Following Audit, Groups Again Push Duke to Stop Cost-Cutting
Around 50 people marched along Duke University’s East Campus wall last week while cars honked in solidarity. The group carried […]
Durham County
Durham Nurses Mourn Alex Pretti at Candlelit Vigil
More than 100 people gathered in front of the gates of Durham’s Veterans Affairs Medical Center Wednesday night for a
Durham Committee and People’s Alliance Release 2026 Endorsements
Two of Durham’s most influential political organizations announced their slates of candidates for the upcoming elections. The People’s Alliance PAC
How One Program is Preparing Durham Youth for Life Sciences Careers
The Research Triangle has been a major science and technology hub for decades. In 1984, as the tobacco and textiles
Three DPS administrators indicted in relation to child abuse case
Three Durham Public Schools (DPS) administrators have been indicted in Durham Superior Court on various charges of obstructing justice and
Durham Has Spent Nearly All $95M Affordable Housing Bonds
North Carolina is one of the fastest growing states in the country. World-class universities, expansive state parks, proximity to an
Durham County DA, Sheriff, and Judiciary
High-profile courts and law enforcement positions are on the slate of electoral races in 2026. In Durham, voters will cast
Durham Public Schools Board of Education
The Durham Public Schools (DPS) board of education is getting a major shakeup this year. Four of the board’s seven
Fresh Off Defeat, DeDreana Freeman Challenges Sophia Chitlik for State Senate Seat
Former Durham City Council member DeDreana Freeman has filed to run for state senate, initiating a Democratic primary showdown with
Months After Chantal, Some Durhamites’ Homes are Barely Habitable
This story originally published online at The 9th Street Journal. When Tropical Storm Chantal hit Durham on July 6, 77-year-old