On Law Day, Durham Attorneys Affirm Oath Amid Attacks on Courts
Judges in black robes stood shoulder-to-shoulder on the Durham County courthouse steps Thursday afternoon and administered the attorney’s oath to […]
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Federal workers decry human toll of funding cuts
Senator Thom Tillis was invited to hear testimony from federal workers affected by recent government cuts Tuesday evening but didn’t
Duke Aims to Cut Budget by 10 Percent Amid Federal Funding Threats
This story originally published online at The Assembly. Duke University aims to reduce costs by $350 million, or about 10
Rep. Marcia Morey on the New Progressive House Caucus
Republicans up and down the state and federal government have put progressive values squarely in the crosshairs for cuts and
Durham’s HEART Program Seeks Funding Boost to Operate 24/7
What started as a pilot program in Durham three years ago has grown into the heartbeat of the city’s public
Amid An Unprecedented Immigration Crackdown, Durham Tries to Hold the Line
This article originally published at The Assembly. Isabel Guzman dispensed with the niceties as she scanned the faces inside a
The DAE and DPS Meet and Confer Policy, Explained
For over a year, the Durham Association of Educators (DAE) has been pushing for a so-called meet and confer policy,
DAE, Pushing for Budget Input, Flexes Its Muscles with “Practice Pickets”
Before classes began on Wednesday morning, a crowd of about 60 Durham Public Schools workers and students marched in a
Former DPD Deputy Chief Files Discrimination Charges Against Durham
Former Durham Deputy Police Chief Shari Montgomery today filed discrimination charges with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission alleging she was
Durham Is Launching a Loan Program to Build More ADUs
The City of Durham is piloting a new loan program to support the development of accessory dwelling units as part