Thirty thousand homes could become inaccessible due to flooding. More than twenty-three thousand are susceptible to wildfires.
Sarah Willets
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Democrats Break Republican Supermajority in NC State House, Might Crack the Senate, Too
Without a supermajority, Republican legislators will struggle to override vetoes by Governor Cooper.
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Durham Elects Reform-Minded Judges, Voting Out Two District Court Incumbents
Dave Hall, Clayton Jones, and Josephine Kerr Davis were elected to the bench in Durham amid a push for criminal justice reform.
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There Are Thousands of Eligible Voters in N.C. Jails. Were They Actually Able to Vote?
In North Carolina, as long as you’re not serving a felony sentence, you’re eligible.
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Humidity Causing Issues for Some Vote-Counting Machines
The state elections board says all ballots will be counted.
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It’s Election Day. Here’s Everything You Need to Know.
From finding your polling place to the latest early voting figures
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Durham Commissioners Will Soon Decide How Much Affordable Housing to Put on Two Downtown Sites
The board won’t vote until November 13, but commissioners are leaning towards a plan with 277 affordable units.
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Need a Triangle Apartment You Can Actually Afford? Here Are Some Tips.
It’s a problem everywhere, and this area isn’t immune
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Tech Rep: There’s a Reason Amazon and Apple Are Taking Long, Hard Looks at Us
What you need to know about the Triangle’s booming tech scene
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North Carolina Loves Its Liquor, Even if Its Booze Laws Are Stuck in the Past
No ladies nights, no two-for-ones, no happy hours, and only one drink per person at a time—unless you order a beer and shot, in which case, no problem!
