About a month ago, we introduced a new feature called The 10th Street Journal that uses artificial intelligence to produce stories of public interest —…
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The Durham County commissioners’ chambers on Tuesday evening was a sea of red. Nearly everyone in the audience wore a Durham Association of Educators T-shirt…
This week we’re introducing a new feature to provide you with coverage you probably don’t see anymore — articles about road construction, event announcements and…
Last week, The 9th Street Journal published a story on the large and growing population of English learners in Durham Public Schools. The story was…
Last week, The 9th Street Journal published a story on the large and growing population of English learners in Durham Public Schools. The story was…
Jeremiah Sterling has six shots in him—three Pfizer vaccinations, two Jack Daniels shooters, and one bullet from Iraq—and he feels them all on an unusually…
On the last night in November, the smell of mint hot chocolate wafts through downtown Durham, and the distant ringing of bells carries on the…
Ping! The silver pinball ricochets off a triceratops’s horns. Ping! It bounces back with the flick of a stegosaurus’s tail. Ping! The ball rebounds off…
Alison Jones, a veteran editor with roots in Durham, will be joining the DeWitt Wallace Center for Media & Democracy as the managing editor of…
Editor’s note: Reflections is a feature that encourages student journalists to explore how they have learned and grown from the stories they have written for…