Lena Geller

As Trump’s reelection renews national climate concerns, Durham students' Sunrise Movement chapter is pushing for local action.

Court-watching nonprofit sues Durham sheriff, judge over closed parental rights proceedings in which families face separation.

INDY staff brave the Creepy Clown Walk, a seasonal outing hosted by Durham Parks and Recreation at West Point on the Eno.

In early September, a worker-led movement launched a concerted effort to get hourly workers at RDU1 to sign cards for an Amazon union.

Chatting with “Cake Mix Doctor” Anne Byrn, who will make a pit stop in Durham on her tour for "Baking in the American South."

The “treats cafe and market rolled into one" at 600 Foster Street will carry just about everything that the flagship store does.

The medical director of the Durham County Department of Public Health discusses a recent spike in the COVID-19 virus.

Patrons of the restaurant, which closed permanently last week after six years on West Main Street in Durham, lingered as they said goodbye.

A social media post from Plum Southern Kitchen & Bar says that the restaurant is closed for a summer break. Employees tell a different story.

“We often talk anecdotally about the South being underfunded in so many critical areas like education and health care. The truth is that the arts are also incredibly underfunded,” Joy Young, vice president of programs at South Arts, told the INDY.