Examining the Impact of Legalized Sports Betting on College Athletes, Gamblers, and North Carolina
Student-athletes say that though legalized betting can make sports more interesting, it has the potential to come at the expense of players.
Workers Stage Cyber Monday Demonstration at Garner Amazon Facility
Protesters gathered at the facility’s exit, chanting “get up, get down, Raleigh is a union town” and intercepting outgoing delivery drivers.
INDY40: A Photo Retrospective
Four decades of photojournalism from the INDY archives
Raleigh City Council Approves Shaw University Rezoning
Raleigh city council members approved the rezoning of Shaw University in a divided vote on Tuesday, allowing college leaders to move forward with their plans to reshape the campus.
Families Traumatized In RPD Raid Settle With City for $350K
“Justice was finally served,” says Yolanda Irving, one of the two Black women whose homes were raided by the Raleigh Police Department — on bad information and with the use of a no-knock warrant.
Unconventional Hangout Spot The Common Market Expands to Durham
The Charlotte-based deli, bar, and bottle shop promises “something for everyone.”
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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Activists Are Skeptical of Raleigh PD’s New De-Escalation Policy
The Raleigh police department’s new de-escalation policy is a step towards reform, but activists say it doesn’t yet go far enough.
Durham Mother Fights To Be Reunited With Her Children
Durham’s Department of Social Services wants a local mom to stop talking about the children it’s taken from her home.
How to Recycle Your Christmas Tree
The lights are coming down and the decorations are being boxed up, but what should you do with your live Christmas tree? Wake County provides a sustainable answer.
The INDY’s Most Impactful Reporting of 2022
Revisit 2022 with us through our most widely read stories, from labor uprisings and housing to anti-LGBTQ+ sentiment and more.
2022’s Hazards of Duke
Our list of Duke alumni who have been the most notoriously newsworthy this year.
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