Bars became a safe place during a decade of change for the N.C. LGBTQ+ community
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Statewide policy battles have the tendency to cause a public stir.
When a 911 call sends emergency medical services to help a person who has overdosed on opioids, it’s anyone’s guess what the scene will look like once the ambulance arrives.
Tuesday night’s Carrboro Board of Aldermen meeting may be one of its last — at least as Aldermen.
UNC Junior Gabe Simpson said getting around Chapel Hill takes a lot of planning.
After a rocky start to the semester, Cedar Ridge High School has a new interim principal.
Rev. Robert Campbell beams with pride whenever he talks about the Rogers Road Community Center. The center is designed with constant usage in mind — large rooms provide space for the host of programs offered within its walls.
Students preparing to begin school at Cedar Ridge High School were in for a surprise when they received schedules in the mail — unwanted classes, empty blocks and overcrowded rooms were standard.
North Carolina became the first state in the South to ban state funding for conversion therapy for minors on Aug. 2 after Gov. Roy Cooper signed an executive order preventing the N.C. Department of Health and Human Services from supporting the practice.
A tornado touched down in Hillsborough on Friday afternoon, one of a string of similar storms across the area.
In the wake of the Durham Orange Light Rail Transit project’s recent collapse, many are left asking the question, “What’s next?”
This legislative session in North Carolina has already seen its fair share of bills about LGBTQ+ rights — from repealing HB2 to banning gay marriage — but the gay rights movement didn't always have its roots in policy initiatives.
North Carolina legislators filed three bills in support of LGBTQ+ rights Thursday, a change of pace from anti-LGBTQ+ legislation filed last month.
Justice Cheri Beasley was formally sworn in as chief justice of the state Supreme Court at a ceremony Thursday afternoon. Beasley, having served in North Carolina courts for 20 years, over six of which on the Supreme Court, is the first Black woman in North Carolina history to be Chief Justice.
Four years after the U.S. Supreme Court’s Obergefell v. Hodges decision made gay marriage legal across the United States, some members of the General Assembly are trying to reverse the policy.
U.S. Rep. Walter Jones, R-N.C., died on Sunday afternoon, leaving another U.S. House of Representatives seat from North Carolina in question.
Chapel Hill voters approved a $10 million bond for affordable housing in November 2018, but that doesn’t mean that the issue of affordable housing for low-income residents has been solved.
National bike retailer Performance Bicycle will likely close its doors in Chapel Hill, but local cyclists aren't worried.
Even though Orange County is home to a major North Carolina hospital, some rural residents still have limited access to health care.
The Orange County School Board unanimously approved a new school assignment policy on Jan. 14 in preparation for future school redistricting.
The destroyed Confederate statue protesters toppled in Durham in 2017 should be placed in a nearby building in its current state, the committee tasked with researching its future said on Tuesday.