Leaving isn’t allowed without permission from the inmate’s parole officer, so fearing further punishment, the majority of men have followed the rules and stayed put.
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Raleigh Council Updates Nondiscrimination Policy
The new language strengthens the city’s existing ordinance and makes it clear that discrimination will not be tolerated.
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The Rose Report, Episode 1: Meet Matt James, The Raleigh Bachelor
Will Durham native Khaylah Epps win his heart?
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Raleigh Police Chief Cassandra Deck-Brown is Retiring
It’s unclear who her replacement will be.
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Governor Cooper Extends North Carolina’s Eviction Moratorium Through January
“This order will help them stay in their homes, which is essential for slowing the spread of the virus,” Cooper said Wednesday.
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2020 in Review: The Year of Tragical Thinking
In Raleigh they say that Leigh Tauss’s heart grew three sizes that day.
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Blunted Moonshot: Grading the Raleigh City Council’s First Year
The Raleigh “Council of Go”’ checked off a laundry list of common-sense reforms in its first term, but with some glaring missteps.
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EXCLUSIVE: Raleigh Mayor Mary-Ann Baldwin Will Seek Second Term
She still wants her moonshot.
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Wake County Schools Will Start Remotely in January
The school board’s vote came at the recommendation of staff, who cited staffing concerns amid the ongoing pandemic.
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The Wake County School Board Will Vote Tuesday Whether to Reopen Schools Next Year
School staff recommended moving to remote learning in January due to a spike in COVID-19 cases.