Durham City Council Delays Major Development at Former Police Headquarters
Redeveloping Durham’s former police headquarters will have to wait a little longer. The four-acre lot in downtown has sat vacant […]
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New Durham City Council Members Sworn In
DeDreana Freeman and Mark-Anthony Middleton were elected to city council together in 2017. During their tenures, the pair have been
Durham Commissioners Hear State of the County Address
As the end of the year draws near, Durham County commissioners celebrated successes from 2025 and peered into the future
Merrick-Moore Named Durham’s First Heritage Community
Durham native Eileen Watts Welch was born into a legacy. Watts Welch has been one of the forces preserving and
Durham Public Schools Face Another Shortfall as Enrollment Drops
An enrollment drop in Durham Public Schools (DPS) will cost the district $4.7 million this year as well as state
After Years of Neighborhood Advocacy, Developer Files “Underwhelming” Plans for Part of Northgate Site
Northgate Mall, once an economic hub, was in decline for years before Northwood Investors purchased the site in 2018 with
Immigration Agents Detain People Across Durham, North Carolina
Following the arrival of Customs and Border Protection (CBP) agents in Durham on Tuesday, local officials and immigrant rights organizers
Fear Grips Durham As Federal Agents Arrive
Scenes of panic, paranoia, and solidarity unfolded across Durham on Tuesday as U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) agents descended
Durham County Is Creating a 10-Year Food Security Plan
Durham County is preparing to assess its food system and create a 10-year plan to ensure food security. Durham’s Board
Durham Public Schools Is Seeing an Enrollment Drop. Where Did the Students Go?
Enrollment in Durham Public Schools (DPS) is down by about 1,000 students this year, marking the largest year-to-year drop since