Dair McNinch
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Carrboro Town Council votes to end participation in federal policing program
The Carrboro Town Council voted Oct. 27 to end participation in the Federal Asset Forfeiture Program despite concerns the police department expressed about losing the source of funding.
Two new restaurants open in Chapel Hill despite pandemic challenges
Two restaurants, Blue's on Franklin and Market and Moss, recently opened in Chapel Hill. Here's what they have to offer.
Poll shows N.C. voters want climate change response. Here's where the candidates stand
Going into the November election, climate change will be one of the biggest issues on the ballot. Here's where candidates across the state stand on the issue.
Raleigh curfew sparks outrage after no charges filed in police-involved shooting
“It’s people outraged, it’s an outcry, but it’s also a mourning," said Kristie Puckett-Williams, the statewide manager of the N.C. ACLU’s Campaign for Smart Justice. "Black people, brown people and Indigenous people have historically been hurt by the system, so the public mourning of that is also a significant part of healing and moving forward."
International company donates money to Triangle nonprofits as part of global pledge
Triangle-based groups No Kid Hungry North Carolina, WE ARE and the Triangle East Chapter of 100 Black Men of America each received $13,000 from the Almac Group, an international pharmaceutical services company.
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A protestor holds a large sign behind a crowd at the Raleigh Black Lives Matter protest on Friday, Aug. 28, 2020.
