Since Summer Launch, Wake At Home Has Rehoused 30 People from “Large Encampment”
Wake at Home, Wake County’s new initiative aimed at ending unsheltered homelessness, is experiencing some early momentum, Wake County commissioners […]
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Wake County tests teachers’ assistant apprenticeship model
As kindergarten teacher Kassidy Murtagh began a math lesson on a recent Wednesday afternoon, her instructional assistant, Meaghan Goldberg, scanned
Zebulon flagged for heightened state oversight
Last month, the Local Government Commission (LGC), an oversight agency housed within the Office of the State Treasurer, flagged the
Three Close N.C. Legislative Races in Wake County
This story originally published in Carolina Public Press. Hundreds of candidates are vying for a seat in the state legislature
Raleigh teens lose a third space with closing of Adventure Landing
When I pulled into the parking lot of Raleigh’s Adventure Landing on a warm August evening, the nearly four-decade-old entertainment
Wake County Commissioners Green-light WakeMed-Atrium Merger
In a 5-2 vote Monday evening, the Wake County Board of Commissioners gave its blessing for a $2 billion merger
Revised WakeMed-Atrium deal has more benefits for Wake County
This article first appeared on North Carolina Health News. The first weekend in May, just before Wake County commissioners were
Revised WakeMed-Atrium deal has more benefits for Wake County
This article first appeared on North Carolina Health News. The first weekend in May, just before Wake County commissioners were
How the WakeMed-Atrium deal could impact Southeast Raleigh
On a Saturday afternoon last month, during a Caribbean-themed carnival celebration in downtown Raleigh, a 32-year-old Black man was found
NC State Told Salvadoran Staff Not to Work, Then Reversed Course
On Wednesday, NC State University officials told 16 Salvadoran staff, largely housekeepers and groundskeepers, not to come to work the next day,