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Jasmine Gallup
Jasmine Gallup is a freelancer for INDY, covering LGBTQ+ issues, social justice, and arts and culture. A Raleigh native, she also works as an editor for online media.
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RPD Faces Tough Questions After Deposition in “No-Knock” Lawsuit
Yolanda Irving and Kenya Walton, two Black mothers who are suing the Raleigh Police Department after officers illegally entered their homes, say lawsuit deposition was “disgusting.”
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15 Minutes: William A. Darity Jr., Duke Professor
Darity is the author of From Here to Equality: Reparations for Black Americans in the Twenty-First Century
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Legendary Raleigh Comedy Club Goodnights Goes Underground
The club opened its first night at its new location in the Village District to a full house.
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Raleigh Residents Seek Answers After a Neighborhood Clear-Cutting
Raleigh is considering new rules to improve tree conservation. That’s little solace for one neighborhood.
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Raleigh PD Release Report on the Death of Darryl Williams. Activists Call It ‘Propaganda.’
Williams died in custody after being tased multiple times by Raleigh police officers.
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Raleigh’s Crisis Response Team to Add New Social Worker Positions
The new ACORNS hires will cover high-need areas including Downtown, and North and Southeast Raleigh.
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The World University Games are Coming to the Triangle
North Carolina and the Triangle will host the prestigious World University Games in 2029.
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Quickbait: Ready for Rail?
Here’s how much the rail could cost — and when it might be coming.
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Could Funding and Logistical Challenges Derail Commuter Rail?
The Triangle’s planned commuter rail is the region’s best chance to escape a future of traffic gridlock, but challenges lie ahead.