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RALEIGH: Today, Governor Roy Cooper issued Executive Order No. 292 directing bold action to advance environmental justice.
 
Recruiters to connect with job seekers at the free event on Oct. 4 near downtown Raleigh.
 
The newly enhanced electronic Vendor Portal offers greater efficiency among NC businesses and state procurement professionals
The newly enhanced electronic Vendor Portal offers greater efficiency among NC businesses and state procurement professionals
 
Girls will explore state government STEM careers this summer
 
“Critics agree: The VinFast VF8 is very, very bad,” read the headline in the car-focused outlet Jalopnik.
“Critics agree: The VinFast VF8 is very, very bad,” read the headline in the car-focused outlet Jalopnik.
 
This summer seventeen agencies will offer practical work experience in public service
This summer seventeen agencies will offer practical work experience in public service
 
High school girls interested in STEM-related public service careers can apply through Feb. 24
High school girls interested in STEM-related public service careers can apply through Feb. 24
 
Beginning this week, college students can apply for up to 100 internships across multiple North Carolina state government agencies.
Beginning this week, college students can apply for up to 100 internships across multiple North Carolina state government agencies.
 
Initial Phase to Fund Projects by State Agencies, Universities and Community Colleges
 
NC Department of Administration recently unveiled 7 new Ford E-Transit electric vans for state mail delivery
 
With state revenue for the current fiscal year now projected to be $4.2 billion higher than originally predicted, state budget writers are sitting on a sizeable stack of funds.
With state revenue for the current fiscal year now projected to be $4.2 billion higher than originally predicted, state budget writers are sitting on a sizeable stack of funds.
 
Grant funding will help develop peer-to-peer programs for high school youth
 
During the next three months, the NC Department of Administration is providing business and government leaders opportunities to join a virtual lunch and learn series that explore ways to enhance and develop diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts within North Carolina’s public and private business
During the next three months, the NC Department of Administration is providing business and government leaders opportunities to join a virtual lunch and learn series that explore ways to enhance and develop diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts within North Carolina’s public and private business
 
Event celebrates Women’s History Month while addressing issues impacting NC women and families
Event celebrates Women’s History Month while addressing issues impacting NC women and families
 
Report concludes series examining major issues impacting North Carolina women
Report concludes series examining major issues impacting North Carolina women
 
Recognizing women across North Carolina for their contributions in the construction industry
Recognizing women across North Carolina for their contributions in the construction industry
 
Money will support community programs and services to aid in pandemic recovery
 
Governor Roy Cooper and the NC Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Commission invite everyone to the virtual 2022 NC State Employees' Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Observance Program and John R. Larkins Award Ceremony.
Governor Roy Cooper and the NC Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Commission invite everyone to the virtual 2022 NC State Employees' Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Observance Program and John R. Larkins Award Ceremony.
 
State currently ranks in top 10 for reported human trafficking cases
 
High School Girls Interested in Careers in STEM Can Apply Through Feb 28
 
College students can apply for one of nearly 100 internships across multiple North Carolina state government agencies.
College students can apply for one of nearly 100 internships across multiple North Carolina state government agencies.
 
Governor Roy Cooper has declared November as American Indian Heritage Month, an observance that celebrates the history and heritage of our nation’s first inhabitants.
Governor Roy Cooper has declared November as American Indian Heritage Month, an observance that celebrates the history and heritage of our nation’s first inhabitants.
 
Morales Burke is a seasoned executive with more than 30 years of experience helping to lead government agencies through complex challenges.
Morales Burke is a seasoned executive with more than 30 years of experience helping to lead government agencies through complex challenges.
 
An analysis from Reason magazine finds that there is a significant variation in per-capita state and local aid contained in the latest Covid relief bill being debated on Capitol Hill.
An analysis from Reason magazine finds that there is a significant variation in per-capita state and local aid contained in the latest Covid relief bill being debated on Capitol Hill.
 
North Carolina state government’s first philanthropy liaison will join Gov. Roy Cooper’s administration on March 1.
North Carolina state government’s first philanthropy liaison will join Gov. Roy Cooper’s administration on March 1.
 
Does our state government spend too much, too little, or just enough?
Does our state government spend too much, too little, or just enough?
 
Thanks to a decade of wise, conservative fiscal policy, North Carolina state government is better positioned financially to weather the economic fallout from the coronavirus shutdown.
Thanks to a decade of wise, conservative fiscal policy, North Carolina state government is better positioned financially to weather the economic fallout from the coronavirus shutdown.
 
In late March, I wrote about how North Carolina state government is likely better financially prepared than most states for the coronavirus shutdown, and certainly more prepared than it was prior to the Great Recession.
In late March, I wrote about how North Carolina state government is likely better financially prepared than most states for the coronavirus shutdown, and certainly more prepared than it was prior to the Great Recession.
 
People across North Carolina and the US began receiving deposits from the federal government this week as part of the federal coronavirus relief package, known as the CARES Act.
People across North Carolina and the US began receiving deposits from the federal government this week as part of the federal coronavirus relief package, known as the CARES Act.
 
The good news: North Carolina state government is better financially prepared for the coming economic fallout from the coronavirus pandemic than previous economic crises.
The good news: North Carolina state government is better financially prepared for the coming economic fallout from the coronavirus pandemic than previous economic crises.
 
The State Board of Community Colleges has issued new measures to increase flexibility for students and teachers as they adjust to the national COVID-19 outbreak.
The State Board of Community Colleges has issued new measures to increase flexibility for students and teachers as they adjust to the national COVID-19 outbreak.
 
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