Janet Cowell

We need to find better ways to take their suggestions, give them opportunities, let them lead.

Mayor Cowell says she hasn't decided on whether the city should move forward with a curfew but says the teens she talked to were against it.

They did say that they felt like some of the kids wouldn't listen anyway, and then there would be a higher risk of arrest or maybe punishment for certain kids, and they, they didn't wanna see that happen.

So I mean, it was meaningful for me to hear directly.

We need to find better ways to take their suggestions, give them opportunities, let them lead.

Mayor Cowell says she hasn't decided on whether the city should move forward with a curfew, but says the teens she talked to were against it.

They did say that they felt like some of the kids wouldn't listen anyway, and then there would be a higher risk of arrest or maybe punishment for certain kids, and they didn't want to see that happen.

So, I mean, it was meaningful for me to hear directly.

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Mayor Janet Cowell's shower bar is fixed because I asked AI how to fix it.

And it told me where the Ace Hardware store was, left her a thank you note and said, this may be unconventional, but your thank you note is in the shower.

I've fixed your towel bar.

Well, we are looking ahead at tonight's critical meeting in Raleigh as city leaders tackle the data center controversy.

Mayor Janet Cowell is requesting a draft of a temporary six-month moratorium on data centers from the city council to consider.

The proposed moratorium would apply to facilities larger than 10,000 square feet.

If it's approved, the temporary six-month moratorium would allow the city time to study the effects of large-scale data centers and determine whether additional regulations are needed.

Looking ahead to Tuesday, the City of Raleigh will hold a public hearing on a proposed data center moratorium.

Mayor Janet Cowell is requesting a draft of a temporary six-month moratorium on data centers for the City Council to consider.

She says the proposed moratorium would apply to facilities larger than 10,000 square feet, and a draft could come as early as tomorrow's meeting, and City Council could possibly take a vote.

That moratorium does not shut down existing data centers.

Raleigh's iconic round hotel is celebrating the completion of a $36 million renovation of the downtown landmark.

Raleigh Mayor Janet Cowell is expected to join the ribbon cutting ceremony of Hotel Indigo.

The grand opening will also include the unveiling of a historic plaque recognizing the building's significance to the city.

Former hotel guests will join in with stories of the hotel, which has been a fixture in the downtown skyline since 1969.

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Monopoly jumped off that board, hopped right to Raleigh today alongside Raleigh Mayor Janet Cowell to reveal the customized version of that classic game.

The board features the Acorns.

Sir Walter Raleigh, Umstead State Park, the Dr. M.T. Pope House Museum, Marbles Kids Museum, the Governor's Mansion, Out Raleigh Pride, Chavis Memorial Park, the Lenovo Center, and many other well-known local landmarks.

New at 4, a special edition of Monopoly is now reality.

And that is Raleigh Mayor Janet Cowell revealing the board game today.

Mr.

Monopoly himself came to town for the big reveal of the customized version of the classic game.