'Somebody is going to die': Community weighs in on police conduct at protests
The Community Policing Advisory Committee heard several speakers who denounced police officers for escorting groups supporting the monument into campus, ...
Read More »The Community Policing Advisory Committee heard several speakers who denounced police officers for escorting groups supporting the monument into campus, ...
Read More »Following a public records request by the DTH for communications to the Chancellor's Office on Aug. 20 and 21, the University released 18 emails, one ...
Read More »On Tuesday morning, local first responders gathered at Chapel Hill Fire Station to honor the bravery of those whose lives were lost on Sept. 11, and looked ...
Read More »Although Hurricane Florence was upgraded to a Category 4 on Monday, the National Hurricane Center said it likely hasn't reached peak intensity yet. Chapel ...
Read More »Town, state and national officials weigh in and offer guidance for the upcoming Hurricane Florence. Gov. Roy Cooper issued a state of emergency and requested ...
Read More »Chapel Hill police responded to reports of multiple gunshots fired near Country Fried Duck on Sunday.
Read More »“Until the school moves Silent Sam and the pedestal off campus, this is going to keep happening." Another clash between two groups of demonstrators ...
Read More »Following the destructive responses to Nike's controversial ad campaign starring Colin Kaepernick, Hillsborough police have asked members of the community ...
Read More »UNC political science professor Frank Baumgartner recently published a book on his research of over 20 million traffic stops, and his findings suggest ...
Read More »The Midway Barber Shop, one of Carrboro's oldest black-owned businesses, recently celebrated it's 70th birthday.
Read More »Hillsborough police released a statement on Friday saying that two individuals were arrested on Aug. 30 for possession of an explosive device.
Read More »Many in the Chapel Hill community feared Thursday night’s Silent Sam demonstration would turn to violence following Chancellor Carol Folt’s statement ...
Read More »From McCorkle Place to the Orange County Courthouse, supporters and opponents of the anti-Silent Sam movement gather to support their cause.
Read More »In the aftermath of Silent Sam’s Aug. 20 toppling, 12 people have been charged with crimes connected to the Confederate monument’s removal and the ...
Read More »Blue's texts and emails, obtained by WRAL, show the chief telling officers not to engage.
Read More »Just before 2 a.m. on Nov. 21, 1971, a 22-year-old Black man laid dying in the center of UNC’s campus after being stabbed multiple times by a member ...
Read More »UNC and Chapel Hill reported a successful launch of their party registration program.
Read More »At the protest against Silent Sam on Monday, August 20, Maya Little gave remarks before the group marched on McCorkle Place, and hours later, removed ...
Read More »UNC offers many public safety opportunities from the P2P bus system to the LiveSafe app. Police even host events with students to make them feel more ...
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