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Residents Still Oppose Homeless Multi-Services Center and Women’s Shelter on South Wilmington Street

A joint county and city proposal to locate a multi-services center for homeless people on South Wilmington Street got some blowback from residents at the Central CAC Monday evening. The proposed center will replace the Oak City Outreach Center’s weekend meals service, as well as provide a “one-stop” services center for homeless people seeking resources, […]

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Wake’s Early Voting Debate Illustrates Why It’s Time to Rethink Partisan Elections Boards

The conference room at the Wake County Board of Elections building in downtown Raleigh was filled to capacity last Thursday evening. People who couldn’t get in lingered in the doorway as, one after another, voters implored the three board members not to limit early voting. There were horror stories of voters fainting after waiting in […]

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Raleigh City Council Live Blog: Evening Edition

Welcome back. The Police Accountability Community Task force (PACT) just held a speak out outside city hall. Rolanda Byrd, Akiel Denkins’ mother, spoke about the city’s regulations regarding implementing officer worn body cameras and the need for the council to put policies in place to ensure the cameras can’t be turned on and off. 7:09: […]

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N.C. Court of Appeals: Wake Prosecutor Whose Father Was Kidnapped Knowingly Suppressed Evidence in Armed Robbery Case

If the name Colleen Janssen sounds familiar, it’s because she’s been, tangentially, in the news lately. On Tuesday, a federal jury found gang leader Kelvin Melton guilty of masterminding the kidnapping of Janssen’s father, Frank Janssen, in April of 2014. Colleen Janssen, the prosecutor in a 2012 case that sent Melton to prison for life […]

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