As local news shrinks, government fills the void with podcasts – and some P.R.
By Gabrielle Lazor
Local news is dying. But, fear not, Durham Sheriff Clarence Birkhead has a new podcast to tell Bull City about the long history of sheriffs,...
Stabbing at Northern High leaves students feeling shaken
By Akiya Dillon
Students at Northern High School had barely completed a week of classes at the newly opened building when they were put under a lockdown on...
New Northern High opens after delays
By Audrey Patterson
After a series of delays caused by storms and problems during construction, Northern High School, originally scheduled to open on Aug. 28, finally opened its...
Is new campaign sign a sneaky attack on DeDreana Freeman?
By Gabrielle Lazor
New campaign signs have popped up around the city promising that DeDreana Freeman will “fight for Durham.” But are the signs supportive or a sly...
Sharing comfort and joy, by the boxful
By Elise Hammond
In every corner of the room—on the bookshelf, on the piano, under the bench—are boxes stuffed with hundreds of cards of every size and color....

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Reflection: Does courts coverage do more harm than good?