1 injured in Durham shooting on Glover Road, authorities say
Both the police department and sheriff's office responded to a report of shots fired on Glover Road at Angier Street.
Nurse Strangled In Her Home After Leaving For ‘Dream Job’: ‘She Was Finally Where...
Auriel Lowe spent the last weeks of her life exactly where she had always hoped to be—working her first shifts in nurse… The post Nurse Strangled In Her Home After Leaving For ‘Dream Job’: ‘She Was Finally Where She Wanted To Be’ appeared first on Shine My Crown .
‘What’s not to like?’ explores Yiddish culture in a wonderful concert
On Sunday, Nov. 2, the 13th edition of the “What’s not to like?” concert took place at Beth El Synagogue, just a short walk from East Campus. The event, which covered the theme of “Resistance and Freedom,” featured a variety of classic Yiddish songs (as well as several newer ones) performed by the What’s Not To Like?...
NC Influencer Order Pay $1.75M To Husband’s Ex-Wife
North Carolina native and social media personality Brenay Kennard has been ordered to pay $1.75 million after a jury found her liable for destroying the marriage of her husband’s ex-wife. On Monday, Nov. 10, a jury sided with Durham woman Akira Montague who filed a $3.5 million lawsuit in...
UNC board hikes in-state tuition by 3% marking first increase since 2017
CHAPEL HILL, N.C. (WNCN) – The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill approved a new proposal that will raise tuition fees for all students. The UNC Board of Trustees met on Thursday morning, officially voting in favor of a 3% tuition rate hike for in-state students and 10% for out-of-state students. These...
Durham’s participatory budgeting process lets citizens control city project funding
Following Durham’s municipal elections, community members can still decide the city’s path forward through a process known as participatory budgeting (PB), which allows citizens to propose and vote on city-funded projects. This year, 10 project proposals are up for consideration, and $2.4 million will be divided...
Durham Residents: Thanksgiving Holiday Brings Changes to City Services and Facility Hours
The City of Durham has announced changes to city services for Thanksgiving. The holiday will be observed on Thursday, November 27, and Friday, November 28, 2025. Most city offices, including City Hall and non-emergency facilities, will be closed on these days. Residents should plan for any city services before the...
Durham County Commissioners Approve Public Official Raises and Take Action on Community Welfare and...
On November 10, the Durham Board of County Commissioners (BOCC) convened for its latest Regular Session, announcing several decisions impacting the local community. Among the key outcomes was the approval of salary increases for public officials, including a 5.133% raise for the Register of Deeds and 4% raises for...
This vending machine will feed you zines about Durham’s history and culture
At Durham Food Hall, a new vending machine has become the subject of much intrigue – instead of chips and candies, it offers to feed patrons in a different way: by sharing knowledge about the city of Durham through zines. The Hyperlocal Durham vending machine, installed in late October,...
Missy Lane’s jazz club in Durham closes after two years in business
"Missy Lane's is closing, but the music lives on," the venue said in a social media post.

















