact these cuts could have on North Carolina.

Local Government Meetings today in South Raleigh

South Raleigh Local Government Meetings today.

North Carolina launches public dashboard detailing Hurricane Helene recovery progress

The Governor’s Recovery Office for Western North Carolina (GROW NC) has shared updates on the recovery efforts following Hurricane Helene and introduced a public dashboard available at WNCRecovery.nc.gov. This platform provides information on the...

Wake County sees dip in February median home price amid strong transaction activity

In February 2025, the real estate market in Wake County experienced a decrease in the median sales price, dropping by $3,000 to $447,000 compared to January's $450,000.

North Carolina prepares for potential severe weather; residents urged to take precautions