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UNC men's basketball completes comeback against No. 18 UCLA, 76-74, in the CBS Sports Classic

| December 21

The OC Report

Legos teach building blocks of engineering careers

By Hannah Webster | September 4

When Sam Parker was 3 years old, he discovered Legos, toy bricks that brought him hours of entertainment throughout his childhood.

Chapel Hill Town Hall renovations progress

By Aren Besson | September 3

Town Hall’s water damage is being washed away as renovations to the building have begun to finish up this month.

State cracks down on underage drinking

By McKenzie Bennett | September 3

With classes back in session, students are enjoying Chapel Hill bars and nightlife — and so is Alcohol Law Enforcement.

Tom Grubb, from Washington, N.C., was selected to showcase his sculpture titled “Chapel Hill Voyager,” located at the Chapel Hill Public Library Sculpture Trail.

Exhibit adds sculptures to rejuvenate town

By Paige Hopkins | September 2

From Chapel Hill Public Library to the Chapel Hill Fire Station, Sculpture Visions is bringing elaborate art to town for yet another year.

Graduate student residence plans move forward

By Jasmin Singh | September 2

Graduate students are a step closer to new housing options in downtown Chapel Hill.

Carrboro encourages residents to 'Think Local First'

By Patrick Millett | September 2

Carrboro officials and business owners are working together to strengthen the town’s economy.

19-year-old pop singer Tyler Matl will be performing at OMG Music Fest at Cat’s Cradle in Carrboro tonight.

OMG Music Fest comes to Cat's Cradle

By Dixon Ferrell | September 2

Oh my God, teens will be taking over Cat’s Cradle tonight.

All up in your business, September 3, 2014

September 2

Carrboro Farmers’ Market’s first People’s Peppers event on Sept. 20 will celebrate the wide variety of peppers grown locally.

Express bus improves Orange-Durham commute

By Holly West | September 2

Orange County residents who work in Durham now have an easier option for getting to and from work.

New legislation increases solar costs, producers adapt

By Rachel Herzog | September 1

An Oregon-based solar panel producer has created a bump in the road to providing clean, low-cost energy for a Chapel Hill-based solar energy provider. ...

Laila Williams, eight years old, gets her face painted at the Weaver Street Co-Op Fair in Carborro.

Co-op fair highlights community ownership

By Mary Taylor Renfro | September 1

Weaver Street Market’s co-op structure can be a bit of a mystery to customers who aren’t sure exactly what a “co-op number” is.

Pedestrian struck at intersection of Franklin and Columbia streets

By From staff and wire reports | August 31

A pedestrian sustained minor injuries after being hit by a vehicle at the intersection of Franklin and Columbia streets late Saturday night.

Pedestrian hit near Carrboro intersection Thursday night

August 29

A pedestrian was hit near the intersection of Jones Ferry Road and Davie Road in Carrboro at about 11:20 p.m.

Night football games help Chapel Hill economy

By Joey DeVito | August 28

Fans are used to seeing Carolina Blue skies during football games, but this season, that will change.

Local organization looks for cat foster parents

By Wei Zhou | August 28

Pamela Clark started fostering cats two years and 50 felines ago.

Q&A with journalist, author Lev Grossman

By Everett Handy | August 27

Lev Grossman, book critic and technology writer at Time magazine, released the final novel in his “Magicians” trilogy, “The Magician’s Land.” ...

Oversight forces Chapel Hill to lose housing bid

By Caroline Hudson | August 27

Chapel Hill residents hoping for more affordable housing options will have to wait.

The Visual Reactions exhibit by a Kuwaiti artist on display in the FedEx Global Center.

Internationalist Bookstore turns new page in Carrboro

By Patrick Millett | August 27

A longtime hub for political and philosophical thought in Chapel Hill, non-profit Internationalist Bookstore and Community Center is moving to Carrboro ...

Carrboro Recreation and Parks Department seeks public opinion

By Morgan Swift | August 26

Carrboro is seeking feedback from its residents to better cater to their recreation needs.

Professor Liu's autopsy was released

By Jenny Surane | August 26

A string of crimes landed the two men charged with killing a UNC professor this summer in and out of a jail cell in the past five years.