Rosemary Abram came home to a letter on her front door, telling her she needed to move out by the end of the month. It wasn’t an eviction notice. Not yet. That came later. Abram, 62, has lived in a ...

Two weeks ago, we published the second installment in a four-part series from writer Matt Hartman on Durham’s upcoming municipal election. The story focused on the issues of crime, policing, and ...

The ongoing battle over the character old homes bring to a neighborhood and the desire for something new was front and center Monday night in Durham. In the Walltown neighborhood, there is a mix of ...

Editor’s note: This story was produced through a partnership between the INDY and The 9th Street Journal, which is published by journalism students at Duke University’s DeWitt Wallace Center for Media ...

About this project: The Herald-Sun examines how Durham is changing as talk turns from revitalization to gentrification. In stories, commentary and a new Facebook group, "The Story of My Street: ...

Historic properties at risk of being lost to neglect and disinvestment are called “endangered properties” by North Carolina’s historic preservation division, Preservation NC. When development and ...

Durham leaders celebrated a milestone -- the completion of the city’s first affordable-housing apartment complex in downtown. Willard Street Apartments have become the new standard of what affordable ...

For years, the Northside neighborhood in Chapel Hill has been known for its perseverance. The community began with the descendants of enslaved people who built and maintained the university; it was ...

RALEIGH, N.C. (WTVD) -- For many years. Raleigh's East College Park neighborhood was historically Black and an affordable place to live for low-income residents. It looks and feels dramatically ...

The new high rises, office buildings and condos are a double-edged sword. As the tax base grew, so did property owners’ assessments and tax bills. Some renters were even displaced altogether as ...