Raleigh City Counil Archives

Raleigh officials are fast-tracking the design and permitting process for ADUs, making it a lot easier for people to build backyard cottages, granny flats, or attached apartments.

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Want to Build an ADU? In Raleigh, It’s Easier Than Ever

As Development Comes to Areas Surrounding Dix Park, Residents and Business Owners Face Permanent Displacement From the City They’ve Called Home

Raleigh Planning Commissioner Responds to Comments From Council Member That She Describes as “Offensive and Hurtful”

Square Burger Opens in Downtown Raleigh’s Newly Revitalized Moore Square

Kay Crowder Changes Mind, Wants to Rescind $30K Grant to Clinic With Ties to Anti-Abortion, LGBTQ-Conversion Organizations

Developer John Kane Wants to Build Raleigh’s Tallest Skyscraper. Will the City Council Let Him?

After Years of Gridlock, the Raleigh City Council Will Probably Pass an ADU Ordinance Tonight

Raleigh Council Member Stef Mendell Organizing Meeting on Oxford Road Sidewalk, Petition Process

Most Raleigh Council Members Are Still Terrified of Whole-House Airbnb Rentals for Some Reason

The INDY Endorses the Raleigh Transportation Bond

NC Lawmakers Loosen Gun Laws as Governor’s Veto is Overriden

Durham Advisory Commission Advocates for Safer Streets

‘Durham Must Do Better’: Cyclists Demand Safer Streets

UNC System Faculty, Staff Bristle as Legislature Targets DEI Efforts

When a Durham Restaurant Received a Negative Review From a Popular Content Creator, the Comments Rolled In. So Did the Death Threats.

Raleigh Council Open to Amending Missing-Middle Policy