Ninth Street Journal
Ninth Street Journal
A Durham Courthouse Moment: "Say his name."
In traffic court in the Durham County Courthouse, Anthony Rashad Floyd contests a center lane violation. In his testimony he tells a larger story – the death of his first-cousin, George Floyd. Read more
Oct. 14, 2021
A Durham Courthouse Moment: "Anything anybody want to say?"
In Courtroom 5A in the Durham County Courthouse, silent gestures speak volumes. Read more
Oct. 12, 2021
A Durham Courthouse Moment: "I love where I stay."
As COVID-19 eviction relief wanes, Joseph McMoil goes before a judge at the Durham County Courthouse to fight for his house. Read more
Oct. 12, 2021
A Durham Courthouse Moment: "El Sueño Americano"
A Guatemalan immigrant fights for custody of his son in the Durham County Courthouse. Read more
Oct. 12, 2021
Durham Mayoral Candidate Charlitta Burruss Banks On "Boots On The Ground" Experience
Charlitta Burruss, vice president of the Edgemont Elms resident council, promises to improve communication between local government and DHA residents if she is elected mayor of Durham. Read more
Sep. 30, 2021
A Durham Courthouse Moment: "Stuff We Have To Deal With Every Day"
Drama at the Durham County Courthouse begins long before anyone gets inside a courtroom. Read more
Sep. 23, 2021
Durham Restaurateurs Struggle Amid National Staffing Shortage
Restaurants are fighting for the most qualified applicants by luring them with benefits. Read more
Aug. 20, 2021
Smarty Pints: Fullsteam Brewery to Celebrate Its 500th Trivia Night
With categories like "Famous Elves" and "Things that Spin," the Durham brewery has tested the city's greatest minds every week. Read more
Jul. 24, 2021
The Future Of Durham's Old Ballpark: More Baseball
The Bulls left and now NCCU doesn't play there anymore. But for the time being, there's plenty of baseball on the legendary field. Read more
Jul. 16, 2021
Photo by Becca Schneid, Design by Annie Maynard
Meet the Scooter-Riding Man and Dog Duo Bringing Joy to the Streets of Durham
The friendship of David Cunningham and a collie named Miss Betty White began in the dark days of the pandemic. Today, they find their joy on the streets of Durham. Read more
Jul. 02, 2021
