Disability Rights NC says students at the Durham County Youth Home get low-quality education and are often confined to their cells.

Constitutional amendments on ballots this fall would limit tax revenue. Local leaders say the measures could hobble Durham Public Schools funding.

An opaque immigration system. Complex legal proceedings in a second language. The prospect of being separated from her ...

In its second year, the free, three-day Raleigh Wide Open festival features 60 acts that draw on a wide range of traditions.

Under pressure from residents, the town council is reconsidering Apex Police Department’s contract with Flock, a license plate surveillance system.

Local government has its own language—one I have worked to translate, both with that newsletter and my time reporting here at INDY. That’s why By The Horns is coming back as a recurring column under ...

The Justice Theater Project’s production of “The Courtroom: A Reenactment of One Woman’s Deportation Proceedings” opens on October 2 and runs through October 18 in Raleigh.

The brutal crime that catalyzed the LGBTQ movement in North Carolina has never been fully chronicled—until now.

Littles of Cary's former storefront at 214 E. Chatham Street in downtown Cary Credit: Photo by Erin Woodiel When the gift shop that formerly occupied 214 E. Chatham Street in downtown Cary closed in ...

For two decades, Triangle residents have relied on our reader poll—and the iconic decals winners receive—to find the best of ...

Langston Hughes first met Nina Simone in 1949, when he visited her high school NAACP chapter. Their friendship would go on to make history.