Chapel Hill is re-examining its grievance policies following the criticism of several high-profile firings of town employees. The issue stems from two firings upheld by town manager Roger Stancil, which were in opposition to recommendations made by the town’s Personnel Appeals Committee.

Laura Rozo, a UNC junior and Morehead-Cain Scholar, died Thursday afternoon after a long battle with cancer. She was 20.

Security cameras show that an unusual pair — a banana and a lobster — might have worked together on March 31 to steal artwork valued at $1,000 from the Student Union.

The wedding of Garrett Hall and Zachary Howell, held Saturday at the Carolina Inn, was the first same-sex ceremony in the hotel’s history.

At the UNC-CH Family Medicine Center, facilities are being remodeled — reflecting larger shifts in the state’s health care industry, involving the use of technology and the role of doctors.

The nominee for next year’s student body treasurer did not pass through Student Congress Tuesday night — forcing Student Body President-elect Christy Lambden to go back to the drawing board.

More than 1,000 people gathered Saturday to celebrate the memory of slain UNC junior Faith Danielle Hedgepeth at the 26th Annual Carolina Indian Circle Powwow at Fetzer Hall.

Student Body President Will Leimenstoll vetoed Tuesday a controversial bill about ammunition funding, saying it was passed without substantial debate.

The Sagebrook of Chapel Hill apartment complex has seen a surge in residential break-ins in the past two months.

An attorney representing sophomore Landen Gambill’s ex-boyfriend says her public accusations — including that the man raped her — have been inaccurate and damaging.

Jacquelyn “Jacki” Taft spent her last night doing something she loved. The 2012 UNC graduate and Chapel Hill resident attended a concert at the Cat’s Cradle in Carrboro before she was killed in a car accident in the early hours of Thursday morning. She was 22.

Local residents upset about the Chapel Hill-Carrboro YMCA’s decision to remove Chapel Hill’s only public racquetball courts won’t be putting down their rackets — or their picket signs — anytime soon.

Campus Y committees will be holding a series of events through this Friday to advocate for Human Rights Week.

Students living around town should make sure to lock their doors and hide their valuables — theft is the most common crime in Chapel Hill and Carrboro.

With prescription drug use increasing nationwide and across North Carolina, state advocates and legislators are redoubling efforts to curb abuse among all state residents — including students.

UNC-system leaders have proposed looking to international students for more money — but those students might not be willing to pay. Under the proposal, international students could pay a higher third-tier tuition rate beyond the system’s current out-of-state and in-state tuition structure.

In April, almost nine years of planning and two years of construction will come to fruition as 140 West — one of Chapel Hill’s biggest mixed-use developments — finally opens its doors.

At just 13 years old, Charly Mann — a Chapel Hill resident during the early ‘60s — took part in the March on Washington, where he saw Martin Luther King Jr. deliver his iconic “I Have a Dream” speech.

As UNC physics professor Paul Frampton continues to serve time on house arrest in Argentina, a lawsuit he had previously filed against the University was dismissed Monday by an N.C. judge.

After a year of hard work and heated discussions, the Historic Rogers Road Neighborhood Task Force might be put away for good.