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'Real loss for the community': Looking back on Orange County Living Wage's impact

By Sheridan Barry | January 8

Orange County Living Wage's advocacy over 10 years helped 8,500 employees receive a living wage while the state's minimum wage remained the same.

A guide to CHCCS' snow day decision-making

By Isaac Carter | January 8

"There’s no one-size-fits-all answer in terms of what causes or constitutes a snow day," CHCCS Chief Communications Officer Andy Jenks said.

Column: No matter what Laura Loomer thinks, I am an American.

By Eva Eapen | January 8

"I moved to the United States over eight years ago, and I have never felt as unwelcome in this country as I did this past Christmas."

Local party service invites people to take their problems to the dance floor

By Manuela Williams | January 8

B Color Full Productions, a Triangle-based party and entertainment service, encourages expression and dance while celebrating queer pride.

UNC men's basketball team shows cohesiveness in double-digit win over SMU

By Emma Moon | January 8

Leading up to UNC's 82-67 win against SMU, head coach Hubert Davis repeated the mantra that they must do everything together as a team.

RJ Davis finds rhythm in 26-point performance as UNC men's basketball takes down SMU

By Harry Crowther | January 8

In a season where nothing is easy for the graduate guard, RJ Davis looked the most comfortable he has appeared this entire season against SMU.

District attorney dismisses remaining charges from April 30 pro-Palestine protest

By Regan Butler | January 8

Police officers made 39 arrests following the Gaza Solidarity Encampment in April on Polk Place. District Attorney Jeff Nieman dismissed the eight remaining ...

UNC men's basketball dominates SMU, 82-67, to earn much-needed win

By Emma Moon | January 7

The UNC men's basketball team (10-6, 3-1 ACC) dominated the SMU Mustangs (11-4, 2-2 ACC), 82-67, on Tuesday evening at the Dean E. Smith Center. ...

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Analysis: How the UNC women's basketball team fared over winter break

By Alexandra Jones | January 7

The UNC women's basketball team notched a 6-2 record over winter break, leading to a 13-3 record overall.

Trish McGuire, Planning Director of Carrboro, speaks at a Board of Aldermen meeting in 2016.

Carrboro Planning Director Trish McGuire retires after 30 years of service

By Taylor Motley | January 7

“Planning, fundamentally, is committed to making sure that it is participatory and it’s represented in a participatory way,” McGuire said. “We ...

Analysis: UNC men's basketball off to worst start since the 2019-20 season

By Brian D'Aguanno | January 7

Late-game collapses and an inability to finish strong have left the North Carolina men's basketball team with a 9-6 record to start the season.

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'A way of being': Business school professor excels in sports, teaching and innovation

By Sarayu Thondapu | January 7

As a teacher, racewalking medalist, volunteer and former national gymnast, Ivonne Chirino-Klevans holds herself to high standards and fosters an innovative ...

Office DJ: The best of Jake McKelvie, the greatest artist you've never heard of

By Sarah Monoson | January 7

"Most of my music taste comes from my mom’s Pandora or my friends’ suggestions or my brother’s 'Chill' playlist with Pepe the Frog on the cover. ...

N.C. Supreme Court prevents state elections board from certifying Allison Riggs as winner

By Sophie Baglioni and Sarah Smiley | January 7

The N.C. Supreme Court issued an order on Tuesday morning prohibiting the North Carolina State Board of Elections from certifying Democratic Incumbent ...

Board of Trustees award Davie Awards, some students voice concerns around recipients

By Akash Bhowmik | January 7

"We should honor the people who really represent the University as it stands,” UNC student Lauren Southwell said.

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ArtsCenter exhibition celebrates 52 years of Steven Ray Miller’s lifelike paintings

By Ashley Burnette | January 7

Local artist Steven Ray Miller's work is on display in the ArtsCenter in Carrboro until Jan. 21.

Gov. Stein and Roy Cooper challenge GOP leaders over election board appointment power

By Kristin Kharrat | January 7

The lawsuit claims that changes made in Senate Bill 382 are partisan efforts that violate the separation of powers outlined by the state constitution ...

'At the heart of the lawsuit is deception': Inside Carrboro's case for reparations from Duke Energy

By Lola Oliverio | January 6

Though Carrboro's lawsuit is the first of its kind, utilities and fossil fuel companies are all pulling from the same playbook, Gabriela Sarri-Tobar, ...

Column: Blame the ‘Sephora kid’ trend on avocado toast parents

By Sydney Baker | January 6

"Generation Alpha was thrusted into a world of social media and technology, and that is not their fault. And though parents can’t control the world ...

N.C. Medicaid Expansion program exceeds initially anticipated enrollment rates

By Makenzie Mills | January 6

The Medicaid Expansion program, launched on Dec. 1, 2023 has over 600,000 people enrolled in the first year of implementation in half the time that was ...