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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

Ride-sharing officially picks up in NC

By Lauren Hong | September 1

Yellow taxi cabs might not be the only ones on terminal curbs — the N.C. General Assembly passed a bill Thursday to legalize airport pick-ups by transportation ...

Cirque du Plaza kicks off local series

By Madeline Reich | August 30

Chapel Hill resident Michael Lipkin was waiting to be seated for dinner with his family on West Franklin Street when he saw hula hoopers and face painters, ...

The PTA Thrift Shop located in Carrboro has donated nearly $70 million to schools since opening.

Back-to-school thrifting in Carrboro helps community

By Erin Wygant | August 28

Community members are popping tags at local thrift stores – and in Carrboro, it’s for a good cause.

Two health centers to open in Chapel Hill

By Camila Molina | August 27

There are 10,000 individuals in Orange County with an unmet medical need that are not being serviced by a health care facility. One thousand of the these ...

Driver's education funds drying up during NC legislature budget fight

By Corey Risinger | August 26

Shelby High School Principal David Allen has watched a dwindling number of student drivers pull into his school since North Carolina reduced its funding ...

Proposed sales tax bill could divide urban, rural counties in NC

By Charles Talcott | August 26

A bill in the N.C. legislature could reallocate hundreds of millions of dollars from urban retail centers like Chapel Hill to rural communities — and ...

Some Chapel Hill residents rally against Planned Parenthood

By Maggie Monsrud | August 24

The honks and hollers of the early Saturday morning traffic on U.S. Highway 15-501 were not from road rage, but instead from protesters lining the busy ...

Sustainable gardening set to grow in Chapel Hill

By Meg Garner | August 20

Having a lush garden isn’t always the best thing for your environment, and Chapel Hill residents will soon have the opportunity to learn why.

Feed your babies, says Chapel Hill, Carrboro

By Zhai Yun Tan | August 20

Robert Roskind and his wife felt uncomfortable when his wife breastfed his then-infant daughter in public.

Orange County light rail in early planning stages

By Kerry Lengyel | August 20

Riding the bus to and from work is a reality for most Chapel Hill residents. But as Orange County continues to grow, serious constraints are put on transportation ...

Validity of opt-out marriage license law debated in North Carolina

By Lindsey Brunson | August 17

The N.C. General Assembly passed a law in June allowing magistrates to opt out of performing civil marriages that require them to go against their religious ...

Crepe Culture becomes Crepe Traditions

By Stephanie Lamm | August 17

After backlash for the name “Crepe Culture,” co-owners Sree Valluru and Suridha Kovuri changed the name of their Franklin Street restaurant ...

7 startups get ready to LAUNCH

By Meg Garner | August 17

Earlier this month, seven startups joined accelerator program Launch Chapel Hill to help get their businesses off the ground.

UNC student guide to the UConnection deals

By Erin Kolstad | August 17

The first few weeks of college can be hard on a wallet. We strongly recommend you take advantage of as many deals as possible, and we want to help you ...

UNC student charged with murder for fatal wreck

By From staff and wire reports | July 23

Chandler Kania, a rising junior at UNC, has been charged with three counts of second-degree murder, according to court documents.

Q&A with incoming Carrboro fire chief Susanna Williams

By Elizabeth Harvell | July 22

On Aug. 3, Susanna Williams will become Carrboro’s first female fire chief. Daily Tar Heel staff writer Elizabeth Harvell sat down with Williams to ...

Future hazy for driver’s education in schools

By Madeline Reich | July 22

Getting a driver’s license is one of the greatest freedoms and responsibilities many high school students get to enjoy.

NC defies national trend on community college affordability

By Nicole Caporaso | July 16

Though federal lawmakers introduced legislation last week that would make two years of community college free, the N.C. Senate budget proposal increases ...

Omar Currie, a former teacher at Efland Cheeks Elementary school, reads from children's book "King and King" at the Chapel Hill Public Library. Currie resigned from the school after a controversy emerged over Currie reading the book, which features a marriage between gay characters, to his third-grade class.

Former Efland Cheeks teacher joins Chapel Hill panel on diversity in education

By Claire Nielsen | July 9

Omar Currie, a former third-grade teacher at Efland Cheeks Elementary School, didn't think he was doing something brave when he read a children's book ...

‘We will not be intimidated by this act’

By Lauren Miller | July 9

It has been almost a month since the June 17 mass shooting at the Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church in Charleston, S.C., that claimed the lives ...