A local defense attorney told a judge Monday that a plain clothes agent from the federal Immigrations and Customs Enforcement flashed his badge at him and a colleague who were discussing immigration and told them to go somewhere else to talk.
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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Raleigh City Council Changes How It Receives Public Comments
Options the Raleigh City Council is considering include prohibiting the use of visual media during public comments and revising a public comment session to be shorter or start earlier.
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Weigh In On RDU Airport Authority’s Plans to Develop Lake Crabtree County Park This Wednesday
The Airport Authority wants to develop most of the park as an “entertainment destination.” Those who use the park’s trails say the airport should keep it as it is.
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INDY Selects: What to Do This Week
Two jazz shows, a look back at a pivotal 1986 Durham mayoral election, a “live cinematic performance” about the miracle of sound, and more things around the Triangle to do this week.
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INDY Selects: What to Do in the Triangle This Week
North Carolina’s largest vintage bazaar, a film screening with a dash of poetry, a mystical winter music show, and more local events we recommend this week.
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Will 2025 Be the Year Construction on Raleigh’s First Bus Rapid Transit Line Finally Gets Off the Ground?
The city is re-advertising construction plans for the New Bern Avenue BRT line. We asked some city staffers to answer our questions about the process.
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A Durham Native’s Unique Oyster Farming Operation
View This Email In Your Browser It’s Tuesday, December 17. Help us to reach 100 new members for the new year. 🎁 Give INDY the gift of your support 🎁 Good morning, readers. Most oyster farmers take at least a few days to get their shellfish from the water to your dinner plate. Not Ryan […]
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A Durham Dad’s Vision for Housing for Adults With Disabilities
View This Email In Your Browser It’s Monday, December 16. Help us to reach 100 new members for the new year. 🎁 Give INDY the gift of your support 🎁 Good morning, readers. Durham resident Dave Curro is working to turn a worry—that, someday, he won’t be around to care for his adult son, Bret, […]
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INDY Stories That Stood Out in 2024
Housing and growth, election year highlights, musicians we’ve lost; these are the stories that stood out to us in 2024.
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Five Takeaways from the Raleigh City Council Election
Voters stuck with incumbents and are generally happy with the direction of the city. Still, right-leaning candidates did well, and it’s not clear if grassroots campaigns targeting young voters are a winning model for the future.