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Q&A: Ed Eldred discusses personal impacts of law, connecting with public

By Emily Dudash | October 22

The Daily Tar Heel's Emily Dudash spoke with Ed Eldred, the Democratic candidate for the N.C. Court of Appeals Judge Seat 14, to discuss his ...

Q&A: Martin Moore talks diverse perspectives, judicial experience

By Suchetana Kona | October 22

The Daily Tar Heel's Suchetana Kona spoke with Martin Moore, the Democratic candidate for the N.C. Court of Appeals Judge Seat 15, to discuss his candidacy ...

Q&A: Chris Freeman discusses the importance of community, Court of Appeals candidacy

By Suchetana Kona | October 22

The Daily Tar Heel's Suchetana Kona spoke with Chris Freeman, the Republican candidate for the N.C. Court of Appeals Judge Seat 15, to discuss his candidacy ...

Q&A: Court of Appeals candidate Tom Murry discusses fairness, role of the appellate court

By McKenzie Bulris | October 22

The Daily Tar Heel sat down with Tom Murry, the Republican candidate for the N.C. Court of Appeals Judge Seat 12, to discuss his campaign and goals.

Q&A: Carolyn Jennings Thompson talks justice, previous experience

By McKenzie Bulris | October 22

The Daily Tar Heel's McKenzie Bulris spoke with Carolyn Jennings Thompson, the Democratic candidate for the N.C. Court of Appeals Judge Seat 12, to discuss ...

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Q&A: Carrboro Town Council candidate Isaac Woolsey talks accessibility, transit

By Joseph Cole | October 22

The Daily Tar Heel's Joseph Cole spoke with Carrboro Town Council special election candidate Isaac Woolsey about his experience and aspirations for ...

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Q&A: Carrboro Town Council candidate Cristóbal Palmer discusses infrastructure, more

By Sheridan Barry | October 22

The Daily Tar Heel's Sheridan Barry spoke with Carrboro Town Council special election candidate Cristóbal Palmer about his experience and aspirations ...

Digital experts discuss lack of regulation for AI in N.C. political advertising

By Defne Önal | October 22

There is no current statewide regulation regarding the use of generative AI in political advertising. Some worry about the lack of transparency, while ...

'Absolutely essential': Volunteers help Orange County residents get to the polls

By Maddie Policastro | October 22

This year, a community program increased their scale of operations to provide services to disabled individuals by acquiring an ADA wheelchair van and ...

UNC students win Miss Orange County and Miss Chapel Hill pageants

By Darby McBride | October 21

Two UNC students crowned as the first Miss Chapel Hill and Miss Orange County

Satire: LinkedIn update: Making big oil woke, one female CEO at a time

By Natalie McCarthy | October 21

"I’ve always said, 'If there’s going to be a sixth mass extinction, I’d like to have a french-tipped hand in it.'"

Review: PlayMakers' 'What the Constitution Means to Me' is a raging success

By Marisa Rosa | October 21

PlayMakers' "What the Constitution Means to Me" reflects and teaches different perspectives on politics through powerful acting and performance.

Western North Carolina business leaders evaluate fall tourism as region recovers

By Sarah Lewisohn | October 21

Hurricane Helene devastated western North Carolina just before the region's tourism season, which generations billions of dollars to sustain local businesses ...

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Art Exhibition "Home and Away" debuted at The ArtsCenter in Carrboro

By Ella Williams | October 21

The "Home and Away" Art Exhibition explores the concept of home through art. It opened on Oct. 11 at The ArtsCenter in Carrboro.

Op-ed: Voting for Josh Stein is crucial for the future of North Carolina's democracy

October 21

"To protect our voices and our votes, we must look to leaders like Josh Stein, whose record as attorney general has consistently demonstrated his commitment ...

Coker Arboretum is known for its beautiful foliage and peaceful spots to rest.

Column: Mental health is more than a well-being day

By Katie Littlejohn | October 21

"Mental health is a continuous effort, one that requires unwavering commitment and support."

A guide to Orange County's bond referendums

By Sarah Clements | October 20

All Orange County ballots will have a bond referendum that will give voters the ability to decide if the county can raise funds to repair, upgrade and ...

No-confidence resolutions fail to pass through UNC Joint Governance Council

By Caleb Herrera | October 20

No-confidence resolutions for Chancellor Lee Roberts and Provost Chris Clemens were entertained in the Joint Governance Council on Wednesday, struck down ...

Lack of effort in penalty boxes plagues No. 7 UNC men's soccer in loss to No. 4 Pitt

By Cade Shoemaker | October 20

UNC surrenders late second half goal in 2-1 loss to Pitt.

'I think it's just bizarre': Student organizations discuss on-campus event pricing

By Tulsi Asokan | October 20

Student organizations pay up to $1,550 for event rentals in the Student Union, along with additional fees for equipment and services.