Congrats to the folks who found love and life partners during this crazy pandemic.
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, first joining the staff in 2013.
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Why Did a Former Chief Justice of the N.C. Supreme Court Give Dubious Legal Advice to Donald Trump?
Mark Martin, now a law school dean, reportedly helped craft the Texas appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court to overturn election results in four swing states.
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Poll Finds Broad Support for Cooper and Biden, Division Over Trump Among North Carolinians
Democrats across the country are looking to Cooper to replicate his success.
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New Apartments, Retail Space Proposed for Downtown Durham Along Rigsbee Avenue
Penthouses are planned for a mixed use project, plus apartments, street level restaurant, and retail space. The property is currently home to The PickleBack Bar.
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Durham Bar Owner Sues State, City, for Damages Related to COVID Closure
The Atomic Fern’s owner agrees that bars should be closed during the pandemic, but says governments need to help business owners like him pay the bills.
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Madison Cawthorn’s Shelf Life Inextricably Tied to Trump’s Staying Power
The young congressman hopes to appeal to moderate Republicans, but his long-term future depends on whether Trump can maintain his grip on the GOP.
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N.C. Ratepayers Will Save $1.1 Billion in New Duke Energy Coal Ash Settlement
Duke Energy is in the process of closing coal ash basins located across North Carolina.
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Knightdale Has a New Mayor, Jessica Day
Day steps in for James Roberson, who succeeds Rep. Darren Jackson in the state House.
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The Maywood Will Close Its Doors For Good
Farewell to a linchpin in Raleigh’s music scene.
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Wake’s COVID Vaccine Signup Website Crashes, Patients Report Long Wait Times on Phone Hotline
The county opened appointments to patients age 65 and over this morning; its website crashed due to the number of people trying to sign up.