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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

Carrboro Board of Aldermen talked housing costs

By Mengqi Jiang | March 4

The Carrboro Board of Aldermen discussed the rising cost of housing in increasingly walkable, bikeable, livable Carrboro at a meeting Tuesday while considering ...

Orange County prepares residents to handle dangerous weather

By Maggie Monsrud | March 4

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Chapel Hill shooter Craig Hicks faces death penalty

By Katie Reilly | March 3

The Durham County District Attorney’s Office will seek the death penalty for Craig Hicks, the man indicted on three counts of first-degree murder for ...

Cedar Falls Park opens new restroom and picnic facilities

By Haley Ray | March 2

Residents who use Cedar Falls Park on cold winter days will no longer have to use the restroom in unheated Port-a-Johns after new restroom and picnic ...

Varsity Theatre goes live with 'Love'

By Paige Connelly | February 27

Tonight, the Varsity Theatre won't be showing a movie. Instead, it will be hosting the fifth annual Love Live Concert.

(From left to right) Megan Carlin, Sinclair McLean and Sarah Graves build an igloo on the lower quad in front of South Building on Thursday.

Power companies working to restore snowstorm outages

By Holly West | February 27

Local power companies are working around the clock to restore power outages across the county following the snowstorm that hit Orange County late Wednesday ...

TOPO Back Bar throws it back

By Mengqi Jiang | February 27

Top of the Hill’s Back Bar will be throwing it back starting on Thursday.

Chris Derby, the owner of two UPS stores and the Baguettaboutit food truck, died suddenly of a heart attack on Monday. A memorial service will be held at St. Thomas More Catholic Church on Friday.Photo courtesy of Kaytee Hough.

Business community mourns Chris Derby

By Maggie Monsrud | February 25

Around town, Chris Derby was known as a successful Chapel Hill businessman who was always willing to give back. But at home, Chris Derby was known as ...

Chapel Hill Transit employees ready for more snow

By Mary Helen Moore | February 25

At 3 a.m. today, when most residents were sound asleep, Chapel Hill Transit employees were already working to make sure roads were safe and bus stops ...

Councilman Lee Storrow seeks feedback with town halls

By Erin Kolstad | February 24

Beginning today, Chapel Hill Town Council member Lee Storrow will begin hosting a series of town hall events to meet Chapel Hill citizens one-on-one and ...

Granny Pods could come to Carrboro, provide affordable option for elderly

By Marisa Bakker | February 24

Out the back door and over the lawn, to grandmother’s house we go — or at least, that’s the idea behind a new alternative to nursing homes.

Kim Gordon, the co-founder of Sonic Youth, will be speaking at Cat’s Cradle with Jon Wurster on Wednesday about her memoir. Courtesy of Emilly Homonoff.

Flyleaf, Cat’s Cradle host rock legend Kim Gordon

By Ryan Schocket | February 24

Rock legend, fashion icon and bonafide rebel Kim Gordon is heading to Cat’s Cradle tonight to talk about her new memoir, “Girl in a Band.”

Anti-overdose drug saves second Carrboro victim

By Maggie Monsrud | February 24

Naloxone, an anti-overdose drug, proved its worth yet again when its application assisted the Carrboro Police Department in saving the life of one Carrboro ...

Scholarship honors Chapel Hill shooting victims

By Zoe Schaver | February 24

Deah Shaddy Barakat’s gift for leadership, Razan Mohammad Abu-Salha’s talent for creativity and Yusor Mohammad Abu-Salha’s skills in community service ...

Matt Czajkowski to retire from Chapel Hill Town Council

By Madeline Reich | February 24

After 7 years in office, Chapel Hill Town Councilman Matt Czajkowski will resign from the council on March 30 to pursue service in Rwanda.

Trolly Stop Hot Dogs to open on Franklin Street later this week

By Bridget Dye | February 24

Hot dog lovers rejoice —Trolly Stop Hot Dogs will open on Franklin Street this week.

Ghost bikes honor those killed

By Sarah Crump | February 24

Tagged, chained and painted white all over, Chapel Hill’s “ghost bikes” loom over those who would otherwise overlook the presence of the town’s ...

Rev. Nathan Hollister (right) leads protesters into the Estes Park Apartment leasing office Saturday morning to deliver a letter about the complex's water rates rising.

More than 30 Carrboro residents protest their landlords Saturday

By Marisa Bakker | February 23

Dissatisfied tenants staged protests during the weekend at apartment complexes across Carrboro to challenge abnormally high water bills.

Mame Cheikh Nijigal Dieng dancing, John Westmoreland on electric guitar.

Eno River Association hosts dance party at Carrboro ArtsCenter

By Sarah McQuillan | February 23

The Eno River Association (ERA) teamed up with a West-African-influenced dance band, Diali Cissokho & Kaira Ba, to provide tropical beats for the Eno ...

Kidzu Children's Museum partnered with Southern Village Pediatric Dentistry for an event at University Mall on Saturday morning. Carolina K. Wu, 24 months, practices her brushing skills on a stuffed dinosaur.

Kidzu Children’s Museum hosts dental health event

By Lauren Miller | February 22

The Kidzu Children’s Museum taught Chapel Hill children how to brighten their smiles Saturday to get the kids and their families excited about smiling ...