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Under the new zoning code, city councilors will not be compelled to hold public hearings on certain cases, a policy that didn’t sit well with many Planning Commission members this week.
Reporter Laura White has put together a multimedia timeline, showing fracking’s path in North Carolina.
As electric vehicle charging stations begin to dot the city’s landscape, the Record asks if they’re here to stay.
Neighbors around the Brentwood Today Lake are considering a city proposal to rebuild the dam. The deal gives control of the private lake to surrounding residents.
The City Council Tuesday approved a rezoning application that would permit the Martin Marietta quarry to expand. Councilors also showed their opposition to Citizens United, agreed to research changes to the food truck law and said no to a gate on a public street.
City council members are discussing whether to extend council terms from two years to four.
Raleigh’s skyline will soon have a new addition: The Skyhouse. But the building won’t be unique to Raleigh. Here is a look at the building’s twin, now under construction in Atlanta.
A statue of Andy and Opie stands in the center of Pullen Park near downtown Raleigh.
Wake County Commissioners approved stricter stormwater rules for new development in Wake County, funding for affordable housing and the first steps of a November bond referendum.
The city’s composting program continues to run at a shortfall despite fee increases and low prices.
