Car horns echo through the intersection of Brier Creek Pkwy. and Glenwood Ave., as people in bright rain jackets lift signs reading “Protect Medicaid” and…
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More than 13 million visitors spent just over $1 billion in Durham last fiscal year, a 3% increase from the year before. In order to…
At Durham’s Department of Social Services, staff are already planning an emergency food drive. They know the math doesn’t add up: almost $6 million in…
The crowd gathered around the circle of canvases, quieting as the countdown began. “Five!” the host shouted. An older gentleman dressed in a frog onesie…
A potentially ground-breaking voting rights case will soon be decided in federal district court in Winston-Salem, with important implications for the state’s 1.2 million young…
On Oct. 9, Maggie Shama and her husband, Mohamed Shama, arrived at the Raleigh-Durham U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services office for their 9 a.m. interview,…
The sound hits like a wave — whistles, drums and shouts cutting through the air as thousands of people flood Durham Central Park on Saturday…
In the Oct. 7 municipal primary elections, 462 Durham voters cast a provisional ballot—by far the highest number in the state. Cumberland County logged the…
When customers enter Kabab and Curry on Ninth Street, they enter a hidden retreat. Beneath ornate copper panels that engulf the ceiling and past the…
Since graduating from Duke in 2022, Julianna Rennie has moved every single year. Voting while frequently changing addresses has been a challenge; she skipped voting…