Wake County | featured news

Conservatives cool to Bush, Romney – hot for border crackdown

Conservatives signaled a heated and passionate battle for the 2016 Republican presidential nomination Saturday, cheering criticism of absent establishment figures Jeb Bush and Mitt Romney while applauding vows to make…Click to Continue »

 

Book Review: Julian Pleasants tackles Gov. W. Kerr Scott’s political legacy

Dennis Rogers reviews Julian M. Pleasants’ new book about the political life of NC Gov. W. Kerr Scott, who brought the state into the progressive political movement that rose to…Click to Continue »

 

Traffic patterns, pedestrian safety part of Six Forks Road corridor draft plan

Residents and business owners will get a first look at a plan for Six Forks Road in Raleigh on Thursday.Click to Continue »

 

I-40 bridge a boost for health, business

Survey results from people walking, running and cycling on the American Tobacco Trail suggest that its Interstate 40 bridge has meant a boon for health and the economy.Click to Continue »

 

Friends, co-workers remember biker killed in I-440 hit-and-run

More than 200 neighbors, co-workers and friends celebrated Tom Anstey‘s life Saturday at MacGregor Draft House. Anstey was killled Monday when a car slammed into his motorcycle on Interstate 440…Click to Continue »

 

NC teachers lose bonus pay, but others still cash in

Legislators have ended longevity bonuses for teachers but kept it for many other state employees, including their own. One veteran teacher, who is retiring, says the action was “a slap…Click to Continue »

 

Christensen: Trying to save the furniture industry

A new book looks at the collapse of furniture manufacturing and one man’s crusade to save it…Click to Continue »

 

Exhibit brings space close to home

During Astronomy Days, a two-day space exhibit at the NC Museum of Natural Sciences, visitors talked to experts from NASA, the Raleigh Astronomy Club, professors and museum staff about galaxies…Click to Continue »

 

Civil War saga: Black re-enactors tell their side of the story

This year, hundreds of thousands of tourists are expected to attend events at former battlefields and other historic sites marking the sesquicentennial of the end of the war. Many are…Click to Continue »

 

Managing NC Zoo traffic can be a bear

Facing complaints from the N.C. Zoo’s leaders, visitors and neighbors, state transportation officials are trying to make good on a 40-year-old promise for a connector road that would take traffic…Click to Continue »

 

Subscribe to this RSS topic: Syndicate content