City & State -

Printing news. Raising hell. Since 1893.

Thursday, Nov. 28, 2024 Newsletters Latest print issue

We keep you informed.

Help us keep going. Donate Today.

University
City & State
Sports
Lifestyle
Opinion
- Editorials
- Cartoons
- Columns
- Letters
Multimedia
- Audio
- Galleries
- Video
Data
Advertise
About
Advertise
Donate
Print Archive
1893 Brand Studio
Shop
Buy Photos
Alumni
Newsletter

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

UNC students help Kenyans with nonprofit

By Robin O'Luanaigh | October 29

One Durham-based nonprofit is helping to bring Kenyans out of poverty through employment and education.

Free after school program launches in South Estes school district

By Nikita Mathur | October 28

Students living in the South Estes housing district of Chapel Hill now have an after-school program to help meet grade level standards.

October brings attention to domestic violence in North Carolina

By CJ Farris | October 28

Gov. Pat McCrory named October as Domestic Violence Awareness Month on Oct. 1 — emphasizing that the problem is a top tier issue in the state.

State sees rise in child suicide

By Sierra Dunne | October 28

North Carolina's child suicide rate has doubled since 2010, according to recent statistics. The number of suicides committed by children in the ...

Politics influence higher ed funding

By Caroline Lamb | October 28

Public universities have taken a financial hit from the state government in recent years — but that wasn’t always the case. Now some experts say a ...

Former Board of Governors chair John Fennebresque leads a meeting announcing the new UNC-system president in Chapel Hill on Friday.

Tension rises among NC Republican leaders

By Nick Niedzwiadek | October 28

Intraparty disagreements among Republican leaders in North Carolina have come to the fore amid this year’s protracted budget fight and accusations of ...

Chris Hogan poses with his cows while they feed on Thursday, Oct 22. Hogan says that the cows are more like pets than normal farm animals.

Lake Hogan Farm praised for its 'agritourism'

By Jane Little | October 28

The Chapel Hill-Carrboro Chamber of Commerce will induct seven business leaders into its Hall of Fame on Nov. 5. The Daily Tar Heel will feature each ...

The UNC football team won against UVA 26 to 13 on Saturday afternoon in the 120th match up between the two teams.

Underground Chapel Hill 'comes out' as the town’s premiere gay bar

By Rachel Herzog | October 28

With a new name and new management, Underground Chapel Hill “came out” as Chapel Hill’s only gay bar on Friday.

Franklin Hotel relocates parking to public lot

By Lara Carson | October 26

Chapel Hill drivers last week lost 40 free public parking spots to guests of The Franklin Hotel. While the hotel’s garage is closed for repairs, guest ...

Opinion: N.C. legislators have superb voting records

October 26

The North Carolina chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union recently released their 2015 Legislative Report Card, which details how each member of ...

Late barbershop owner inducted into Hall of Fame

By Shantan Krovvidi | October 26

The Chapel Hill-Carrboro Chamber of Commerce will induct seven business leaders into its Hall of Fame on Nov. 5. The Daily Tar Heel will profile each ...

Confederate heritage supporters rallied in McCorkle Place to defend the statue of Silent Sam on Sunday. A protest against the statue went on at the same time.

No silence at Silent Sam protest

By Isabella Lupoli | October 26

A group of anti-Confederate students and community members stood between Silent Sam and the Old Well, waiting for Alamance County Taking Back Alamance ...

Policy change makes public housing more accessible to homeless, formerly incarcerated

By Rachel Bridges | October 26

As a result of a recent policy change made in May of last year, public housing options have become much more accessible for the formerly incarcerated ...

UNC Sophomore Madrid Danner-Smith spoke at the first meeting of the Chapel Hill-Carrboro NAACP Youth Council on Oct. 25, 2015

Formation of NAACP Youth Council in Orange County gains local support at weekend rally

By Burhan Kadibhai | October 25

Students, parents and community leaders rallied together to form the first-ever NAACP Youth Council of Orange County.

Horace Williams Airport hazard zone may see new changes

By John Foulkes | October 25

At a Chapel Hill public hearing Monday, Eric Feld of the Planning and Sustainability Department presented a proposal that would change the airport hazard ...

Two Chapel Hill residents awarded state's highest honor

By Molly Jordan | October 23

Chapel Hill residents have been awarded Grammys, Nobel Prizes and Peabody Awards. This year, two men from Chapel Hill are receiving the North Carolina ...

The Groundbreaking Ceremony marked the beginning of construction at Carolina Square.

UNC digs deep with the town at Carolina Square

By Kiana Cole | October 23

The sky matched the Carolina Blue balloons gliding around the former University Square as UNC and the town of Chapel Hill saw their collaboration come ...

A look inside CHALT, Chapel Hill's first PAC

By Rachel Herzog | October 22

Chapel Hill residents have worried about Chapel Hill’s development before, but this is the first time they’ve formed a political action committee. ...

Jean Holcomb, owner of Viking Travel in Chapel Hill, is being inducted into the Chapel Hill/Carrboro Business Hall of Fame.

Chamber of Commerce honors Jean Holcomb, owner of Viking Travel

By Kieran Hodnett | October 22

The Chapel Hill-Carrboro Chamber of Commerce will induct seven business leaders into its Hall of Fame on Nov. 5. The Daily Tar Heel will feature each ...

Chapel Hill police postpone "good ticket" initiative

By Anna Cooke | October 21

Getting pulled aside by a police officer normally spells bad news, but Chapel Hill’s upcoming “good ticket” initiative might make it a good thing. “It’s ...