Wake County is asking residents for their input on how $35 million should be spent over the next 18 years to fight drug addiction.
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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Wake County School Board Members Say It’s Time to Move On
With five of its nine members not seeking re-election in November, Wake County’s school board is poised for a major political shift.
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15 Minutes: Dane Piedt, 18, and Abhiram Bolisetty, 18
Meet bowlers for the Morrisville Raptors, a minor league cricket team in the Triangle.
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Raleigh and Wake County Leaders Are Bullish on the Future Despite Criticism
Raleigh mayor Mary-Ann Baldwin and Sig Hutchinson, chair of the Wake County Board of Commissioners, delivered their own State of the Union address last week. But is the area doing as well as they say it is?
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A Handful of Voters Could Determine the Future of Wake County Law Enforcement
After a competitive May primary, Wake County Sheriff candidates Willie Rowe and incumbent Gerald Baker are facing off this month to earn the Democratic nomination.
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Early Voting Underway in Cary Runoff Elections
Early voting is underway for runoffs for two town council seats in Cary plus for the Democratic primary candidate for Wake County sheriff.
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Who’s Running For Raleigh City Council? (Update)
The filing period for the November election ended July 15. So who’s running for the Raleigh City Council and Mayor? Take a look at our bios of the candidates.
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Q&A with a Pro-Choice Minister
Rev. Katey Zeh is an ordained Baptist minister in Apex and serves as the CEO of the Religious Coalition for Reproductive Choice.
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The Party’s Coming to Fayetteville Street
The Raleigh City Council approved the creation of a new social district on and around Fayetteville Street where people can drink beer, wine, and other alcoholic beverages on the street. The pilot program goes into effect August 15.
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Environmental Consultant Todd Kennedy To Run For Raleigh City Council
Todd Kennedy, a local environmental and public infrastructure consultant, is running for the Raleigh City Council in District D, currently represented by council woman Stormie Forte.
