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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 & State

From food truck to restaurant

By Sarah Crump | February 18

The food truck craze is thriving, and restaurateurs are taking advantage of their popularity.

Excited fans jump over a bonfire on Franklin Street after North Carolina beat Duke in men’s basketball two years ago.

Chapel Hill prepares for rivalry game

By Jane Little | February 16

Chapel Hill police officers, businesses and residents are gearing up for the biggest UNC basketball game of the year and the celebrations that could follow. ...

The Hamilton Road Fire Station is getting renovated after being on Chapel Hill’s list of investment projects for at least 10 years.

Fire Station redevelopment under way

By Alexis Allston | February 16

The redevelopment of the Hamilton Road Fire Station is finally underway after nearly a decade in the making.

Emergency officials respond to car fire on Rosemary Street

By From staff and wire reports | February 16

Emergency officials are responding to a car on fire in the 150 E. Rosemary St. parking deck right across from The Daily Tar Heel office, a police officer ...

Schoolkids Records is making a comeback to Chapel Hill. Originally getting its start in the '80s and then moving to Raleigh, Schoolkids will be opening a 2nd location back in its hometown, taking over the location of CD Alley on Franklin St.

Schoolkids Records to replace CD Alley on Franklin Street

By Nicole Gonzalez | February 15

Schoolkids Records, a record company that began in 1974, will return to Chapel Hill on March 1st as the company’s third location in the Triangle.

Eric McAfee, Chapel Hill resident, stands at the entrance of his former driveway.

Parking service ends in eviction of tenant

By Zac Lowell | February 15

It started with a phone video uploaded to YouTube. A man walks from a gravel lot to the Kenan-Flagler Business School, his breath ragged, the camera shaking. ...

Apartment proposal raises concerns for nearby school

By Megan Royer | February 15

Ephesus Elementary PTA president Kristen Stewart is concerned about the impact of new apartments on her family’s school district.

Winter weather: Campus back to normal at 6 a.m. Tuesday

By From staff and wire reports | February 15

UNC will reduce operations at 11:30 p.m. but will not make the call for Condition 2 or 3 until 5:30 a.m.

What did you do for Valentine's Day?

By Matt Lopez and Rebekah Guin | February 14

Maybe all you need is love, but friends, food and a good book can make even the coldest Valentine’s Day a little warmer. Staff writers Rebekah Guin ...

Homelessness in Orange County more than just an isolated issue

By Benjamin Albano | February 14

The 2015 Point-In-Time Count for people experiencing homelessness in Orange County amounts to 129 people, according to a report released by the North ...

The Hispanic Community gathered at Saint Thomas More Catholic Church Saturday morning to obtain their FaithID which will help law enforcement better serve them.

First FaithID drive connects police to the community

By Janna Childers | February 14

More than 100 Chapel Hill and Carrboro residents lined up outside St. Thomas More Church on Saturday to apply for a FaithID.

Community shows support for cancer at Chocolate Affaire fundraiser

By Olivia Schaber | February 14

This Valentine’s Day, every person in the Cornucopia Cancer Support Center’s annual fundraiser closed their eyes and remained silent as Amy Collinsworth, ...

Immigration was a hot topic on the cold morning of February 13th, as thousands of protestors gathered for the 10th annual Moral March on Raleigh. Countless groups gathered, protesting injustice in nearly every sector of American society.

Immigration debate close to home at HKonJ rally

By Marisa Bakker | February 14

Protesters at the HKonJ People's Assembly Coalition Saturday criticized the N.C. General Assembly for being anti-immigrant, calling for immigration reform ...

Carrboro woman petitions Chapel Hill Town Council to build affordable rental home

By Brooke Fisher | February 14

For Carrboro resident Lydia Mason, helping other people has always been second nature.

Master Beekeeper Randall Austin leads a beekeeping class for beginners Tuesday in Hillsborough.

Residents swarm to beekeeping class

By Jane Little | February 11

Years ago, when Master Beekeeper Randall Austin’s garden struggled, his friend suggested keeping honeybees to pollinate the plants. Austin said he dismissed ...

Local bar, He's Not Here, will be closing for three weeks.

He’s Not Here, but will be back soon

By Matt Couch | February 11

He’s Not Here will close its doors for three weeks — including for the UNC-Duke game — starting today.

Collaboration aims to reduce high-risk drinking

By Jane Little | February 11

The Chapel Hill Town and Gown Collaborative is looking to hire a community and campus director for alcohol and substance abuse prevention initiatives. ...

Petee Ocelot paints with purple and pink egg-based tempera at Carolina Tiger Rescue in Pittsboro. (Courtesy of Carolina Tiger Rescue)

Carolina Tiger Rescue puts paws to paint

By Hugo Fernandez | February 11

In summer 2015, the staff at Carolina Tiger Rescue started a program where their tigers painted their own masterpieces.

Public parking forum addresses Carrboro residents' concerns

By Lindsey Hoover | February 11

A public parking forum Thursday at Carrboro Elementary School took into account the opinions of the public regarding the current parking situation in ...

"Shimmer" art walk to light up Chapel Hill, Carrboro

By Maggie Mouat | February 11

Tonight is going to be lit.