A Durham Moment: ‘It means we’re in a state of distress’
By Reece MacKinney
CCB Plaza was overflowing with hundreds of passionate protestors Saturday, holding photos of Renee Nicole Good. By 11:30 a.m., crowds filled downtown streets, waving signs...
In echo of 2022, Foushee and Allam debate support for Israel
By Paige Stevens
The Democratic candidates for North Carolina’s 4th Congressional District faced off on Sunday, and it didn’t take long for them to address a topic likely...
Why are parking spaces in Durham so narrow?
By Torrey Lin Weiner, Gabrielle Lazor and Reece MacKinney
Parking spaces in Durham are a tight squeeze. We set out to see if the spaces are up to code — and why they are...
Durham schools add protections for immigrant students, extend superintendent’s contract
By Tanya Wan
Spurred to action by the arrival of federal immigration agents in the Triangle in November, the Durham board of education revised its policy on immigration...
Benjamin Gear’s winding road to sobriety and happiness
By Annelise Bowers
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...
With contaminated parks still closed, city offers soil testing sessions for nearby residents
By Halle Vazquez
A year and a half after initial soil contamination reports, Durham city officials are still unsure when five parks will reopen. The five parks — Walltown,...

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Reflection: Does courts coverage do more harm than good?