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The law addresses unresolved gaps from the North Carolina Raise the Age law, which prevents 16- and 17-year-olds from being charged in the adult criminal justice system.
Duke isn’t the first or only university to mandate the COVID-19 booster shot. However, some peer institutions have made further changes to their fall and spring calendars due to concerns over recent COVID-19 trends.
“The hope is we can push against this stigma that individuals who are formerly incarcerated are not motivated and don’t know how to use their resources," said Syretta Hill, executive director of StepUp Durham.
“Visitors to the south side of the park, including the popular trail to Sennett's Hole, will look up at the backs of several dozen townhomes,” the website reads. “The experience of being in nature will be forever compromised.”
“We will be making several arrests, I’m certain, during the course of this investigation,” Durham Police Chief Patrice Andrews said.
As the first Muslim woman ever elected to public office in the state, Allam presents an opportunity for a uniquely “strong, progressive, grassroots” North Carolina representative.
Durham councilmember Mark-Anthony Middleton told CBS17 that at least one person was wounded from gunfire and that the mall was on lockdown.
It’s the most wonderful time of the year in the Triangle, and there’s plenty to do in the Triangle to get in the holiday spirit.
The surrounding area is already populated with a number of entertainment venues, restaurants and bars. The company’s two previously established sites in North Carolina are both located in Charlotte.
The event, which was moderated by Deondra Rose, director of Polis and associate professor of history and political science, featured a question and answer session with three Durham leaders. The discussion centered on the panelists' work experiences, political interests and advice to students.
During both events, Jackson addressed concerns related to filibustering, gerrymandering, reproductive rights and education.
With a campaign focused on transparency and his core value of honesty, Jackson hopes to give more power to voters across the state and produce a strong climate plan if elected.
In light of improving COVID-19 circumstances, several cities in North Carolina have made the decision to drop their mask mandates.
Critics are charging the General Assembly with partisan gerrymandering after they approved new maps for the state Senate, state House of Representatives and national House of Representatives on Thursday.
The air is finally cooling down, the leaves are changing color and assignments are piling up. Looking to take a break and explore the natural wonders of Durham and the surrounding area? Welcome to The Chronicle’s guide to some of the best hikes near campus.
Elaine O’Neal made history Tuesday evening when she was elected the first Black female mayor of Durham. She ran for mayor on a platform centered around neighborhood safety and well-being, housing & transit, youth engagement & education and economic relief & recovery. During her term, she hopes to “get [Durham] to a point where we can reunite as one.”
A new activist group that includes Black politicians and other local leaders aims to take action against the rising tide of gun violence in Durham.
October brings plenty of reasons to be scared. Midterm season seems endless at Duke. Yet at some sites around the Triangle, legend tells of terrors more supernatural in nature.
Nearly 300 leaders from the Latino community on Monday met with Durham municipal election candidates to discuss the North Carolina Congress of Latino Organization’s common agenda on housing and public safety.