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Flyleaf Books posts signs meant to combat the passing of House Bill 2.

Booksellers ask for repeal of House Bill 2

By Janna Childers | April 17

Independent booksellers and publishers across North Carolina have joined together to ask for the repeal of House Bill 2.

Chapel Hill takes step toward cleaner transit with new buses

By Rebecca Ayers | April 17

The Chapel Hill Town Council recently approved two resolutions to replace up to 53 buses with newer, energy efficient diesel buses. The resolution aims ...

Police report: Suspect stole victim's shoes in armed robbery on campus

By Acy Jackson | April 15

5/14/16 5:00 p.m.: According to the police report released by the Department of Public Safety, a total of $187 was stolen at 12:37 a.m.

Orange County introduces alternative sentencing program for juveniles

By Rachel Bridges | April 14

Orange County will roll out a new alternative sentencing program today aimed to prevent juvenile misdemeanor offenders from being involved in the criminal ...

Courtesy of the Carrboro Police Department.

Carrboro police car hit while pulled over on NC 54

By From staff and wire reports | April 14

A Carrboro police car was hit by an oncoming vehicle on N.C. Highway 54 on Wednesday night around 8:30 p.m.

"Damage already done," McCrory's executive order unlikely to aid re-election

By Haley McDougal | April 13

When N.C. Gov. Pat McCrory issued an executive action Tuesday, he included sexual orientation and gender identity in the state’s nondiscrimination policy. ...

South Carolina introduces its own "bathroom bill"

By Sam Killenberg | April 13

A “bathroom bill” modeled after North Carolina’s House Bill 2 faced scrutiny in the South Carolina Senate Wednesday.

Chapel Hill supports Clean Power Plan

By Sarah Crump | April 13

Chapel Hill has joined more than 50 municipal governments across the nation to support the amicus brief filed to defend the Environmental Protection Agency’s ...

Orange County Rape Crisis Center plans events to raise awareness for Sexual Assault Awareness Month

By Alexis Allston | April 13

Today, one in five women experience sexual assault or rape in their lifetime. The Orange County Rape Crisis Center has organized a series of events throughout ...

Bee Downtown spreads hives across the Triangle

By Rebecca Ayers | April 13

The Root Cellar at 750 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. is one of the many local businesses collaborating with Bee Downtown installing beehives to increase ...

Moon cycles: cycling to safer spaces

By Claire Collins | April 12

“Moon Cycles is a safe space for women or gender nonconforming people who want to be with other like-minded folks, who want to learn more about bikes,” ...

Carrboro resolution thanks Rep. Price for co-sponsoring REPEAL HIV Discrimination Act

By Nicole Gonzalez | April 12

The Carrboro Board of Aldermen wrote a resolution April 5 thanking N.C. Rep. David Price for co-sponsoring a bill that would repeal policies criminalizing ...

McCrory backtracks on parts of HB2 in executive action, bathroom provision still stands

By Benji Schwartz | April 12

Sexual orientation and gender identity are now included in the state's nondiscrimination policy thanks to an executive action signed by North Carolina ...

The mayor and members of the Chapel Hill Town Council met with four newly elected members of Knesset in Israel.

Residents protest town council meeting with Israeli leaders

By Nicole Gonzalez | April 11

Chapel Hill residents and human rights advocates gathered at Chapel Hill Town Hall Monday to protest the town council’s meeting with four newly elected ...

North Carolina has high hopes for industrial hemp

By Benjamin Albano | April 11

A newly organized association is seeking private fundraising to allow farmers in the state to produce industrial hemp.

Openly gay LGBT activist to assume vacancy in N.C. House

By Shweta Mishra | April 11

Guilford County Democrats elected an LGBT rights leader Saturday to fill a vacancy left in the N.C. legislature with the March death of House Rep. Ralph ...

Karen Coffee, a member of the Chapel Hill community, participated in the fifth season of the reality series Naked and Afraid.

Q&A with Chapel Hill resident who bares everything for TV show "Naked and Afraid"

By Brooke Fisher | April 11

Karen Coffee, a Chapel Hill resident, was recently a contestant on the Discovery channel show “Naked and Afraid.”Coffee spent 21 days on a small island ...

HB2 draws responses from Spellings, Folt amidst criticism

By Danielle Chemtob | April 10

Criticism of North Carolina’s university system following the passage of House Bill 2 elicited a response Friday from UNC-system President Margaret ...

Erik Myers (left), founder of Mystery Brewing, and Keil Jansen, brewmaster of Ponysaurus Brewing Company, are joining with breweries to make a new beer.

Local brewers strike back against House Bill 2

By Olivia Schaber | April 10

Two North Carolina brewers are using what they know best to speak out against the controversial House Bill 2.

Hearings held for proposed African-American statue on N.C. capitol grounds

By Hari Chittilla | April 10

Plans for a statue commemorating African Americans on the grounds of the North Carolina Capitol are underway, and the governor's office continues to seek ...