Too Good to Be True

Jolene Strickland in front of the Governor's Mansion in 1996. (Photo by MJ Sharp for the Independent Weekly)

When Jolene Strickland ran for governor in 1996, she received press coverage, money, and votes. If only she existed.

The Bull City’s Ringmaster

Durham Mayor Leonardo Williams and the city skyline. (Photo illustration by Ann Salman)

Durham Mayor Leo Williams has an ambitious vision, a growing list of policy wins, and some discontented constituents. What’s next?

A Legacy in Limbo

Panzarella on the porch of her Potter Street home. (Angelica Edwards for INDY)

Lorenzo Lynch was a prominent Durham pastor, his daughter became U.S. attorney general. Now his tenants are in a legal dispute with the family.

Apparent Concern

Durham County’s abuse, neglect, and dependency court has effectively prohibited anyone involved in child welfare cases from talking to the media.

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