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No. 12 UNC men's basketball falls, 85-72, to No. 4 Auburn in Maui Invitational semifinals

| November 27

City & State

Starting Block, a showcase of incubator teams, performed at DSI Comedy on Tuesday night at the new Franklin Street location.

DSI Comedy moves into more room to perform on Franklin Street

By Tess Boyle | May 14

With a fresh start and a new downtown location, Dirty South Comedy Theater can now be more active and publicly accessible.

Governments talk about residential expansion

By Joey DeVito and Jonathan Moyer | May 12

While college students took a break before summer kicked in, Chapel Hill, Carrboro and Orange County governments were hard at work.

Primary winners in NC look to November

By Amy Tsai and Jonathan Moyer | May 12

The May 6 primary elections ended in few surprises overall — despite a crowded and expensive U.S. Senate race and some close victories at the local ...

Results are in from Orange County Democratic primaries

By Joey DeVito , Aaron Cranford and Jonathan Moyer | May 6

Charles Blackwood will face David Caldwell in an upcoming runoff election for Orange County Sheriff.

Carolina Campus Community Gardens is one of several gardens being featured in this years Chapel Hill Garden Tour.

Gardeners come back for another year of Chapel Hill Spring Garden Tour

By Kelsey Weekman | May 3

Even while living in New York City, Teddy Lovejoy wanted a beautiful garden.

Students encouraged to donate unwanted items in Move-out Reuse Rodeo

By Mark Lihn | April 24

Students who are moving out of college have a new place to put unwanted items in place of the dumpster.

Pete and Toby Beckman were stationed outside early voting at NC Hillel Thursday afternoon, both actively handing out voting information and forms. A retired political science professor, Pete commented that students "decide their future, if they want to be a part of it they have to show up."

N.C. officials mark first day of voting

By Zoe Schaver | April 24

The first day of early voting Thursday brought at least 53 voters and a slew of local politicians and community leaders to the lawn of North Carolina ...

140 West development to host series of events to kick off summer

By clayton johnson | April 24

As classes come to an end, a culmination of festivities is hitting 140 West development to kick off summer.

Arts advocates worry sales tax will slow sales

By Sarah Vassello | April 24

To many, the term "House Bill 998" doesn’t ring any bells.

Undocumented students pushing for immigration reform for college tuition

By Sharon Nunn | April 24

Marco Cervantes applied to five colleges and was accepted to all of them. His plans after high school were filled with libraries, books and a prospective ...

N.C. home to 80 counties with food deserts

By Hayley Fowler | April 24

Some people in North Carolina are forced to turn to the nearest corner store or fast food restaurant when hungry.

Town Council debates redevelopment plan

By Jonathan Moyer | April 23

Some shouted and some were almost brought to tears as more than 50 people expressed their thoughts about a controversial redevelopment plan in Chapel ...

CVS Plaza to get new owner

By Holly West | April 23

Franklin Street Plaza LLC is selling its downtown Chapel Hill property CVS Plaza this week after owning it for almost a decade.

All up in your business for April 24, 2014

April 23

The eyecarecenter at 140 West partnered with Farmer Foodshare to celebrate Earth Day.

Tuition benefits for veterans to expand

By Taylor Carrere | April 23

Gov. Pat McCrory wants to give in-state tuition benefits to veterans attending community colleges — but it’s still up in the air if the state will ...

Siglinda Scarpa, founder of the Goathouse Refuge, stops to pet one of her around 200 cats.

Pittsboro cat shelter Goathouse Refugee fights planned gun range

By Zoe Schaver | April 23

The 200 shelter cats living at Goathouse Refuge in Pittsboro tend to crouch low to the ground and run in group panic when they hear the sound of gunshots ...

U-verse, Google Fiber could come to Chapel Hill

By Bailey Mathias | April 22

High-speed fiber could be headed to Chapel Hill, but this time the proposal comes from the AT&T network.

Aldermen pass resolution for OWASA collaboration

By Claire Nielsen | April 22

Before town and county governments can move forward with promised plans for the Rogers Road neighborhood, residents say they need to know their role.

Durham-Orange light rail project discussion comes to the Union

By Jenny Surane | April 22

Interest in the Durham-Orange light rail project drew several graduate students to the Student Union Tuesday.

Carrboro police honor retiring K-9 unit dog, Kilo

By Graves Ganzert | April 22

After taking a bite out of crime for nine years, Carrboro patrol dog Kilo now looks forward to biting into many treats during the start of his retirement. ...