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After an audit demonstrated a number of financial inconsistencies and an overall lack of transparency, the city Wednesday announced it will sever ties with the Raleigh Business and Technology Center.
Raleigh displays its patriotism for Independence Day.
City Councilors Tuesday sent a controversial rezoning case regarding a Sheetz to the Comprehensive Planning Committee for discussion. Councilors also authorized city staff to proceed with placing the $75 million transportation bond on the October ballot.
With a drastic redrawing of the Wake school district map, state legislators will make school board members will play a round of musical chairs in 2016.
Former NC Commissioner of Labor Harry Payne, holding an unemployment sign, stood with the 6-foot-tall cardboard sign displaying the number 170,000 during Monday’s ninth week of protests at the state legislature building.
County Commissioners Monday voted to put an $810 million school bond before voters this October. In other business, commissioners approved a loan for an expansion of the Marbles museum.
A bill requiring teachers to mention abortion as a cause of pre-term birth passed the State House this week. In other business, legislators chose new state sybmols.
In 50 years, the City of Raleigh expects to provide water to 1.3 million people. Falls Lake isn’t going to cut it, and the city is studying the options.
For homeless veterans in Raleigh, 10 new units of housing will become home.
On Wednesday architects unveiled the design for Raleigh’s planned Union Station in the warehouse district. The plans include retail, performance and outdoor space.
