Durham Aims for Affordable Housing on Old Police HQ Site
After 10 years, and many fits and starts, the Durham City Council has a plan for bringing affordable housing to […]
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Complaint Alleges Disabled Students at Durham Youth Home Denied Education
After initially declining to act, North Carolina’s Department of Public Instruction (DPI) has opened an investigation into whether Durham Public
Durham County Farm Campus Moves Forward
A long-awaited farming education and outdoor recreation site in Durham County has received funding for its first three years. The
Faced with $1 Billion in Needed Repairs, DPS Considers Closing Older Schools
The specter of school closures is haunting Durham Public Schools. By 2030, the district could begin to close some smaller
City of Durham Begins Tough Budget Season
Before City of Durham officials even draft the upcoming fiscal year’s budget, it’s already shaping up to be a challenging
A Global Chemical Giant Racks Up Violations in Durham, Where Drinking Water for a Million Is Threatened
This story originally published at Inside Climate News. Brenntag Mid-South continues to amass serious environmental violations related to its chemical
In Durham, Satana Deberry Is Reelected, While Jones Is Unseated
Durham’s district attorney was reelected to a third term and an incumbent District Court judge was unseated in Tuesday’s primary
Chitlik Defeats Freeman to Win Second Term in Senate District 22
First-term state Sen. Sophia Chitlik won reelection Tuesday in the Democratic primary for North Carolina Senate District 22, fending off
What’s Going On With Durham’s UDO Rewrite?
On Tuesday, the Durham Planning Commission was slated to host the first in a series of public hearings about a
An Initiative to Repurpose Underused Areas in Durham Neighborhoods Is Expanding
Overview: Love Your Block program implemented residents’ ideas to transform four sites in the Walltown neighborhood last year. This year,