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New programs aim to address homelessness in Raleigh (opens the original)
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A new program aims to move homeless individuals in Wake County into permanent housing. Wake at Home, a public-private partnership from Wake County Continuum of Care, marked its first encampment closure Aug. 28, moving 33 individuals into permanent housing or temporary placements. The program, launched in July, aims to connect 400 people living in encampments to housing and support services, while helping 1,000 people exit from shelters through the next 18 months. Individuals with mental or behav
NC State and Raleigh prepare for a warming world (opens the original)
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As climate change continues to worsen, severe weather impacts have been seen across the state of North Carolina, from inland storms like Hurricane Helene and tropical storm Chantal to worsening wildfires and droughts. Extreme weather is expected to worsen as global temperatures continue to increase. NC State and the city of Raleigh are hoping to prepare for what’s coming while mitigating the impacts of climate change. The University experienced a 12% reduction in campus emissions from 2008 to 20
Moonlight Howl and Run evolves into Moonlight Howl and Move amid increased demand (opens the original)
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The Moonlight Howl and Run will look a bit different this year. For the past 10 years, the event has featured students engaging in a roughly two-mile route through North and Main Campuses. Students originally landed at the Brickyard, which featured games, food and music with a live DJ. As attendance increased, the finish line was moved to Stafford Commons. The event, which began in 2015 with about 3,000 people in attendance, has now grown to host nearly 8,000 people. Due to the increasing attend
After over a year of deadlock, North Carolina finally has a budget (opens the original)
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North Carolina last passed a state budget in October 2023, and has operated without a comprehensive budget since July 1, 2025. That battle ended in early July, as legislative leaders finally agreed on and passed a budget, including significant raises for teachers and law enforcement, as well as smaller raises for other state employees. The $34 billion budget also cuts income taxes, removes some vacant jobs from the state workforce and provides funding for the remediation of Poe Hall on NC State’
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