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.

Today’s briefs include state budget changes, election administration updates, regulatory reform, appointments and state agency enforcement actions.

Today’s briefs include SUN Bucks budget funding, a Durham water contamination injunction, a generic drug settlement and a public safety bill conference committee.

Today’s briefs include the General Assembly’s post-August calendar, a pending hemp regulation bill and a State Board of Elections meeting on November voting plans.

New appointments will reshape North Carolina Lottery Commission leadership, while DEQ has opened electronic filing for Title V air-quality permits.

Today’s briefs include student safety, marine fisheries rulemaking and the state constitution’s 250th anniversary.

Today’s briefs include State Board of Elections notices, campaign-finance rule comments and upcoming DEQ-related board and commission meetings.

State officials join a regional anti-fraud partnership as election and environmental regulators prepare for public meetings.

Two state environmental regulatory bodies have scheduled public meetings for Aug. 4 involving oil and gas oversight and water-quality policy.

NC lawmakers return Monday. The Utilities Commission also has hearings scheduled on Duke Energy Carolinas’ rate case and a proposed South Carolina natural-gas plant.