On Tuesday evening, a moderator posed a hypothetical to state Senate candidates Sophia Chitlik and DeDreana Freeman: If given a magic wand, what legislation would…
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Downtown Durham small business owners are welcoming news of an arrest tied to multiple January break-ins, though many say a broader pattern of overnight burglaries…
The city will not move forward with a proposed contract between Peregrine Technologies and the Durham Police Department at this time, City Council members decided…
At a Morrisville town hall event on Thursday evening, U.S. Rep. Valerie Foushee said it’s time to defund ICE. “The lawlessness and disregard for democracy…
A fiery debate erupted at a Jan. 22 City Council work session over a proposed contract between Durham Police Department and Peregrine Technologies, a law…
With a major ice storm projected to hit Durham Saturday evening, the city is pre-treating roads and facilities with salt and brine and preparing shelters…
Inside a warehouse in East Durham on Thursday, the chatter of about a dozen volunteers organizing and labeling donations buzzed through the space. Scores of…
Durham is getting a new fire and EMS station at a cost of over $29 million. The budget for Station 19 is far larger than…
By the time the grinder shut down at 11:50 a.m. on Wednesday, only one Christmas tree was left. It lay on its side at the…
In the great tradition of government buildings, the main office of the Orange County Local Reentry Council is “barren of existence and bad for the…