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UNC football falls to N.C. State, 35-30, in Mack Brown's final game at North Carolina

| November 30

City & State

Chapel Hill recommended budget includes bike safety funds

By Rachel Herzog | June 4

The Chapel Hill Town Council’s commitment to improving bike and pedestrian safety this year is clear.

Mugsey, a patchwork pooch, poses in front of his owner's, Ciara Ellis's, house Monday.

More local apartments to allow pets

By Madeline Reich | June 4

When students leave home for college, they leave some of their best friends behind – often including beloved pets.

NC House proposes allowing scholarship funds for online private schools

By Sam Schaefer | June 4

If legislators in the N.C. House of Representatives have their way, low-income North Carolina residents could soon have more options for pursuing college ...

Town wellness program generates big savings in health care

By Erin Kolstad | June 4

Thanks to healthier employees, the town of Chapel Hill will be paying less in health care premiums next year.

Crepe restaurant to open on Franklin

By Sarah Crump | June 4

Following the suit of a string of new Franklin Street eateries opening this year is Crepe Culture, a cafe serving a variety of crepes and coffee drinks. ...

NC General Assembly clashes with governor over a bill concerning gay marriage

By Nicole Caporaso | June 4

North Carolina government officials can now choose not to issue marriage licenses when doing so would conflict with their religious beliefs.

Jonathan Howes on the Plaza of Ramshead on the campus of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

Former mayor Jonathan Howes dies at 78

By Claire Nielsen | June 4

People trusted former Chapel Hill Mayor Jonathan Howes.

Members of the Carolina Meadows community gather around a flag and uniforms on display during their Memorial Day event.

Carolina Meadows residents remember soldiers

By Claire Nielsen | May 27

Carolina Meadows residents packed the retirement community’s auditorium Monday for a Memorial Day event remembering Americans who have died serving ...

House bill aims to freeze solar energy standard

By Courtney Jacobs | May 27

A bill in the North Carolina Senate would halt solar energy growth and could deter solar farm companies from building in the state.

Indoor tanning popular despite costs

By Liz Bell | May 27

Using artificial tanning to maintain a summertime glow year-round has become a cultural norm and sign of beauty for American adolescents and adults alike ...

Ellen Perry sits outside of her home in Carrboro Friday afternoon. Perry helped create the 2015 Chapel Hill Access Guide for the Orange County Visitors Bureau.

Carrboro women promote accessibility

By Lauren Miller | May 21

Five years ago, Carrboro resident Ellen Perry led Chapel Hill Mayor Mark Kleinschmidt and then-Carrboro mayor Mark Chilton through their towns in wheeled ...

Obey Creek development divides Chapel Hill community members

By Claire Nielsen | May 21

The possible advantages and disadvantages to the proposed Obey Creek development range from more affordable housing options to increased traffic and backlog. Residents ...

N.C. House bill would loosen execution restrictions

May 21

Although 149 criminals sit on North Carolina’s death row, not one inmate in the state has been executed in nine years.

NCGA addresses body cameras

By Courtney Jacobs | May 21

Under a bill in the N.C. state legislature, audio and video recorded by body cameras would not be considered public record.

The Krispy Kreme on Franklin Street closed its doors for the last time on Sunday.

Krispy Kreme location closes permanently due to poor sales

By Sarah Crump | May 14

The Hot Light at the Krispy Kreme location on East Franklin Street is off for good.

Survey shows lack of trust among some Northside residents

By Morgan Swift | May 14

A survey conducted by the Marian Cheek Jackson Center shows there’s work to be done when it comes to the relationships of students living in Chapel ...

Community members discuss racism in schools at Board of Education meeting

By Claire Nielsen | May 8

Teachers, students and parents discussed race relations in the Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools at a Board of Education meeting Thursday. The board heard ...

Speeding suspect to appear in court this afternoon

By Claire Nielsen | April 27

The person who was speeding westbound on N.C. 54 toward Durham and then eastbound toward UNC campus Friday morning has been charged with felony speeding ...

Suspect in police chase apprehended

By From staff and wire reports | April 24

The person who was speeding westbound on N.C. 54 toward Durham and then eastbound toward UNC campus Friday morning has been charged with Felony Speeding ...

Bill would ask Board of Governors to study fixed tuition in UNC system

By Marisa Bakker | April 24

UNC students might soon be able to pay the same level of tuition for all four years of school if a new N.C. General Assembly proposal continues to move ...