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U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement announces detainer for twice-deported murder suspect

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement announced it lodged a detainer for Carlos Anuel Medina-Robles after his arrest in North Dakota on a murder warrant from North Carolina.


Mayor Leonardo Williams, City of Durham

Youth running events in Durham County for week ending April 24

Youth running event is scheduled to take place in Durham County during the week ending April 24, offering an opportunity for children to stay active, compete, and participate in community activities.
W. Bowman "Bo" Ferguson, City Manager of  Durham

Durham begins national search for new chief of police, seeks community input

Durham has launched a nationwide search for its next chief of police. Residents are invited to provide feedback through an online survey open until April 24. The city plans to complete its selection process within 90 days.
Craig T. Albanese, CEO

Duke Health trial finds immunotherapy delays chemotherapy in advanced colorectal cancer

A new clinical trial from Duke Health shows that first-line immunotherapy may delay or replace chemotherapy in advanced colorectal cancer cases. The findings offer hope for improved quality of life among younger patients facing aggressive forms of the disease.

Sewer work to begin along Sedwick Road as part of Parkwood project

Sewer work related to the Parkwood Area Lift Station Consolidation Project will soon begin on Sedwick Road in Durham. Residents should expect lane shifts and avoid parking between Solitude Way and Revere Road starting late April. Contact information for project managers has been provided.


Thomas Mooring and Kylie Specht

Who are the Durham County area high school alumni in action on Wednesday, April 15?

These former Durham County area high school standouts will be competing on Wednesday, April 15.
Hannah Lohman, RTI Research Environmental Engineer

EPA and HHS announce actions to address microplastics in drinking water

The EPA and HHS have announced new efforts targeting microplastics in U.S. drinking water systems. RTI International staff attended as federal officials detailed regulatory plans prioritizing research funding into detection methods, impacts on health, prevention strategies, and laboratory standards.
Craig T. Albanese, CEO

Duke Health researchers advance osteoarthritis therapy toward clinical trials

Duke Health researchers report progress toward new therapies aimed at repairing joints damaged by osteoarthritis. The effort moves closer to clinical trials after meeting key preclinical milestones with support from national partners.