Durham Residents Protest U.S. Capture Of Venezuelan President
In Durham, around 120 people gathered in the cold afternoon for a pop-up vigil to protest U.S. intervention in Venezuela.
Iryna’s Law Takes Effect Dec. 1, Overhauling N.C. Bail Rules and Mental Health Procedures
Iryna's Law went into effect in North Carolina on Dec. 1, bringing with it changes to the mental health and criminal justice systems in the state.
“Our Country Can Do More For Its Citizens”: Conservative Perspectives on CBP Raids in Triangle
Conservatives aren't common in the Triangle. Here's what three Triangle conservatives thought about Customs and Border Patrol activity in North Carolina.
Diana Medoff Defeated By Chelsea Cook In Ward 3
Diana Medoff reflected upon her loss of Ward 3 seat to incumbent Chelsea Cook at her election night gathering.
Phoenix Fest displays joy and resistance in Durham’s Hayti community
In October, Durham celebrated Black businesses in the 20th annual Phoenix Fest on Fayetteville Street.
Pablo Friedmann Looks To Become First Latino Mayor Of Durham After Late Entry Into Race
Pablo Friedmann looks to be Durham's first Latino mayor as he runs against four other candidates in a campaign that highlights responsible development and affordable living.
