Durham Energy Company Accused of Fraud Files for Bankruptcy
In April, federal regulators fined American Efficient $1.1 billion for perpetuating “a scam” they said cost ratepayers hundreds of millions of dollars.
‘They’re Just Kind Of Grabbing People’: Fear Grips Durham as Federal Agents Arrive
Agents detained at least three people, and volunteers mobilized to track the agents through Durham.
Inside Durham’s Dependency Court
A civil rights group’s lawsuit to monitor Durham’s secretive child welfare court appears likely to move forward.
Medicine By Design
A sharp dresser and an unabashed evangelist of hope, Duke Professor Dr. Richard Bedlack built a research and support network for patients with ALS.
Duking It Out: State Health Plan Negotiations Continue As Deadline Looms
With one month remaining before the current contract between Aetna and Duke Health expires, they aren’t even close to a deal.
A College Sports Fan’s Lament
As college programs become more professional, a loyal Duke fan mourns what has been lost.
A Test for Trump’s EPA: A Creek That Smells Like Death
The agency expressed alarm at contamination near a predominantly Black Durham neighborhood. Then the EPA eliminated its civil-rights office.



