A huge site in east Durham, formerly occupied by a brick and tile manufacturer many decades ago, will soon transform into a ...

Funding from the Bull City Future Fund is in the bank accounts of the selected organizations that target underserved youth, and already, it's making a difference. "Right on time yesterday. It just hit ...

The first tenants of Durham's newest high-rise residential tower, the Novus, are expected to move in this summer after three ...

The city’s newest budget includes dollars for new employees within the HEART program. The team is dedicated to helping people who are going through a mental health or quality-of-life crisis.

The former tobacco titan has turned a new leaf, now a welcoming hub for the arts enthusiast, perpetual student, and outdoors ...

Durham’s proposed budget outlines a $53.9 million increase from last year, bringing the city’s total to $722 million. The Save the American Dream Act would reform local governance.

Steeped in Southern hospitality, Durham, also known as the "Bull City," offers a captivating mix of historic allure and a thriving cultural scene. This North Carolina gem caters to all interests ...

Elections 2024 See also: Municipal elections in Durham County, North Carolina (2024) Durham County, North Carolina, held general elections for register of deeds, board of commissioners, soil and water ...

In a surprise to many, including, seemingly, some city council members, Deputy City Manager W. Bowman “Bo” Ferguson was unanimously voted as Durham’s next city manager at Monday night’s ...

The city of Durham, North Carolina, is holding general elections for mayor and city council on November 4, 2025.A primary is scheduled for October 7, 2025. The filing deadline for this election is ...

By Will Atwater and Anne Blythe. Durham resident Midori Brooks is fighting a decades-long battle to free her family from lead exposure. The 55-year-old’s struggle with this environmental issue traces ...

Durham city budget passes. What it includes, and why tax increases may continue. Mary Helen Moore. Tue, June 18, 2024 at 1:01 AM UTC. 3 min read.