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City Council made changes to its public forum. But it’s still turning off TV cameras.

The change comes after a raucous City Council meeting a week after the police shooting death of Keith Lamont Scott

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Councilmember Braxton Winston livestreams public forum since the city now refuses to itself

Winston criticized City Council's decisions to stop televising public forums while still a civilian

City Council made changes to its public forum. But it’s still turning off TV cameras.

The change comes after a raucous City Council meeting a week after the police shooting death of Keith Lamont Scott

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