◆ State legislature enters 14th week of discussing whether to discuss anything ◆ Wake County man 'pretty sure' he voted but cannot confirm ◆ Governor clarifies remarks, introduces new remarks requiring clarification ◆ Raleigh approves new downtown development pending approval of plan to develop approval process ◆ Local op-ed writer stands by characterization of situation as 'unprecedented' ◆ Study confirms findings of 2019 study, recommends further study ◆ NC Department of Transportation confirms road will continue to be under construction ◆ City council member says he 'supports' transit in principle, declines to elaborate ◆ State legislature enters 14th week of discussing whether to discuss anything ◆ Wake County man 'pretty sure' he voted but cannot confirm ◆ Governor clarifies remarks, introduces new remarks requiring clarification ◆ Raleigh approves new downtown development pending approval of plan to develop approval process ◆ Local op-ed writer stands by characterization of situation as 'unprecedented' ◆ Study confirms findings of 2019 study, recommends further study ◆ NC Department of Transportation confirms road will continue to be under construction ◆ City council member says he 'supports' transit in principle, declines to elaborate
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Breaking · Local Government

City Council Approves New Streetcar Study to Determine Whether City Should Commission Study on Streetcars

The resolution, passed 6–2, allocates $340,000 for a feasibility assessment of the possibility of a preliminary inquiry into streetcar-adjacent infrastructure solutions

By Kent Davison  ·  April 9, 2026

The Raleigh City Council voted Tuesday to commission a feasibility study examining whether the city possesses the institutional capacity to commission a study on the feasibility of streetcar service.

White House

Melania Had "I Am Not Slovenian" Speech Ready to Go

By Craig Millar
Local Government

Town of Cary Approves New Shade of Tan

By Kent Davison
NC Legislature

State Senator Says He Has Read Most of Bill, Plans to Skim Rest Before Vote Thursday

By D. Henderson
NC Legislature

NC GOP Unveils New State Flag Featuring Eagle, Musket, and Font That Is Doing Too Much

By D. Henderson
Politics & Government
NC Legislature
NC Legislature

State Senator Says He Has Read Most of Bill, Plans to Skim Rest Before Vote Thursday

Sen. Farris described his approach as 'thorough, given the circumstances,' and said the table of contents had been 'very informative'

By D. Henderson  ·  April 8, 2026
Proposed NC state flag featuring eagle, musket, and an assertive font
NC Legislature

NC GOP Unveils New State Flag Featuring Eagle, Musket, and Font That Is Doing Too Much

The proposed design, described by its sponsor as 'bold and timeless,' uses a condensed serif that design professionals declined to identify by name

By D. Henderson  ·  April 6, 2026
Politics · Local
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Correction · April 7, 2026

An earlier report stated that the Wake County Commissioner described the budget proposal as 'fiscally responsible.' The Commissioner used the phrase 'fiscally responsible' but was referring to a different proposal. The original proposal was described as 'bold.' We regret that we cannot identify which proposal is which at this time.

Correction · April 3, 2026

Ungrammared has never reported on the Raleigh Belt Line Trail. A correction published April 1 stated that we had. That correction was itself incorrect. We are looking into it.