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No. 4 UNC baseball beats No. 2 Florida State, 8-3, in first game of series

| May 15

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Governor Roy Cooper declared April state beer month. Top of the Hill is a participant in state beer month.

Gov. Cooper announces NC Beer Month to highlight local businesses

By Fouad Abu-Hijleh | April 7

North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper announced April as N.C. Beer Month in an effort to promote local business.

Openly LGBTQ politicians come to speak in panel at UNC

By Anish Bhatia | April 7

Today, the UNC LGBTQ Representation & Rights Research Initiative will welcome current and former North Carolina LGBTQ elected officials for a special ...

Tim & Megan Toben speak to friends and supporters of their project, The Honeysuckle Tea House outside of Carrboro in Chapel Hill, on Saturday March 22nd 2014. The Tea House is a collaborative project that began with a kickstarter page. It's set to open this March

Honeysuckle Tea House, an outdoor getaway, reopens after winter in Chapel Hill

By Lydia Tolley | April 7

A local destination that provides relaxation for busy Chapel Hillians has reopened.

Austin Pifani is a senior defender for the North Carolina men's lacrosse team. The two-time captain helped lead the turnaround last year that ended with the Tar Heels' first national title since 1991.

'Tough as nails': Austin Pifani leads UNC men's lacrosse with grit and passion

By James Tatter | April 7

Austin Pifani stood before his teammates, pointing to the left side of his chest over and over.

Junior receiver Austin Proehl bumps elbows with Joel Poe, a Carolina football fan who passed away on October 26, 2016 from bone marrow cancer. Photo Courtesy Kathryn Cole.

'This was my guy': UNC football's Austin Proehl motivated by friend he met during hospital visit

By Madeline Coleman | April 7

Austin Proehl sat across from Joel Poe, a 60-year-old bone marrow cancer patient he met during a hospital visit with the North Carolina football team, ...

UNC women's tennis refocuses with 4-0 win over Michigan

By Alex Zietlow | April 7

After its loss to Georgia Tech on Monday, the No. 4 North Carolina women’s tennis team gathered around each other — just like it always does.

Column: Appalachia and the legacy of Sid Hatfield

By Claude Wilson | April 7

I have a vested interest in Appalachia due to my family history there. On my father’s side, I am a descendant of Scotch-Irish settlers who fled from ...

Column: What happens when the words of representatives lose meaning?

By Kate Stotesbery | April 7

Scouting the room for fellow civilians among a sea of naval uniforms, I spotted a table in the back of the mess hall that was dotted with both and took ...

Column: Swaddle me in Carolina Blue

By Alison Krug | April 7

I don’t want to take off my Carolina Blue-colored glasses.

The North Carolina men's basketball team celebrates after defeating Gonzaga 71-65 in the NCAA men's basketball Championship Monday night in Phoenix.

Opinion: Our boys returned victorious, but they're still students

By Editorial Board | April 7

This board decided that now, while you’re still experiencing the high from rushing Franklin Street, is the time to not only thank our men’s basketball ...

Letter: The NCAA needs to pay athletes

April 7

Is there integrity there when some of the student-athletes on the court are playing the game of their life while not even seeing one penny?

Letter: Restore sanity to U.S. foreign policy

April 7

President Trump has signaled that he may launch a unilateral attack on Syria, overthrowing yet another secular Middle East government.

Police believe none injured in shooting on Thursday afternoon

By From staff and wire reports | April 6

Chapel Hill police responded to shots fired on Trinity Court in Chapel Hill on Thursday at 4:23 p.m.

No. 4 UNC women's tennis sweeps No. 8 Michigan 4-0

By Christian Phillips | April 6

The No. 4 North Carolina women’s tennis team swept No. 8 Michigan 4-0 on Thursday afternoon, in the team’s final non-conference match of the regular ...

It's all about finding trips on the cheap during your study abroad program.

DTH down under: Planes and plans

By Callie Riek | April 6

I don’t know anything about Melbourne — honestly, I’ve never had a burning desire to go to Melbourne. That is until yesterday, when I decided it ...

Police log for April 6, 2017

April 6

Someone reported larceny from a vehicle at South Elliott Road at 3:05 p.m. Friday, according to Chapel Hill police reports.

A For Rent sign in the Northside neighborhood. In February (I think ?? check with the writer) rent prices increased by 6 percent.

Competition for housing helps drive Chapel Hill rent up to highest in state

By Sarah Cheek | April 6

Chapel Hill rent prices are rising — in February, the town saw a 6 percent jump in rent, according to a recent report on rental markets around the country. ...

Carrboro Board of Aldermen discusses transit, plans for parking deck

By Lauren Talley | April 6

The Carrboro Board of Aldermen met Tuesday night to discuss the Orange County Transit Plan and options for the Rosemary Sunset Parking Deck. Staff writer ...

The UNC Arab Students Organization holds a Q&A with director Sam Kadi (center) after a screening of the film “Little Gandhi” in the Student Union auditorium on Wednesday night.

Arab Students Organization brings film director to campus to highlight Syrian conflict

By Danielle Bush | April 6

The UNC Arab Students Organization welcomed film director Sam Kadi for a free screening of his film, “Little Gandhi,” a documentary informing students ...

Chapel Hill participated in North Carolina's 32nd annual Pridefest Weekend.

Federal court rules against sexual orientation discrimination in the workplace

By Ana Irizarry | April 6

The 7th Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals ruled workplace discrimination based on sexual orientation violates federal law — marking a first federal ruling ...