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Rezoning in North Raleigh near Millbrook High draws safety concerns Original

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By Sean Coffey Verified
| WTVD-TV (Durham, NC) Verified
RALEIGH, N.C. (WTVD) -- A proposed rezoning near Millbrook High School is drawing concerns from nearby homeowners who say future development could create safety issues in the area. The Raleigh Planning Commission discussed the rezoning on Tuesday, which would allow for a new housing development between Litchford Road and Johnsdale Road near the high school.
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World Cup excitement inspiring next generation of Triangle soccer players

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By Sean Coffey Verified
| Yahoo Sports Verified
As the World Cup returns to the United States, youth soccer programs across the Triangle say excitement around the sport is reaching new heights and inspiring the next generation of players. At Soccer Genome in North Raleigh, young athletes of all ages are working to improve their skills, from children as young as 5 to college players seeking additional training. Derick Appah, a coach at the soccer training facility, said the World Cup provides a major opportunity to grow interest in the sport.
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Protesters push back on NC elections bill as debate continues Original

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By Sean Coffey Verified
| WTVD-TV (Durham, NC) Verified
BySean Coffey Wednesday, June 17, 2026 4:40PM RALEIGH, N.C. (WTVD) -- Protesters were back at the North Carolina Legislature for a second straight day Wednesday, speaking out against a proposed elections bill that critics say could make the state's voting system more partisan. The demonstrations come as lawmakers continue to debate a revised version of House Bill 958, which was first introduced last year.
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