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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

Creativity shines at LEGO-Palooza

By Burhan Kadibhai | January 31

Spaceships, a rendition of Vincent van Gogh's "The Starry Night" and zombie petting zoos were only a few of the inspired LEGO constructions on display ...

Man on the Street: Are you satisfied with the quality of life in Chapel Hill?

By Jane Little | January 31

A survey conducted in October and November of 2015 measured Chapel Hill residents’ satisfaction with the quality of life and town services. The survey ...

54 NC legislators remain unchallenged in primaries

By Sam Killenberg | January 29

Millions of N.C. voters will be left without a choice this March in the primaries.

Inclement weather modifies school calendar

By Nicole Gonzalez | January 29

With the roads cleared and the ice mostly melted, Chapel Hill and Carrboro schools reopened Wednesday with regularly scheduled hours and activities.

Coffee and conversation with Mayor Pam Hemminger

By Jane Little | January 29

Mayor Pam Hemminger gathered with residents over coffee at Mediterranean Deli to answer questions and discuss plans to improve the downtown area on Thursday. ...

The Library takes a trip back in time

By Zoe Hazerjian | January 28

Bring your best dance moves — may it be the moon walk, Cotton Eye Joe, Soulja Boy or Hitting the Quan — to The Library’s Time Machine Night on Saturday. ...

New firearms simulator could change the way Carrboro officers are trained

By Brooke Fisher | January 28

A new firearms training simulator is in the works for the Carrboro Police Department. The department has proposed adding a firearms training simulator ...

Uber prices drop as temperatures drop

By Jane Little | January 28

In a move designed to benefit both drivers and riders, Uber cut prices in the Raleigh-Durham area for the winter season.

Chapel Hill citizens met on Wednesday at the ArtsCenter to open a dialogue about homelessness in the town.

Orange County community leaders hold public forum on homelessness

By Sarah Crump | January 28

When discussing the issue of homelessness in Orange County, community leaders challenged residents to learn more about the homeless population.

Volunteers address transgender prisoners through letters

By Benjamin Albano | January 27

UNC students and local volunteers gathered in solidarity on Wednesday evening to accomplish one goal — demonstrate unwavering support for incarcerated ...

Coal ash debate resurfaces in state politics, likely to take focus in upcoming elections

By Kent McDonald | January 27

Nearly two years after a coal ash spill in North Carolina’s Dan River, state leaders and legislators have yet to agree on the best method for storage ...

Efforts to clear streets and sidewalks after the snow storm on Friday were limited, leaving them covered in snow and ice.

Slippery sidewalks leave pedestrians skating in the wake of Winter storm

By Benjamin Albano | January 27

As a winter storm ripped through Chapel Hill on Friday, it left streets and sidewalks covered in a mixture of snow and ice — meanwhile, efforts to clear ...

School board yet to approve IFC, Piedmont co-location

By Camila Molina | January 27

The Inter-Faith Council for Social Service and Piedmont Health Services pitched the idea to the Chapel Hill Carrboro City Schools last month ...

Five candidates are running for Student Body President

By Karli Krasnipol | January 27

Five people are now collecting signatures to become candidates for student body president, starting at 11:59 p.m. Tuesday.

Snow caused issues for dining hall workers

By Olivia Browning and Jamie Gwaltney | January 26

While classes were canceled on Friday and campus buildings and operations were closed over the weekend due to inclement weather, Carolina Dining Services ...

Land owner appeals plans for party barn to Orange County staff

By Burhan Kadibhai | January 26

Chatham county resident Kara Brewer is currently in the process of appealing to the staff of Orange County for the construction of a party barn after ...

NC law affects 1,500 Orange County Food and Nutrition Services recipients

By Molly Jordan | January 25

This month, Food and Nutrition Service recipients in Orange County are subject to a new work requirement to receive benefits.

Kelly Kleinbrahm, a Chapel Hill Professionals member, attends a Chapel Hill Young Professionals networking event at the Residence Inn in March 2015. (Courtesy of Nicholas C. Johnson)

Chapel Hill sees losses in young professionals

By Nicole Gonzalez | January 24

There are fewer young professionals between the ages of 20 and 34 in Chapel Hill compared to in Durham and Raleigh, likely because of two major factors ...

A snow plow goes around Kenan Stadium to clear pathways.

Winter storm: Classes at UNC will be held after 12:20 p.m. Monday, most CHT routes will begin at 9 a.m.

By Molly Jordan | January 24

We will update this list as more closures are reported.

Christian and his mom talk get ready to read during McDougle Elementary School's first Family Reading Partners program event.

Family Reading Partners program brings families together

By Lindsey Hoover | January 21

McDougle Elementary School hosted its very first Family Reading Partners event to help families come together to explore the benefits of reading.