Durham among counties with salmonella-tainted produce
State inspectors are working in Durham County and 23 other counties to remove avocados and jalapeno peppers suspected of salmonella contamination from more than 100 small stores.
Reassessments set to speed up
The legislature today may require timelier revaluations when property values change.
Durham meal tax will be put to vote
1% restaurant levy to be on Nov. ballot.
10-year-old sounds alert in Durham fire
Blake Brinkley thought the house fire he saw Thursday afternoon was both amazing and scary. Still, it was the 10-year-old's actions that helped save the residence from further damage.
Activist has aims for 'Bull's Eye' effort
Durham program focuses on crime.
Creek's smell investigated
Nearby Durham residents suspect longtime chemical plant.
Woman in sex case has her bail reduced
The woman who is accused of aiding and abetting her husband in a sexual assault case and an alleged kidnapping and cane beating persuaded a Superior Court judge Thursday to reduce bail.
Durham meals tax advances
Despite an initial vote of disapproval Wednesday, the Durham restaurant tax survived when the Senate reversed itself in a tentative 20-18 vote giving Durham permission to ask residents to approve a tax.
Police arrest two in slaying
Third suspect still being sought.
Donation broadens access to Durham group's history
Seventy-three years' worth of the Durham Committee on the Affairs of Black People's records passed into the care of the state on Tuesday.
Durham activist donating to archives
Lavonia Allison, longtime leader of the Durham Committee on the Affairs of Black People, is donating papers and memorabilia to the State Archives at a ceremony today at N.C. Central University.
Driver charged in motorcyclist's death
Triangle Briefs:A Durham woman was struck and killed in northern Durham County on Sunday while riding her motorcycle.
No leads yet in fatal Sunday shooting
Triangle Briefs: Police haven't discerned a motive or made arrests in the shooting death of a 30-year-old man early Sunday.
Meals tax makes some queasy
Eateries oppose it; passage in doubt.
Accuser tells of 'satanic group'
Two witnesses testify in a probable cause hearing in a case that was described by one defense attorney as "consensual sadomasochism" gone awry.
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The first new terminal at Raleigh-Durham International Airport in 21 years promises to ease crowding and make boarding faster.
