A Month After Chantal, Residents of Chapel Hill’s Camelot Village Are Struggling to Find Housing
More than a month after Tropical Storm Chantal sent four feet of water surging through Camelot Village in Chapel Hill, […]
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The Strange Case of Duke’s Still Living Department of Slavic and Eurasian Studies
In a presentation Monday about the impact of Duke University’s cost-cutting efforts on their work, Duke Libraries leaders told their
Colorado House Democrats seek censure of Republican who shared photo
Colorado’s House Democrats will move to censure the chamber’s third-ranking Republican after he shared a photo of a Democratic legislator
US applications for jobless benefits rise, but layoffs historically low
By MATT OTT, Associated Press Business Writer WASHINGTON (AP) — More Americans filed for unemployment benefits last week, but U.S.
Fenway workers fly to Liverpool to ask Henry for negotiation help
Local News “We’re all willing to do whatever it takes to get a contract, whether that’s going to Liverpool or
Baltimore bailiff cleared in courthouse shooting
A Baltimore courthouse bailiff will not face charges after an investigation determined that a 35-year-old man died from a self-inflicted
Wake Dems Endorse Municipal Candidates from Apex to Zebulon Wake Dems endorse municipal candidates
On Tuesday evening, the Wake County Democratic Party (WCDP) announced its endorsements for most of the 34 municipal elections coming
National suicide hotline for LGBTQ+ youth went dead
By Annie Sciacca, KFF Health News On July 17, the option went dead for LGBTQ+ youth to access specialized mental
Time away hasn’t helped lawmakers avoid Epstein investigation controversy
Weeks into the August recess, lawmakers are still facing questions from constituents about the Jeffrey Epstein investigation and might soon
Virginia lawmakers tackle affordable housing
RICHMOND — The General Assembly allocated $87.5 million in the current budget for the Virginia Housing Trust Fund, a financial