Raleigh Tries to Break Its 54-Year Baseball Losing Streak
This story originally published online at The Assembly. When Raleigh is mentioned as a serious contender for a Major League Baseball expansion franchise, […]
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Norfolk School Board votes to close 9 schools by 2034
After weeks of delays and discussion, the Norfolk School Board finally approved a plan to close nine schools by the
School Board Chair Files Ethics Complaint Against Sen. Beck
The chair of the Danville School Board filed a complaint on Wednesday with the Senate Ethics Committee against state Sen.
Elk poached in Colorado’s Great Sand Dunes National Preserve
Authorities at a national preserve in southern Colorado are searching for a man suspected of poaching an elk last month.
Breaking Down the Chapel Hill Town Council Race
On September 10, the Chapel Hill town council took a unanimous vote to forever change the character of the idyllic
Second Evergreen High School shooting victim released from hospital
An 18-year-old Evergreen High School student who was severely injured in last month’s school shooting was released from the hospital
Crime on Harvard’s campus appears to have declined, despite Trump claims
Local News The Harvard Crimson editorial board slammed the Trump administration’s claim that crime has risen on campus, citing university
Suspect in Pennsylvania governor’s mansion arson attack pleads guilty
Cody Balmer, 38, pleaded guilty on Tuesday to all charges connected to the April 13 arson attack on Pennsylvania Gov.
Biddeford mayoral candidates discuss affordability, transparency
Biddeford City Council members Liam LaFountain and Norman Belanger are running against current Mayor Martin Grohman in next month’s election.
Cafes, restaurants across Chicago put up solidarity signs
It’s a small, but mighty sign: “Everyone is welcome here, except I.CE.” Katherine Duncan, owner of Katherine Anne Confections, fastened