Worker complaints dating back to 1998 detail alleged sexual harassment, racial discrimination, unsafe working conditions, and more.
Jane Porter
Jane Porter is Wake County editor of the INDY, covering Raleigh and other communities across Wake County. She first joined the staff in 2013 and is a former INDY intern, staff writer, and editor-in-chief.
New Website Details Senate Candidate Budd’s Corruption
Budd has been involved in a number of crooked deals, special interest funded travel, and financial scandals. He’s also voted against the best interests of North Carolinians at most every turn.
To Address Child Abuse, Budd Should Vote to Put Money Where His Mouth Is
In Congress, Ted Budd has voted against $890 million in funding for child abuse prevention programs but demands to know what Gov. Cooper is doing to keep children safe in schools.
References to “Pro Life” Values Mysteriously Disappear from Bo Hines’s Website
Meanwhile, polls indicate that support for abortion rights remains strong among North Carolinians.
Here Are All the Awards INDY Week Writers Won This Year
Congrats to all of our staff and freelancers for their work this past year.
Downtown Raleigh Restaurant Garland Will Close This Month
But owners Cheetie Kumar and Paul Siler will keep their Martin Street space and announce details of a planned collaboration with Anisette Sweet Shop soon.
Ad Highlighting Beasley’s Commitment to Supporting Congressional Stock Trading Ban Airs in NC
In a new ad, U.S. Senate candidate Cheri Beasley discusses her commitment to backing a new policy that would ban congressional stock trading.
SCOTUS Overturns Roe v. Wade
In North Carolina, abortion remains legal for now, but the future of access to reproductive care in our state remains uncertain.
Buansi Defeats Garson in NC House 56 Race, Phil Berger Jr. Justice Pick Falls Short in Court of Appeals Race
Here are the results of Triangle-wide state House and Senate races, plus results for Republican primaries for seats on the NC Supreme Court and Court of Appeals.
The Race for Wake County District Attorney Has Been Ugly for a Year Now. It Just Got Uglier.
The bad blood is palpable in the race between two Democrats vying for the seat of Wake County district attorney.

