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.
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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.
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Mayors Mary-Ann Baldwin, Steve Schewel Commit to Protecting 30 Percent of Land and Oceans Before 2030
It’s part of a national and global effort to respond to climate change, extinction of species, and environmental inequities.
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All The Reasons Why N.C. Congressman Madison Cawthorn Is The Worst
Cawthorn drew his first Democratic challenger for his U.S. House seat yesterday.
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15 Minutes: Kyle Villemain, Founder of The Assembly
The Assembly is a digital, statewide magazine covering people, places, and institutions that launched last month.
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Snoopy’s, Beloved Purveyor of Hot Dogs, Closed Its Location on Hillsborough Street Near Glenwood This Weekend
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.
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INDY Week Won Several North Carolina Press Association Awards
Congrats to a very talented team.
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The Federal Equality Act Could Make Bills Like HB 2 Relics of the Past
The Equality Act is expected to pass in the U.S. House today but passage in the Senate will be a tougher battle.
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Report: North Carolina is a Testing Ground for How Republicans See Themselves Post-Trump
Republicans are leaving the party in droves, some out of disgust with the former president, others out of fealty to him.
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All North Carolina Municipal Elections Scheduled This Year Could Be Postponed to 2022
N.C. election officials also recommend rescheduling March primaries for May, giving lawmakers enough time to make redistricting decisions.
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Durham School Board Votes to Send Students Back to School
Elementary school students will return in March and middle and high school students in April. Not everyone is happy with the vote.
