The Chapel Hill Hand's Off! protest, which had over 700 attendees, was one of the more than 1,200 protests across the country.
Orange County voters unanimously approved a bond that allocates $125 million to OCS over the next 10 years. Bond projects include one new replacement elementary school, improvements to Orange Middle School and other additions and renovations to support learning outcomes.
The Town restored the sites on March 20 after pushback from the community.
SNAP provides food aid for 13 percent of North Carolinians. Cuts to SNAP or similar programs may leave families with tough decisions to make.
Union County was the first in North Carolina to prohibit the addition of fluroide in public water systems.
The board unanimously approved an Audit Services Contract Amendment and Orange County's Proposed 2025 Priority Legislative Issues.
North Carolina will require all residents to have a REAL ID starting May 7. Those without one would need a passport or military identification to pass through TSA checkpoints at airports.
In the early 1960s, community members and UNC students held protests at what is now the Peace and Justice Plaza.
The Board of Education received a data presentation showing that out-of-school suspensions and disciplinary referrals decreased for multiple student demographic groups. It also unanimously approved the academic calendar for the 2025-26 school year.
As artificial intelligence begins to be implemented at UNC Hospitals, university leaders share the benefits and potential drawbacks of its use.
