➤ Statewide: The Food and Drug Administration recalled H&C Farms tomatoes sold to wholesalers and distributors in North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia, due to possible salmonella contamination. (More)
➤ Charlotte’s city manager presented his 2026 budget proposal to the city council Monday, which includes a 1.37-cent property tax increase, a $100 million investment in affordable housing, and $50 million for new sidewalks, among other initiatives. (More)
➤ Wake County’s manager presented a 2026 budget proposal to the board of commissioners on Monday, requesting 10 additional ambulances, 16 more sheriff’s deputies, and seven more child welfare workers. (More)
➤ Boiling Spring Lakes: A wildfire spanning 1,369 acres was 10% contained as of Monday morning. All roads had been reopened and evacuation orders had been lifted. (More)
➤ Hatteras Island: State and local agencies toured the Hatteras Island shoreline last week to determine solutions for erosion and discuss ways to repair the Buxton jetties, which the U.S. Navy built in the late 1960s. (More)
➤ NC Coast: Commissioners in Currituck, Dare, Hyde, Beaufort, Pamlico, Carteret, Craven, and Brunswick counties planned to adopt a joint resolution on Monday opposing a General Assembly proposal to add or increase tolls on state ferry routes. (More)
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