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➤ Statewide: Officials warned the Joint Legislative Oversight Committee on Information Technology on Feb. 5 that North Carolina faces more than 10 billion attempted cyberattacks per month and is underprepared to manage them due to expanded policy exemptions, limited recurring funding, and reduced centralized oversight. (More)
➤ Statewide: North Carolina joined the U.S. Department of Transportation’s Operation SafeDRIVE Jan. 13-15, targeting illegal trucking. The effort removed nearly 2,000 unqualified drivers and vehicles nationwide, with state-specific results expected in the coming weeks. (More)
➤ Raleigh: Officials announced potential measles exposure at four locations on Feb. 5, including O2 Fitness, Everbowl, and two Harris Teeter stores. Potential exposure was also reported at a Walgreens on Feb. 6. (See Details)
➤ Charlotte: The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department rebranded its Uptown crime initiative from Operation Safe Season to Operation Queen City Safe. The operation has resulted in 17 arrests, 14 firearms seized, and 1,478 grams of narcotics confiscated. (More)
➤ Macon County: Overnight rain on Tuesday helped crews reach 90% containment on the 230-acre Winding Stairs Alpha Fire in Nantahala National Forest near U.S. 64 as of Wednesday morning. Firefighters reinforced lines, and the cause remains under investigation. (More)
➤ Winston-Salem: Nonprofit Project Space 411 announced the development of Second Serving Studios, a new culinary media production facility, and launched a $3.8 million capital campaign to position the city as a culinary media hub. (More)
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