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Six Arrested in Florida During State's 'No Kings' Protests, FDLE Says

Six Arrested in Florida During State's 'No Kings' Protests, FDLE Says

67% Left coverage: 3 sources

Law enforcement arrested six people across Florida during "No Kings" protests June 14, a nationwide movement protesting the Trump administration.See the Story

A Moment in Durham: Celebrating refugees, despite uncertainty and fear

Refugees · Durham

A Moment in Durham: Celebrating refugees, despite uncertainty and fear

Bob Marley tunes and the scent of fresh popcorn wafted through Durham Central Park on Saturday in celebration of the city’s sixth annual Refugee Day.…Read Article

Building a refuge for exonerees after prison

Saxapahaw · Saxapahaw

Building a refuge for exonerees after prison

When Joseph Sledge was released from prison at age 70 in 2015, he had spent 36 years locked away for a double murder he didn’t commit. He’d spent decades fantasizing about his release, how it would feel to walk through nature and gaze at the stars. But when freedom finally arrived, it was far from the happy ending he’d envisioned. Sledge felt disoriented in a world that had moved on without him. His family, meanwhile, was unprepared for the toll…Read Article

In the race to clean up Falls Lake, the city's unlikely ally is...algae

Pollution in Falls Lake has long concerned environmentalists and others, even landing parts of the lake on North Carolina’s list of impaired waters. Now the…Pollution · Durham Read Article

Durham veteran takes his message to D.C. — on foot

Bruce Bair emailed or called his senators every three days for five months straight. When that wasn’t enough, the 73-year-old veteran journeyed from Durham to…Durham, North Carolina · Durham Read Article

A Moment in Durham: From garbage to glam at the 'Trashion' show

On a recent Saturday evening an eclectic group clad in technicolor patterns and bold silhouettes gathered around a massive velvet throne draped with baby dolls…Durham, North Carolina · Durham Read Article

County okays $1 billion budget

The Board of County Commissioners unanimously approved a $1.04 billion budget Monday that will boost school funding and raise property taxes. The county will hike…Taxes · Durham Read Article

School district faces nearly $1 billion in maintenance fixes, consultant says

Durham Public Schools needs to address an array of maintenance issues, and the bill may total nearly $1 billion over the next decade, a consultant told the school board late last month. On May 22, a representative of Turner & Townsend Heery unveiled findings of a months-long study that concluded that the cost of tackling the system’s most urgent needs—the priciest of which are mechanical and electrical fixes, and painting—could run to about $54…Durham, North Carolina · Durham Read Article

County's proposed $1 billion budget draws calls for more — and less

Faced with the complexities of Durham’s 2026 budget at Tuesday night’s Board of County Commissioners meeting, Antoinette Hawes’ message was simple. “Invest in humanity. Invest…Durham, North Carolina · Durham Read Article

Durham School Board Approves Modified Meet and Confer Policy in Split Vote

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

In a 4-3 vote after an hours-long discussion last week, Durham Public Schools’ Board of Education approved a historic meet and confer policy—again. That contentious discussion (see: interruptions, accusations of dishonesty, and an apology over losing one’s cool) brought the April policy (which the board previously passed in, yes, another contentious 4-3 vote) more in line with the version favored by the Durham Association of Educators.But at a p…Durham, North Carolina · Durham See the Story

A Durham Moment: 'I can do three litters at a time!'

On a recent Tuesday night, on the center patio of Ponysaurus, a woman in a magenta tennis outfit juggles a pilsner in one hand and a tawny puppy in the other. One table over, a little girl with two vertical blond pigtails totters across a picnic bench like it is a balance beam. In the middle of the action, a tan and white hound lurches about excitedly, his long tongue flapping to and fro as he attempts to move in four directions at once while at…Durham, North Carolina · Durham Read Article

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