Durham historian Kathleen DuVal's latest book, "Native Nations: A Millennium in North America," spans more than 700 pages.

Durham Refugee Day began in 2017 after the first Trump administration enacted a series of travel bans primarily targeting ...

Dexter Phuong left corporate life to become Durham’s self-proclaimed Carrie Bradshaw. The content creator’s videos about ...

Using only materials from The Scrap Exchange, nine local designers presented looks in three categories: Trashion, Doll ...

A Juneteenth tour at Durham’s Historic Stagville explores how enslaved people experienced the transition to freedom.

The Wake County Housing Authority failed to collect payments from other public housing authorities due to backlogs and staff ...

Inspired by his 10 grandkids, Bruce Bair is walking to Washington, D.C., with letters from others like him concerned about ...

Know when to vote! This story is part of our ongoing series, Ask INDY, in which INDY staffers put their expertise (and ...

Opened in April in South Durham, Daughters Coffee & Books offers new and used books alongside a literary-themed cafe menu.

The vice president of the Independent Restaurant Coalition breaks down the policies she believes will most benefit restaurant ...

Javiera Caballero, a member of the Durham city council and the Governor’s Latino Affairs Advisory Council, talks to the INDY ...

The city council unanimously approved a $722 million budget that expands HEART, raises pay and invests in street improvements ...