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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

Hundreds of mourners came to the Three Winners vigil to commemorate the one year anniversary of the Chapel Hill shootings on Wednesday.

NC State remembers fallen students

By John Foulkes | February 11

Hundreds of people braved 30-degree weather Wednesday night to commemorate the tragic deaths of Deah Barakat, Yusor Abu-Salha and Razan Abu-Salha at the ...

Chapel Hill puts their faith in in FaithIDs

By Matt Lopez | February 10

Chapel Hill prides itself on being a place for everyone, and it has a new initiative to make life easier for people who need identification.

VITA tax assistance helps Chapel Hill residents

By Marie Muir | February 10

Although UNC Chapel Hill freshman Stephi Piefke enjoys perfecting her Italian pronunciation, the language of taxes is one she dreads learning in the not-so-distant ...

A candlelight vigil in the Pit remembered Deah Shaddy Barakat, Tusor Mohammed Abu-Salha and Razan Mohammed Abu-Salha on Wednesday.

Remembering Our Three Winners

By Rachel Bridges | February 9

“They wouldn’t look at anyone differently no matter their race. They treated everyone the same. That’s the message. To spread love and awareness ...

Chapel Hill aims to improve safety on Estes Drive

By Alexis Allston | February 9

Concerns have been high lately when it comes to cyclist and pedestrian safety along Estes Drive. Now, the Chapel Hill Town Council must choose one of ...

NC requests stay on districting decision

By Cole Stanley | February 8

During a weekend when most North Carolinians turned their attentions to Cam Newton and the Carolina Panthers, a federal court ruled to referee North Carolina’s ...

CHCCS programs aim to help young Hispanic population

By Camila Molina | February 8

Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools and a local nonprofit have responded to the growth of North Carolina’s under-18 Hispanic population by expanding language ...

Orange County officials work to define goals for 2016

By Lindsey Hoover | February 8

The Orange County Board of Commissioners recently held a retreat in order to clarify and finesse their goals and priorities for the year.

All up in your business for Feb. 5, 2016

By Hugo Fernandez | February 8

Huntington Learning Center opened its new Chapel Hill location Monday.

Town Council to allocate excess funds in budget

By Matt Couch | February 7

During the 2015 fiscal year, the town of Chapel Hill exceeded its target fund balance by 2 percent, netting the town $1.128 million of excess funds that ...

Students step for Black History Month

By Brooke Fisher | February 7

Elementary school students are stepping it up to celebrate Black History Month.

McCrory wins suit against legislature

By Sam Killenberg | February 5

After more than a year of litigation, the N.C. Supreme Court handed down a victory to Gov. Pat McCrory over the state legislature in its decision on Friday. ...

How to vote in Orange County

By Sarah Crump | February 4

With the North Carolina presidential primary coming up, local organizations are looking for ways to ensure UNC students and faculty know how to make their ...

Carrboro High School raises money for student's non-profit

By Nicole Gonzalez | February 4

Today is the last day for Carrboro High School students to donate to their Winter Links fundraiser benefiting nonprofit organization Positive Impact for ...

Carrboro Board of Alderman proposes public restroom addition in downtown area

By Lindsey Hoover | February 4

Lately, the town of Carrboro has noticed a public urination and defecation problem throughout the city.

Lunch Angels program expands to other states

By John Foulkes | February 3

Three local businessmen are continuing the philanthropic work they started three years ago, and are in fact expanding to other parts of the United States. ...

Resident, two Chapel Hill police officers taken to UNC Hospitals after apartment fire

February 3

At 9:42 p.m. Tuesday, a structure fire occurred at 109-B Cole Street in Chapel Hill which the Chapel Hill Fire Department responded to. The fire ...

The Board Applicant Information Session take place at 6 PM at Chapel Hill Carrboro City Schools on Feb.2.

There are some applicants taking notes.

School board seeks new candidate

By Lauren Miller | February 2

The Chapel Hill-Carrboro City School Board of Education hosted an information session Tuesday at Lincoln Center for prospective applicants to fill the ...

Alvin Alston sets out some peach cobbler before "Meet Me in the Kitchen", an event hosted by the IFC that works to feed those who need help in the Chapel Hill community. He has worked in the community kitchen for the past 12 years.

IFC Community Kitchen event brings community together

By Megan Royer | February 2

The Inter-Faith Council’s Community Kitchen opened its doors Tuesday to community members who want to see firsthand the impact their meals make.

Town of Carrboro to implement housing wage

By Megan Royer | February 1

Carrboro’s plan to bring all town employee salaries to the housing wage level will be implemented two years earlier than expected.