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.
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.
Conservatives aren't common in the Triangle. Here's what three Triangle conservatives thought about Customs and Border Patrol activity in North Carolina.
Immigrants want to protect themselves and their community from detainment and deportation. Immigration law experts are trying to balance that demand with the increased complexity of immigration cases in the current federal climate.
A crippling fear gripped the Durham community last week. When United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement came knocking on residents’ doors, Alexandra Valladares was one of many on the receiving end of calls for help.
On election night, two hot-topic candidates hosted a joint watch party while the outcomes of a contentious campaign cycle unfolded.
Candidates discussed how the City could enhance partnerships with private companies, funding for the arts and how arts intersect with the City's goals.
“Don’t Shut Us Out!,” is former attorney Katie Ross’s message to Durham City Council.
The Durham municipal general elections are rapidly approaching. On Nov. 4, there are two candidates up for each of four open positions. Here is a comparison of the candidates for mayor and three city city council seats:
Sheryl Smith, a longtime advocate for children and families in Durham, is running for City Council with a focus on reforming the foster care system, drawing on her own experiences as a mother, foster parent and activist.
Leo Williams, current mayor of Durham, is running for re-election this November. The incumbent received 55.47% percent of the votes in the primary, with over 20% more votes than the next closest candidate, Anjanée Bell.