A set of new search warrants issued earlier this month allowed DPD to search the house next door to the site of the original investigation on West Chapel Hill Street.
A month after two Durham Police Department officers were targeted in shootings, the department's relationship with the community has been called into question.
Durham saw a 30 percent increase in violent crime in the first half of 2014 compared to the same period in 2013.
After violent crime in Durham saw a 30 percent increase in the first half of 2014, local activists are targeting change among the city's youth.
Durham is confronting its own conflict-ridden history between police and residents in the wake of events in Ferguson, Mo.
Laurence Lovette has been found not guilty in the 2008 murder of Duke graduate student Abhijit Mahato.
The Durham Police Department has come under fire from the Southern Coalition for Social Justice and Durham Fostering Alternatives to Drug Enforcement Coalition following claims of racial profiling...
A Mebane resident was arrested Wednesday in connection with an off-campus robbery and subsequent police chase that led the suspect to crash his vehicle in the intersection between Anderson Street...
A Duke Alert was sent to the student body at 2:34 a.m. Wednesday warning students of a hazardous situation on Anderson Street.
Jesus Huerta was searched by Durham Police officers before committing suicide with a hidden gun while in police custody.
A demonstration in Durham Thursday night honoring Jesus Huerta’s memory escalated to a violent nature, with police throwing tear gas and arresting six participants.
Crystal Mangum was found guilty Friday of second-degree murder of her boyfriend Reginald Daye.
A pedestrian was struck in a traffic crash on North LaSalle Street late Monday evening.
The Durham Police Department's initiative Operation Bull's Eye has released statistics exemplifying its overall success in combatting violent crimes in Durham.
A drive-by shooting occurred off of East Campus Wednesday morning, hitting one house and at least four parked vehicles.
Police shot and killed a gunman at North Carolina Central University early Tuesday morning.
The second suspected perpetrator in two armed robberies that took place near Duke Gardens earlier this summer has been arrested.
A jogger was grabbed from behind and pulled by an unknown suspect on the Duke Trail Wednesday morning at 7 a.m., prompting Duke police to send out a DukeAlert.
The individual was approached at 1:50 a.m. by three teenagers wearing white shirts.
The first took place on Saturday night, when a student was robbed at gunpoint on Central Campus.
