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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, first joining the staff in 2013.
A federal law mandates that local law enforcement agencies collect data about deaths in custody and at the hands of police officers. The Cooper administration cites another federal law to avoid handing that data over to reporters.
Statistics show a “disturbing escalation” of intimidation tactics, clinic invasions, and other activities aimed at disrupting abortion services, harassing providers, and blocking women’s access to care across the country.
According to Police Chief Cassandra Deck-Brown’s recently released annual report, crimes against people were down 9.74 percent over 2019 and crimes against property were down 8.8 percent. Shootings, unfortunately, rose slightly.
It’s an engrossing, comforting read during times of crisis.
Beginning March 17, those with high-risk medical conditions and some living in congregate settings will be eligible. The rest of Group Four will be eligible beginning April 7.
The man, who was apparently illegally carrying a concealed gun, was charged for possession of a firearm at a protest. Clinic volunteers say RPD’s response was inadequate.
It’s part of a national and global effort to respond to climate change, extinction of species, and environmental inequities.
Cawthorn drew his first Democratic challenger for his U.S. House seat yesterday.
The Assembly is a digital, statewide magazine covering people, places, and institutions that launched last month.
The owners of the “little hot dog place on the corner” cited COVID, construction, and “dynamic changes in downtown Raleigh” as reasons for the move.
