Los Funcionarios Judiciales de Durham están Poniendo Innecesariamente a Personas en la Mira de ICE por Delitos Menores
Una investigación de INDY revela que jueces y magistrados de Durham han señalado repetidamente a personas para que se verifique su ciudadanía cuando no era necesario, lo que ha llevado a que algunas personas terminen bajo la custodia de ICE.
At Weight Not Hate, Deadlifting Is for Every Body
Amid an anti-LGBTQ climate and bans against transgender athletes, deadlifting offers queer lifters a sense of self and safety.
Parents Frustrated by Express Stops in New DPS Bus System
Express stops are meant to improve bus arrival times by reducing stops on magnet school routes. The district says it’s continually adjusting to make the new program better.
From Softball to Ultimate Frisbee, Durham Is Carving Out a Sports Niche
The Durham Sports Commission has spent the past few years building up the Bull City as a destination for emerging sports—especially women’s and youth leagues.
Durham City Council Passes Resolution in Support of Tenants’ Rights
Though it isn’t legally binding, the resolution encourages property owners to work with tenant unions, especially in developments that received public funding.
Under Development Pressure, Durham Lost 38% of Its Farmland in 15 Years
A new Durham County Farmland Preservation Plan offers a path to increase support for local farmers as their operating costs soar.
‘Going Big or Going Home’: The Girls Vying for Flag Football’s First N.C. Championship
Flag football is now a state-sanctioned sport in North Carolina high schools. Durham Public Schools’ varsity teams have their eyes on the prize.
More Durham County Coverage
The Festival for the Eno Is Coming Back. It Will Look a Little Different.
Eno River Association leadership says that future iterations of the longstanding event will have a new shape.
Durham Students Improve Test Scores, but Graduation Rate Lags
For the first time on record, no Durham public schools earned an F rating.
In Durham County, Debate Around Data Centers Focuses on the Research Economy
Local governments across the state have passed temporary bans on new data center construction. Unlike Durham County, home to part of the Research Triangle Park, most don’t have data centers.
Duke Students Scrambled to Shield a Garden From Demolition Next Door. Behind the Teardown? Their Own University.
A community garden on Swift Avenue has grown hundreds of pounds of fresh food and helped to seed a fragile alliance between Duke and its neighbors. A demolition next door threatened both.
Residents Push Durham to Support Tenant Unions
Tenants at Willard Street and Ashton Place are urging City Council members to pass a resolution recognizing the role of tenant organizing, especially in buildings like theirs that the city helped fund.
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