Today's Raleigh newscast includes these stories:

• Raleigh metro's population boom cools off, but still ranks in top 10 nationally
• Anticipated cuts to special education raise alarms in Wake
• Can fixing relief programs lower NC property tax bills?
• Syrian family's journey to education and rebuilding life in North Carolina
• North Carolina Opera's innovative strategies drive a successful comeback post-pandemic

This 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 upset
• Wake County's affordable housing loopholes threaten public funding and possible tax hikes
• Durham plans affordable housing at former police headquarters site
• North Carolina food banks increase support as TSA agents work without pay
• NC State’s new research chief eyes $1B enterprise

Today's Raleigh newscast includes these stories:

• Phil Berger remains behind Sam Page in GOP primary recounts
• Epic Games to cut 1,000 jobs due to declining Fortnite engagement
• Debate over downtown Raleigh bus station's future amid racial and poverty concerns
• Chapel Hill leaders say they have limited control over UNC's Carolina North campus expansion
• FAA weighs expanding RDU airspace as flight volume climbs