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North Carolina is putting more funding toward expanding treatment for those battling opioid addiction. 

North Carolina officials will be employing a new tactic this summer to get impaired drivers off the roads.

North Carolina will continue to issue food assistance benefits for the state’s youngest children through this summer.

A new federal grant will help North Carolina transition to a three-digit suicide prevention lifeline. 

With warm temperatures returning to North Carolina, state officials are reminding residents to watch out for ticks and mosquitos. 

A state health official told lawmakers that a Thomasville nursing home put residents at risk during a January snowstorm. 

North Carolina’s top health official has joined an effort to end a federal blood donation policy that he calls “discriminatory” against gay men. 

The North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services is hosting a summit on the mental health needs of minority college students. 

North Carolina food stamp recipients will continue to receive the maximum benefit amount through February, regardless of their eligibility.  

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