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Family Slams Prosecutor for Not Charging NC Trooper Who Allegedly Provided False Info on Fatal Crash

Rallies · Raleigh

Family Slams Prosecutor for Not Charging NC Trooper Who Allegedly Provided False Info on Fatal Crash

Coverage: 10 sources

The family of Tyrone Mason, a 31-year-old Black man in Raleigh, North Carolina, who died in a crash while being pursued by highway patrol, is calling for justice after prosecutors declined to file charges against the trooper involved in the Oct. 7, 2024, incident.See the Story

What do you do when you’re the lone Democrat on Trump’s FCC? You go on tour

Donald Trump · Los Angeles

What do you do when you’re the lone Democrat on Trump’s FCC? You go on tour

60% Center coverage: 5 sources

By Liam Reilly, CNN (CNN) — Anna Gomez, soon to be the lone Democrat on the Federal Communications Commission, has been sounding the alarm about President Donald Trump’s “weaponization” of her agency against the press. And now she’s taking it on the road. Gomez has embarked on a “First Amendment Tour” of planned speeches across multiple states, saying Trump has shown a “pattern of censorship and control” threatening free speech rights. Under Tru…See the Story

Wake County Board of Commissioners Budget for 2026

Education · Wake County

Wake County Board of Commissioners Budget for 2026

67% Left coverage: 3 sources

The budget proposal invests heavily in education and also supports new state mandates and does come with a property tax increase.See the Story

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Family Slams Prosecutor for Not Charging NC Trooper Who Allegedly Provided False Info on Fatal Crash

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Family Slams Prosecutor for Not Charging NC Trooper Who Allegedly Provided False Info on Fatal Crash

100% of Sources are High Factuality

Paperhand Celebrates 25 years of People, Puppetry, and Politics

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Open the article to view the coverage from INDY WeekDurham, North Carolina · Durham Read Article

In Raleigh, Gawker’s Former “Editor of the Internet” Turns Toward Analog Media

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Open the article to view the coverage from INDY WeekInternet · Raleigh Read Article

Durham City Council Will Enforce Speaker Time Limits

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

On Monday, the city of Durham voted to adopt revised rules of procedure to govern conduct within City Hall, stirring concerns that public comment procedures were being changed.The rules of procedure establish basic principles of governance between the city council, city staff, and residents during regular meetings and work sessions. The document answers questions like who assumes the gavel if the Mayor and Mayor Pro Tempore are unavailable (the …Gaza · Gaza Read Article

How Would DPS Adjust If It Doesn’t Get Its Full Budget Request?

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

The Durham County Board of Commissioners is on track for a final vote Monday on its $1 billion 2025-26 budget. And of all the line items (see: 43 new vehicles for the sheriff, 12 new EMS personnel), the county’s public school system is set to be its single highest expenditure.The Durham Public Schools (DPS) board of education had asked the county to fund a $222 million operating budget, which would be about a $16 million increase from last year.…Durham, North Carolina · Durham Read Article

Lunch Money: Cajun Food and Pleasant Chaos at Imbibe

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Before I even set foot inside Imbibe, my restaurant experience is off to an endearing, slightly chaotic start: While trying to preview the menu on their website, I click a link that inexplicably opens the FaceTime app on my laptop.Imbibe is located just off Franklin Street in Chapel Hill. The restaurant has been through some identity shifts since opening in 2016: at some point, it started incorporating “Rougarou”— “werewolf,” in Cajun French—int…Apps · Chapel Hill Read Article

New Book “Holler” Tells the Story of Appalachian Climate Activists

100% Left coverage: 2 sources

This coverage is made possible through a partnership between BPR and Grist, a nonprofit environmental media organization.The Mountain Valley Pipeline transports natural gas through West Virginia and Virginia. But for 10 years, climate activists and worried locals opposed it, even locking themselves to equipment and camping in the pipeline’s path. Many were opposed specifically to the transportation of natural gas, which includes methane, a highl…Climate Activism · West Virginia See the Story

Growth, Housing and Schools: Leaders Speak to Improvements, Challenges of Raleigh Living

67% Left coverage: 3 sources

Raleigh and Wake County leaders answered questions and talked about directives for the outlook of the city, county and school district on Thursday.Housing · Raleigh See the Story

Durham School Board Approves Modified Meet and Confer Policy in Split Vote

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

In a 4-3 vote after an hours-long discussion last week, Durham Public Schools’ Board of Education approved a historic meet and confer policy—again. That contentious discussion (see: interruptions, accusations of dishonesty, and an apology over losing one’s cool) brought the April policy (which the board previously passed in, yes, another contentious 4-3 vote) more in line with the version favored by the Durham Association of Educators.But at a p…Durham, North Carolina · Durham See the Story

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