Sadie has a new home — for now, at least. The previous one didn’t last. She has neighbors on both sides, separated by cinder-block walls…
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Inside a concrete bay at Durham’s Waste Disposal and Recycling Center on East Club Boulevard, a plastic water bottle lands with a dull crack against…
Durham City Council narrowly approved a rezoning proposal Monday night that will allow up to 90 multifamily housing units along Infinity Road, despite opposition from…
Over the past decade in Durham, no local candidate has won without backing from one of two dominant political action committees: the Durham Committee on…
At Walltown Park and Recreation Center, the scene has remained virtually unchanged for almost two years: large red “KEEP OUT” signs decorate the empty playground.…
Editor’s note: After the publication of this story, Nida Allam issued a statement Wednesday night conceding the District 4 Congressional District race to Rep. Valerie…
Endorsements are out for the upcoming March 3 election from the Friends of Durham, and they diverge from other local endorsing groups in several school…
From public charging stations to skate park renovations, Durham will experience some upgrades soon, thanks to thousands of community members. Through Durham’s participatory budgeting process,…
The 9th Street Journal video team found there was no wait at Early Voting locations. But if you’re a Durham resident, this election has some…
Durham residents generally like where their city is headed and feel good about fire services, quality of life and overall customer service from city employees.…