A judge has sealed for another 45 days the search warrants and the 911 calls associated with the death of Faith Hedgepeth.
For the third consecutive year, the Durham Performing Arts Center has placed among the most attended theaters in the United States, as tracked by an industry- leading trade magazine.
Proposed changes to middle school assignments to relieve crowding at Githens and increase attendance at Brogden seemed fine with most parents who spoke on the topic at Tuesday's Durham Public Schools meeting.
The Durham Grand Jury indicted Carlos Antonio Riley Jr. Monday for allegedly shooting a Durham police officer in the leg Dec. 18.
A Durham man pleaded guilty to felony child abuse after his 17-month-old stepson was found to have serious internal injuries in 2010.
Public charter schools in Durham could more than double in the next two years.
As of last week, the state Department of Public Instruction had received 161 letters of intent for new charters. Of those, 11 are in Durham, including one virtual school.
From the ashes of a fire, the John Avery Boys & Girls Club of Durham plans to rise to new heights thanks to a grant to replace destroyed equipment and a capital campaign to rebuild and expand the nonprofit.
The person who killed Faith Danielle Hedgepeth likely knew her, may have lived near her and may have changed his behavior after the murder, according to an FBI profile of the killer.
It may be a fresh start for a proposed revision to the Durham Public Schools principal selection process, but no change seems apparent for arguments for or against it.
City Council members on Monday picked former Durham Planning Commission Chairman Don Moffitt to serve out the remainder of Mike Woodard’s term in the Ward 3 seat.
Eleven residents have applied to fill the Town Council vacancy created when former councilwoman Penny Rich took a seat on the Orange County Board of Commissioners.
Entrepreneurs and startup ventures can begin applying for admission to LAUNCH Chapel Hill, a program that will provide entrepreneurial space to students and others interested in starting, growing and keeping new businesses in Chapel Hill.
Carrboro Police Chief Carolyn Hutchison has told Carrboro Town Manager David Andrews she plans to retire October 1.
After participating in about 150 CROP Hunger Walks over his 30 years at the helm of the regional office of Church World Service, Joe Moran has retired.
From his job, that is, not CROP Walk. He’ll keep up the pace as a volunteer for Durham CROP Walk this spring on March 17.
Today marks a year since two men were gunned down in a house on Dawkins Street, and the aunt of one victim says she’s frustrated police haven’t made an arrest.
“I want this homicide solved,” Towanda Jackson said Monday. “I want someone held accountable.”