In this second part of a two-part story, the Record continues looking at the changes taking place at the Wake County Animal Shelter. Continue Reading →
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In this second part of a two-part story, the Record continues looking at the changes taking place at the Wake County Animal Shelter. Continue Reading →
Some area rescue groups say policies at the Wake County Animal Shelter are leading to higher euthanasia rates. Meanwhile, shelter leaders say they are in the middle of an overhaul of the shelter's policies. Continue Reading →
Parking in downtown Raleigh has changed a lot since the city installed on-street meters in 2010. We sat down with Parking Administrator Gordon Dash to find out how things are going, answer some frequently asked questions and find out what’s new. Continue Reading →
A second information session about the planning and design of the future Raleigh Union Station will take place Wednesday at CAM Raleigh. Continue Reading →
Raleigh city leaders and representatives from the Parks and Recreation Department dedicated the Neuse River greenway Thursday evening. Continue Reading →
Representatives with Capital Area Friends of Transit said they will not continue to push to place a half-cent sales tax referendum on the fall 2013 ballot. Continue Reading →
City Planner Mitch Silver says focusing on the return on investment when it comes to planning is the key to keeping Raleigh taxes low and making sure there is room for everyone moving into the growing city. Continue Reading →
North Carolina's new Governor, Pat McCrory, was sworn in at noon Saturday in the old House Chambers at the Capitol Building. Continue Reading →
Four Raleigh Public Record freelancers received awards from the organization this week to honor their hard work in 2012. Continue Reading →
Voters in Orange County recently agreed to spend an extra half-cent on sales tax for increased transit options. Now that both Durham and Orange Counties have passed the plan, what's next for Wake County? Continue Reading →