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UNC men's basketball survives N.C. State, 63-61, despite late-game comeback from Wolfpack

| January 11

Community members attend inaugural Chapel Hill-Carrboro Juneteenth events

Chapel Hill fire chief Matt Sullivan to retire after 32 years of service

By Rebecca Fiely | August 25

Chapel Hill Fire Chief Matt Sullivan looks back at his time spent as a public servant for the Town, as his career comes to an end.

Gov. Cooper vetoes a bill that would require sheriffs to honor ICE detainer requests

By Ben Humphries | August 22

Cooper’s veto included a brief paragraph attributing the bill to being “simply about scoring partisan political points and using fear to divide North ...

Road work ahead? What you need to know about the road construction on Franklin Street

By Brent Van Vliet | August 22

The construction will bring new sidewalks, crosswalks and curb ramps, and is expected to last until the end of September. Carrboro Board of Aldermen member ...

Here's how N.C. A&T students are responding to their divided congressional district

By Sofia Lesnewski | August 21

While traveling through campus, students at North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University commonly cross between North Carolina’s 6th Congressional ...

How a salamander species shaped development of Orange County's Greene Tract

By Henry Haney | August 21

The presence of the four-toed salamander at Orange County's Greene Tract affects how the land can be used. Some argue for conservation of the land, while ...

All Up in Your Business: Old and new favorites join food scene in Chapel Hill

By cailey howard | August 21

Two new restaurants are joining Chapel Hill's extensive variety of dining choices: a vegan cafe and a bagel bar.

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The General Assembly, Cooper haven't budged on N.C.'s budget

By Michael Taffe | August 20

With the last fiscal year having come to a close in June, changes were expected to be made to the state budget, especially where Medicaid, teacher pay ...

Chapel Hill-Carrboro schools community takes stress off teachers with free supplies

By Jamey Cross | August 20

During the 13th Annual Teacher Supply Store, the Chapel Hill-Carrboro Schools Community gave their teachers the opportunity to shop for school supplies ...

‘The answer is, get started’: Duke Energy coal ash conflict continues

By David Saff | August 20

New court decision that favors the N.C. Department of Environmental Quality in strenuous legal battle between DEQ and Duke Energy hopes to ensure safety ...

Meet Courtney Banghart, new head coach of UNC women's basketball

By Jerome Simpson | July 23

In 2007, Banghart was named the head coach of Princeton women's basketball, and quickly turned the program around. In her third season, the Tigers made ...

Orange County Speedway keeps short-course tradition alive

By Brent Van Vliet | July 22

The Orange County Speedway held the Summer Firecracker Frenzy 200 on Saturday, June 20, continuing the racetrack's long tradition of short course races. ...

The Town of Chapel Hill's Fourth of July festival dazzled patrons at Southern Village

By Brandon Standley | July 7

The Town of Chapel Hill hosted its annual Fourth of July celebration at Southern Village this year citing safety concerns following the laying of a new ...

Google's sweetest service? A trip to trick out Ronald McDonald House of Chapel Hill

By Marin Wolf | July 1

Employees from the Chapel Hill, Durham and Lenoir, North Carolina Google offices participated in the annual GoogleServe event, with this year's focus ...

All up in your business: Ice Cream, barbeque and biscuits

By Meredith Radford | June 27

As the times are changing, so are businesses in Chapel Hill. Check out what's new with your favorite local restaurants!

CHCCS teacher wins Fulbright Award, creates art with students around the world

By Meredith Radford | June 25

Sarah Cornette, an art teacher at Mary Scroggs Elementary in the Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools district received a grant from the Fulbright Distinguished ...

The North Carolina State Legislative building is located at 16 W. Jones St. in downtown Raleigh.

More student IDs can be used for voting following clarifications to voter ID law

By Marin Wolf | June 6

This past week, Roy Cooper signed into law a bill that clarifies exactly what types of photo ID are eligible to be used to vote in North Carolina. Previously, ...

Board of Trustees braces for membership shake-up at final meeting for many trustees

By Preston Lennon | May 30

During the Board of Trustees meeting on Thursday, plans for the upcoming school year, including the Campus Master Plan, were discussed and some trustees ...

EDCI BellXcel camp gets Duke Energy Foundation donation, students see academic growth

May 28

Elementary students in one area outside Downtown Durham have the opportunity to keep learning throughout the summer.

Durham McDonald's workers were joined by a presidential candidate for a protest

May 23

McDonalds workers across the nation participated in rallies on Thursday, demanding better wages and better handling of sexual misconduct. The McDonalds ...

Feeling overwhelmed by the mass of restaurants on Franklin? We picked some for you

By Sophia Wilhelm | May 22

Looking for some food? Can't decide from the growing list of restaurants on Franklin Street? Look no further than our guide with the restaurant for your ...