Raleigh panel calls for phasing in fee hike
A proposal to double the fees on new development to pay for roads and parks will go before the City Council now that the Planning Commission has called for increasing the fees in phases.
Feds grant $2.5 million to fight gangs
The money is aimed at reducing gang activities in Raleigh and Durham through law enforcement and preventive measures.
Judge dismisses Lake Lynn suit
The owner of the tract ponders her next move.
Longtime Raleigh businessman dies
Edwin Flythe, a Raleigh businessman who started a business that became a third-generation bicycle shop, died last week.
Shooting alleged in robbery attempt
Triangle Briefs: A man walked into a local hospital Sunday morning and said he'd been shot in a robbery attempt several hours earlier, police said.
Divorce lawyer censured by bar
Lee S. Rosen, a Raleigh attorney who runs one of the largest divorce law firms in the state, is censured by the N.C State Bar for billing and representation practices at his firm.
Young man missing; alert issued
A Silver Alert was issued for a Raleigh man late Friday night.
Amtrak celebrates National Train Day
Triangle Briefs: North Carolina's Amtrak will celebrate National Train Day today by holding open houses at train stations across Eastern North Carolina.
Two cities to get anti-gang money
Durham and Raleigh will get their splits of a $2.5 million grant in hand next week.
Driver is charged in traffic death
Triangle Briefs: A driver involved in a collision that killed a pedestrian south of downtown this week has been charged with misdemeanor death by motor vehicle, police announced Thursday.
Planten's mother seeks damages
The murder suspect, who killed himself while in prison, was not treated with respect, Sarah Chandler's claim says.
Saunders Street pedestrian dies
Triangle Briefs: A pedestrian who was struck Tuesday on South Saunders Street died Wednesday, according to Raleigh police.
Suspect held in string of robberies
Police charged a 25-year-old man Wednesday with a string of robberies and related offenses.
Council wants to see bill voted down
Triangle Briefs: The Raleigh City Council has unanimously voiced its opposition to a proposed state law that would impose restrictions on municipal housing inspectors.
Council likes school board as it is
Triangle Briefs: The Raleigh City Council passed a resolution Tuesday supporting the Wake County Public School System and its current system of electing school board members by district.
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