When someone at the Durham County Sheriff’s Department hit send on a tweet showcasing a new “ghost car,” the reaction was likely the opposite of…
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By Rebecca Schneid and Dryden Quigley Durham County and Duke University have paused offering new coronavirus vaccination appointments due to a limited supply. County officials…
Last Tuesday, Jan. 19, was “Secretary Mandy Cohen Day” in Durham. But Dr. Cohen, the North Carolina secretary of health and human services, didn’t come…
In addition to covering news, 9th Street Journal reporters delivered memorable tales in 2020. They discovered and developed these pieces while reporting on the pandemic,…
‘He’ll push back’: T. Greg Doucette’s crusade against hypocrisy, police violence, and big government
‘He’ll push back’: T. Greg Doucette’s crusade against hypocrisy, police violence, and big government
It was five days after the killing of George Floyd by Minneapolis police officers, and T. Greg Doucette was mad. Doucette, a criminal defense and…
Reporters with The 9th Street Journal had plenty to cover this year and all rose to the occasion. They published more than 140 articles on…
At 3:17 a.m. the Rev. Ben Johnston-Krase jumped out of bed, scrambled for his iPad and started Googling — somebody must have thought of this…
Nearly every Saturday morning since 2007, Durham Farmers’ Market transformed Durham Central Park. Usually, vendors rolled into Central Park Pavilion early, 6 or 7 a.m. …
None of us will forget the year 2020. How could we? This is the year global pandemic struck, followed by a national racial-justice reckoning and…
From the moment I wandered onto Ninth Street as a clueless Duke freshman experiencing her first days of August humidity in the Southeast, I never…