A mix of political stalwarts and newcomers are vying for three town council seats in the wealthy suburb this fall.
Chloe Courtney Bohl
Chloe Courtney Bohl is a reporter for the INDY and a Report for America corps member, covering Wake County. She joined the staff in 2024.
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“The Community Needs It”: Undaunted by Chantal, Uproar Festival to Be Held in August
The public art festival will bring sixty outdoor installations and murals by Southern artists to outdoor spaces across Orange County.
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Saint Augustine’s University Appeals to Alumni for Donations Following Loss of Accreditation
SAU’s leaders shared new information about the university’s financial standing in an effort to repair a strained relationship between the administration and alumni.
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Saint Augustine’s University Loses Accreditation, Promises Legal Action Against Accreditor
The university expects to open for remote instruction this fall despite very low enrollment and mounting debt.
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Raleigh City Council Members Say They Will Support a Future Affordable Housing Bond
ONE Wake convened city leaders over the weekend to provide an affordable housing progress report and make new commitments.
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How to Help People Affected by Tropical Storm Chantal in the Triangle
Local groups are looking for volunteers and donations in the storm’s aftermath.
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“I Like Big Challenges”: Talking with GoTriangle’s New CEO
Brian Smith is taking over leadership of the regional transit agency as it seeks to rehabilitate its reputation.
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Wake County Landlords Owed $1.9 Million in Unpaid Rent from Wake Housing Authority, Others
The Wake County Housing Authority failed to collect payments from other public housing authorities due to a paperwork backlog and high staff turnover.
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Ask INDY: What Happened to Raleigh’s $207M Transportation Bond?
This week’s Ask INDY topic is Wake County transit.
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Raleigh Joins Nationwide Wave of Pro-Immigrant Protests
The protesters’ message: ICE is not welcome in North Carolina.