Now, Therefore, I, Josh Stein, Governor of the State of North Carolina, do hereby proclaim November 2026 as “American Indian Heritage Month” in North Carolina and commend its observance.

The NC Department of Health and Human Services today launched a new dashboard sharing all projects that were awarded Rural Health Transformation Program funds in Year 1, along with the counties served ...

Now, Therefore, I, Josh Stein, Governor of the State of North Carolina, do hereby proclaim November 2026 as “Healthy Skin Month” in North Carolina and commend its observance.

Yesterday Governor Stein attended North Carolina A&T State University’s centennial homecoming football game and celebrated 100 years of NC A&T’s homecoming. At the game, Governor Stein proclaimed ...

Today Governor Josh Stein joined the North Carolina Department of Military and Veterans Affairs at the Unlock the Veteran & MilSpouse Advantage Roadshow in Wilmington to encourage employers to support ...

Whereas, North Carolina is home to more than 700,000 veterans, whose technical skills, strong work ethic, leadership, and experience as members of our military make them an invaluable segment of the ...

Whereas, diabetes is a serious disease without a cure, and about 38 million people in the United States have been diagnosed; and in North Carolina, more than 1 million adults have been diagnosed by a ...

Whereas, the State of North Carolina encourages its employees and residents to use personal protective equipment (PPE) to reduce work-related injuries; and WHEREAS, based on a recent study, the Bureau ...

Whereas, North Carolina has our nation’s second-largest rural population, more than 3 million residents who make their home in our state’s rural areas; and Whereas, North Carolina has a rich tradition ...

Whereas, nurse practitioners (NPs) have served critical roles as trusted health care providers for decades, expanding access to high-quality, patient-centered care for the people of North Carolina; ...

Whereas, every year some 1.2 million people are killed in road crashes worldwide; in recent years North Carolina alone has averaged 1,675 roadway deaths and more than 114,000 injuries each year; and ...

Whereas, more than 10,000 North Carolinians died due to an injury in 2024, and injury-related deaths, including those resulting from falls, motor vehicle crashes, violence, overdose, and other causes, ...