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The latest from INDY:
“Everything Matters”: Talking With Ken Burns
The documentary filmmaker stops by Raleigh while promoting his new series, “The American Revolution,” and chats PBS, Benedict Arnold, and what he’s learned from his daughters.
Judge Orders Release of Body Camera Footage from Crash that Killed Tyrone Mason
A coalition of news outlets including INDY petitioned for the release of the footage because of questions surrounding the North Carolina State Highway Patrol’s involvement in the crash.
The Scrap Exchange Is Building A Skate Park in Lakewood Shopping Center
The Scrap Exchange skate park will make use of old ramps and other equipment from Wheels Durham, including the city’s only half-pipe.
County Budget Proposal Falls Short of Durham Public Schools’ Ask
The Durham Public Schools board would have to make some tough choices to fit within the county’s budget proposal for the district—if it doesn’t change before a final vote.
Wake Point-in-Time Count Shows Rise in Homelessness, Partly Because of Better Data Collection
The publication of this year’s PIT data coincides with the Trump administration’s budget proposal, which recommends federal cuts to homeless assistance programs.
Backtalk: “I walked away feeling like she had blown a lot of hot air.”
And other things our readers told us.
Op-Ed: Stop Dissin’ Durham
Many of us are fed up with Durham being the redheaded stepchild of the Triangle. But the question is what to do about it.
A 1960s-era Raleigh Shopping Center Revitalizes and Future Proofs
A wave of new and old businesses like Mala Pata, Fiction Kitchen, and Escazú move to Gateway Plaza, bolstering themselves in an era of new uncertainties.
Popular Pop-up Bakery Finds Permanent Home on American Tobacco Campus
Lutra Bakery’s new 2,600-square-foot location at American Tobacco Campus is set to open by the end of 2025.
INDY Selects: What to Do in the Triangle This Week
Artsplosure, AfroFuturism Fest, a Durham showing of documentary “No Other Land,” and more events we recommend around the Triangle this week.
Littler, Pocket-Sized East Parrish Bistro of Almost a Decade, to Close
Gray Brooks says his 36-seat restaurant in downtown Durham will close its doors on June 21.
Downtown Raleigh Business Owners Want More Support from the City, New Study Says
A City of Raleigh-commissioned report envisions how to make downtown more vibrant as it adds thousands of new residents.
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