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'Wicked' returns after 5 years
The popular musical "Wicked" will return to Durham in September after five years away from the Bull City, DPAC announced Tuesday.
Read the full story on WRAL TV.
Durham school threatened with closure makes big turnaround
The school's charter was set to expire in 2020, but now Kestrel Heights is one of only five charter schools in the state to be recommended for a 10-year renewal.
Read the full story on ABC Raleigh, WTVD.
Man convicted of killing elderly neighbor seeks new trial
The man convicted of masterminding a break-in that led to the death of his 89-year-old neighbor almost two decades ago will be back in a Durham County courtroom this week as he seeks a new trial.
Read the full story on WRAL TV.
Triangle nonprofit helps students rebuild computers for other students in need
A Durham nonprofit allows young students to learn about tech by refurbishing computers that will go to students who don't have a computer at home.
Read the full story on ABC11 WTVD.
City leader builds affordable housing on her property
Mayor Pro Tem Jillian Johnson is building a duplex on her own property that will be offered with rent that lower-income families can afford.
Read the full story on WRAL TV.
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