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Today's Raleigh newscast includes these stories:Raleigh metro's population boom cools off, but still ranks in top 10 nationallyAnticipated cuts to special education raise alarms in WakeCan fixing relief programs lower NC property tax bills?Syrian family's journey to education and rebuilding life in North CarolinaNorth Carolina Opera's innovative strategies drive a successful comeback post-pandemicThis is our last newscast before we put Wake Up on the shelf (at least for now). Thank you for tuning in!

Today's Raleigh newscast includes these stories:Election officials certify historic NC election upsetWake County's affordable housing loopholes threaten public funding and possible tax hikesDurham plans affordable housing at former police headquarters siteNorth Carolina food banks increase support as TSA agents work without payNC State’s new research chief eyes $1B enterprise

Today's Raleigh newscast includes these stories:Phil Berger remains behind Sam Page in GOP primary recountsEpic Games to cut 1,000 jobs due to declining Fortnite engagementDebate over downtown Raleigh bus station's future amid racial and poverty concernsChapel Hill leaders say they have limited control over UNC's Carolina North campus expansionFAA weighs expanding RDU airspace as flight volume climbs

Today's Raleigh newscast includes these stories:The issue of 'wandering officers' in Triangle law enforcement agencies and throughout NCNorth Carolina teacher pay drops amid ongoing budget stalemate and protestsNida Allam discusses her recent campaign and its significance for progressivesWake senator calls virtual charter school expansion 'educational malpractice'Raleigh company sues TD Bank over missing $1 million in wire transfer fraud

Today's Raleigh newscast includes these stories:Wake school board meeting on proposed special education cuts scheduled for TuesdayOpposition grows over Ligon Magnet Middle School demolition planNew build-to-rent community under construction near Crabtree Valley MallApex well-positioned to attract large businesses but faces headwindsInside the 'spectacular unraveling' of a Raleigh entertainment venue

Today's Raleigh newscast includes these stories:Wake County teachers protest proposed special-ed cutsPetitions seek Wake Democratic Party chair’s removal over primary endorsementUbisoft to lay off 105 at Cary gaming divisionNC House committee wants to close costly tax loophole for affordable housingDowntown Raleigh tower up for sale at a discount

Today's Raleigh newscast includes these stories:Raleigh mayor turns poetic in addressing city's growth, public safety, housing in State of the City500-home community targets buyers priced out of Raleigh marketAfter years-long search, Carolina Ballet to start new chapter in CaryAmedeo's Italian Restaurant faces redevelopment as rezoning for student housing is proposedWith ambitious youth-led music festival, local history repeats itself in best way

Today's Raleigh newscast includes these stories:Wake County Schools plan budget cuts amid rising costs and funding challengesPublic schools in Chapel Hill-Carrboro consider closures amid enrollment declineTriangle college enrollment shifts after affirmative action rulingRural counties face budget pressure from new SNAP administrative costsTSA staff departures may cause delays at RDU Airport

Today's Raleigh newscast includes these stories:Severe weather causes flight cancellations and delays at RDU AirportRaleigh resumes water disconnections after five-month halt in billing changesWiley Nickel plans to expand Wake County DA's office for better justice servicesDurham Farm Campus teaches about "people that work so hard to make (your) food”Retiring after nearly 40 years of reporting, Martha Quillin reflects on career at N&O

Today's Raleigh newscast includes these stories:Raleigh City Council weighs $101.5 million bond for affordable housing needsRaleigh nonprofit breaks ground on $14M campus expansion for women in recoveryWake County shelter receives $850K federal grant for upgradesDurham faces budget challenges amid rising costs and uncertain fundingA new perk for state workers: Free surgery