The Tea: Halloween could be hot

🔬 Two large-scale biotech facilities built by Boston-based King Street have opened in Morrisville, though they are still searching for tenants. (News & Observer 🔒)

• The Triangle has seen a large increase in life science spaces opening up since the pandemic. (Axios)

🚶 The city of Durham has adopted national street design standards that its city council hopes will make roads safer for pedestrians and cyclists. (INDY Week)

🗳️ Sunday early voting numbers did little to close the gap between 2020 and 2024 Black voter turnout. The latest numbers show turnout remains down by about 10%. (Axios)

👻 Temperatures in the Triangle could hit near record highs on Halloween due to a large high-pressure area anchored off the East Coast. (WRAL)

📢 Gov. Cooper was on UNC-Chapel Hill's campus Monday afternoon campaigning for Attorney General Josh Stein, a Democrat who's running for governor, and encouraging young people to vote. (Axios)

• "You are our secret weapon, no doubt about it," Cooper told a crowd of students.

Altitude Trampoline Park plans to open a location in Cary at 220 Grande Heights Dr. inside a former Staples. (Triangle Business Journal 🔒)