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No. 12 UNC men's basketball falls to Michigan State, 94-91, in overtime of Maui Invitational's third place game

| November 28

City & County

A parking spot at the Carrboro Police Department.

Police Reports: Sept. 29 - Oct. 2

By Anna Pogarcic | October 3

Chapel Hill Police blotter for Sept. 29 through Oct. 2

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Students can use SNAP, so why aren't they?

By Mayla Gilliam | October 2

“SNAP can be used to buy groceries at over 246,000 authorized retailers – grocery stores, but also other places that sell food, including discount ...

You can now fill out the FAFSA on your smartphone

By Lyell McMerty | October 2

In an effort to make the process of applying for federal financial aid more accessible, the U.S. Department of Education released a FAFSA mobile app called ...

North Carolina farmers lose $1.1 billion after Florence

By Michael Meeks | October 2

Farmers lost far more in Hurricane Florence than during Hurricane Matthew, despite their preparation.

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Get spooked with the whole family at Lumina Theater's Halloween Movie Series

By Madeline Rael | October 1

Take a walk down spooky memory lane with The Lumina and see classics from "Beetlejuice" to "The Shining" for just $1 each.

Franklin street remains busy as Chapel Hill residents and students make trips to Target.

Orange County faces high losses of potential retail sales

By Laura Brummett | October 1

Orange County is facing a retail gap that has lost the county millions of dollars in potential revenue. The retail gap happens when residents report ...

Hillsborough Street residents can expect construction in coming months

By Julia Masters | September 30

The Town of Chapel Hill is preparing for the reconstruction of Hillborough Street and has started taking bids.

Leave it to the baby goats to usher in the fall season at Spring Haven Farm

By Frances Hoggard | September 30

From pumpkin carving with goats, hayrides, games, a maze, and baked goods, Spring Haven Farm has it all for the quintessential autumn day.

School of Dentistry holds fourth annual memorial for murdered students

By Elizabeth Moore | September 27

UNC School of Dentistry students and faculty aimed to 'Live like Deah' while volunteering for the fourth annual DEAH DAY to honor and remember former ...

Students raise their fists at the end of "Hark the Sound" during Commencement on May 13.

Employers say college graduates are not prepared for career advancement

By Devin Fussa | September 27

According to the study, 57 percent of executives and 60 percent of hiring managers believe recent college graduates have the ability to succeed in entry-level ...

Photo Illustration. Although traditional cigarette use has fallen in the past decade among young people in North Carolina, the rise in popularity of e-cigarettes has presented a new challenge for health officials.

A hazy future: Juul faces restrictions as the FDA cracks down on e-cigarettes

By Ryan Smoot | September 27

Researchers in the Triangle are concerned about the risks that e-cigarettes pose to adolescents, and two UNC students give their perspectives on how one ...

NC receives poor rating in new Alliance for Excellent Education report

By Crystal Yu | September 27

According to a new report, NC failed to account for certain student groups when assessing overall economic support.

Carrboro's new task force aims to acknowledge the town's complicated history

By Jake Richard | September 26

Julian Carr has been a controversial figure in Carrboro's history for years. This task force wants to contextualize his role while also showing how far ...

Rolled ice cream debuts on Franklin Street

By Aislinn Antrim | September 26

A new ice cream place has rolled into Chapel Hill.

Chapel Hill Parks Department now housing Red Cross volunteers

By Lyell McMerty | September 25

After most shelters close, the Red Cross sticks around for the people affected by Hurricane Florence.

Chapel Hill Mayor, Town Council reaffirm their support of Silent Sam relocation

By Anna Pogarcic | September 23

The Chapel Hill Town Council, including Mayor Pam Hemminger, sent a letter to UNC Chancellor Carol Folt, the University's Board of Governors and its Board ...

Meet the man behind the RedBall bouncing around Chapel Hill

By Jessica Hardison | September 23

Perschke brought the RedBall to UNC's campus to celebrate the Ackland Art Museum's 60th birthday. The installation will be in several new locations over ...

Carrboro businesses collaborate in developing new multi-use center

By Claire Willmschen | September 19

“I also think it will really improve the look and feel of downtown because, even though it’s adding a building, it’s adding much more than that.” ...

What some of the flooding in Chapel Hill after Hurricane Florence looks like

By Alex Kormann | September 18

After Hurricane Florence hit the Carolinas, many communities saw widespread damage, destruction and flooding. Recovery for homes, businesses and communities ...

UNC-W students create fundraiser for hurricane relief efforts

By Emily Galvin | September 18

“We’re coordinating the efforts according to what the community needs. We would be nothing without them and nothing without the support they’ve ...