Tuition fees may soon increase for before school, after school, summer, and intersession programs at Durham Public Schools. Without an increase, the district expects to…
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The Durham Committee on the Affairs of Black People Political Action Committee released its endorsements this week, breaking ranks with the People’s Alliance PAC in…
A fiery debate erupted at a Jan. 22 City Council work session over a proposed contract between Durham Police Department and Peregrine Technologies, a law…
At Wheels Durham, pop music booms across walls plastered with neon signs as skaters whiz around a wooden floor. A child in pigtails, dressed head…
“You guys ready to watch paint dry?” asks Julius Richards, an election services manager, as he walks through the winding hallways of the Durham County…
Hundreds gathered at CCB Plaza in downtown Durham on Saturday afternoon in 25-degree cold to protest the fatal shooting of Alex Pretti, a 37-year-old ICU…
With a major ice storm projected to hit Durham Saturday evening, the city is pre-treating roads and facilities with salt and brine and preparing shelters…
Durham school leaders and school board candidates are calling for increased student safety and accountability in response to recent felony charges for district administrators. “Nothing…
Inside a warehouse in East Durham on Thursday, the chatter of about a dozen volunteers organizing and labeling donations buzzed through the space. Scores of…
Huge piles of tree branches crowded the curb bordering Forest Hills Park. Volunteers armed with gardening loppers, protective glasses, and herbicide attacked thickets of brush.…