North Carolina Spanish Court Interpreters Boycott for Higher Pay
On a typical day, Spanish interpreter Rudy Calderon might drive from his home in Durham to the Dare County Courthouse […]
Politics & Government
Durham County Data Center Debate Focuses on RTP
Durham County is one of the latest local governments in the Triangle to wrestle with the question of how to
What the Duke Lacrosse Case Says About Roy Cooper
On a rainy afternoon in April 2007, satellite trucks lined up outside Raleigh’s 19,000-seat RBC Center. Inside, scores of reporters
Residents Push Durham to Support Tenant Unions
Residents of two downtown affordable housing communities, Willard Street and Ashton Place, are pushing the Durham City Council to take
Civil Rights Groups Appeal No-Contact Order Against Durham Activist
Several civil rights organizations including the ACLU are asking a state appeals court to throw out a no-contact order against
Apex Mayor Questioned Town Audit
This winter, when town staff were trying to put together a budget for the current fiscal year, Apex was $6
Apex Plans to Close a Volunteer-Built Downtown Fire Station. A Retired Firefighter Is Leading a Campaign to Keep It Open.
Apex Fire Station 1 has been an unofficial historic landmark on the town’s main downtown thoroughfare since volunteers built it,
Apex Plans to Close a Volunteer-Built Downtown Fire Station. A Retired Firefighter is Leading a Campaign to Keep It Open.
Apex Fire Station 1 has been an unofficial historic landmark on the town’s main downtown thoroughfare since volunteers built it,
Apex Plans to Close a Volunteer-Built Downtown Fire Station. A Retired Firefighter is Leading a Campaign to Keep It Open.
Apex Fire Station 1 has been an unofficial historic landmark on the town’s main downtown thoroughfare since volunteers built it,
The Raleigh Hotel At The Center of N.C. Politics
On July 2, North Carolina’s Republican-controlled legislature announced that it had finally passed its first budget in three years, making