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There are more than 300 affordable housing units situated in the twelve public housing communities in Chapel Hill

Affordable housing explained: A look at public developments in Chapel Hill

By Walker Livingston | January 25

The Town of Chapel Hill owns and operates a number of affordable housing units within Chapel Hill and Carrboro, including single up to multiplex residences. ...

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Hyde County had more than twice the state average in school funding for the 2021 to 2022 school year

NC ranks last in national school funding effort, report says

By Avery Baker | January 25

North Carolina ranks 50th in school funding effort and 48th in overall funding level, according to an annual report by the Education Law Center. Parents ...

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Chapel Hill works to meet demands for affordable housing

Despite funding, Chapel Hill sees stall in affordable housing preservation, development

By Bailey White | January 25

Suicide was the leading cause of death in children ages 10 to 14 in North Carolina in 2020

New NC data shows youth mental health crisis

By Walker Livingston | January 18

Lead Testing Results of UNC Buildings and Identified Contaminated Fixtures as of January 2023

'A big warning sign': UNC discovers lead in drinking water fixtures of 125 buildings

By Preston Fore | January 11

Downtown Chapel Hill visitation in 2022 surpasses pre-pandemic high

Downtown Chapel Hill sees over 1 million person increase in visitation, recovers after COVID-19

By Bridget Bendezu | January 11

'No formal timetable': Building renaming process still underway

By Madi Kirkman | November 30

UNC sees highest number of deans stepping down since 2003

'The best it has ever been': Former deans confident despite increased leadership turnover

By Lavelle Wong | November 30

Here are the new establishments on Franklin Street that opened in 2022

Franklin Street, Chapel Hill businesses continue to survive, rely on community

By Eliza Benbow | November 30

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'Very few options': 2022 sees increase in affordable housing units, but issues persist

By Gabriel Morrison | November 29

North Carolina fourth grade average math and reading scores decreased considerably in 2022

Assessment data shows declining scores, achievement gap for NC students

By Lucy Marques | November 16

Lead Testing Results of UNC Buildings and Identified Contaminated Fixtures

Over 60 UNC campus buildings test positive for lead

By Preston Fore | November 16

Analysis: How legitimate is Drake Maye's Heisman candidacy?

By Erin Singleton | November 9

Black drivers are disproportionally pulled over in Chapel Hill

Chapel Hill and Carrboro policing data shows racial disparities in traffic stops

By Gabriel Morrison and Joseph Adams | November 9

Field hockey, a staple of UNC's athletic identity, reckons with its diversity issues

By Gwen Peace | November 9

Link between lack of affordable housing and home insecurity evident in Orange County, activists say

By Walker Livingston | November 9

The Daily Tar Heel

Here's where you can vote on election day Nov. 8

By Kenan Bauer | November 6

Divison of School Performance Grades for racial subgroups in Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools

2021-2022 NCDPI data indicates disparities in CHCCS school performance

By Avery Baker and Pallavi Sastry | November 2

Number of in-person early votes cast in Orange County over the past 12 years

A look at early voting turnout numbers in Orange County before the midterm elections

By Eliza Benbow | November 2

Campaign spending for 2022 Midterm Elections

How much money are candidates for federal and state legislative races spending?

By Lucy Marques | November 2