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UNC quarterback Jacolby Criswell plans to enter the transfer portal

| January 15

Community members attend inaugural Chapel Hill-Carrboro Juneteenth events

El Centro Hispano announces program to increase job opportunities for Latinx workers

By Maggie McIntyre | February 20

Announced on Feb. 12, the new ToolBank program allows for workers who are a part of the nonprofit's Casa for Employment & Leadership program to ...

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UNC men's basketball prepares to face Louisville in another must-win game

By Adam Parks | February 20

Against a Louisville team that has little to no chance of participating in the tournament this March, a loss would be detrimental to the Tar Heels’ ...

Orange County Animal Services finds homes for all eight wolfdogs taken in last summer

By Sarah Choi | February 20

Since taking in eight wolfdogs last summer, Orange County Animal Services has recently found homes for all of them. Three of the wolfdogs are now in Wisconsin, ...

N.C. Child Care Stabilization Grant distributes over $335 million

By Madelyn Van Meter | February 20

Since the program's launch, nearly $336 million of the total $805 million has been distributed to 3,961 child care centers across North Carolina. With ...

Editorial: New political maps, same problem

By Editorial Board | February 20

"When you vote, make ending gerrymandering a political priority, and be aware of how your district representatives feel about the issue. It’s up to ...

'An unequivocal win': Advocacy groups react to Supreme Court gerrymandering decision

By Waverly McIver | February 20

The advocacy groups and residents who spoke at the press conference Tuesday called for fairness and equity in North Carolina's redistricting process.

Orange County leaders will keep mask mandate in place

By Susie Webb | February 18

The decision comes after Gov. Roy Cooper encouraged schools and local governments to end mask mandates at a press conference yesterday afternoon. He recommended ...

Sophomore guards lead UNC women's basketball to upset win over Louisville

By Erin Singleton | February 18

Despite the history and the odds, No. 24 North Carolina persevered Thursday night. In a physical, back-and-forth game, the team picked up a season-defining ...

'Everyone just needs a second chance': COVID-19 food stamps benefits extend through February

By Grant Alexander | February 17

“The extra food stamps are a good first step,” ClubNova Executive Director Karen Dunn said. “But fixing food insecurity requires a significant shift ...

Orange County seeking feedback in development of new transit plan

By Simon Tan | February 17

To meet increasing peak frequencies and needs during evenings and weekends, the survey asked for feedback on proposed service improvements for several ...

Gov. Roy Cooper encourages schools to end mask mandates

By Lauren McCarthy | February 17

"Today, I'm encouraging them to end mask requirements," Gov. Roy Cooper said in a press conference Thursday.

'Do what I love': Black-owned barber shops give back to community

By Caroline Wills | February 16

Across the Triangle, Black-owned barbershops like Masterworks Barbershop and Kendrick's Kave Barbershop provide not only a much-needed service to people, ...

UNC women's lacrosse's Taylor Moreno wins record 50th game as a goalkeeper against Furman

By Daniel Wei | February 16

“Wow, I wasn’t even really thinking about that,” graduate goalkeeper Taylor Moreno said. “I completely forgot. It’s obviously a testament to ...

'Maybe it opens the door to new possibilities': CHCCS alumnus wins teaching award

By Samuel Long | February 15

Seifts said a significant population of the students at East Chapel Hill High School are Asian, but many of them have never had an Asian teacher before. ...

Chapel Hill and Durham Black-owned businesses help meet various community needs

By Ian Walniuk | February 15

From college preparation to vegan food options, Black-owned businesses have been offering unique services and filling community needs for years.

UNC women’s basketball knocking on NCAA tournament's door, but leap is yet to be made

By Joshua Dolgoff | February 15

UNC still has a leap or two to make to be considered a Final Four contender. Here are a few keys for North Carolina to focus on in the last month leading ...

Carolina Coffee Shop opens new café, 1922, next door

By Jenna Rupp | February 14

1922 is a new grab-and-go style café that sells coffee locally sourced from Carrboro Coffee Roasters and items provided by other businesses in the community. ...

'They see value': Postdoctoral program supports faculty members of color

By Hannah Rosenberger | February 14

The Carolina Postdoctoral Program for Faculty Diversity aims to set up scholars from underrepresented racial and ethnic groups for possible tenure-track ...

From girls in stem to chicken wings: UNC students keep pace with booming business startups

By Ethan E. Horton | February 14

As business applications nationally have soared over the past year, student entrepreneurs at the University have been keeping pace. UNC had 538 active ...

Preview: UNC to face Pittsburgh at home, looks to earn third-straight win Wednesday

By Shelby Swanson | February 13

The North Carolina men’s basketball team return to the Dean E. Smith Center against Pitt, which ranks in the bottom five of ACC teams. Here are several ...