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The N.C. Supreme Court ruled that the state’s new congressional and legislative district maps were unconstitutional on Feb. 4. This ruling follows allegations of partisan gerrymandering and racial vote dilution.
The Orange County Board of Commissioners is considering regulating large gatherings and protests in Orange County.
While taking the train to visit family, Kathy Minardi often saw pieces of abandoned train cars on the way. It led her to wonder if those materials could be used for good.
Saathee, a free monthly publication focused on highlighting South Asian culture and the community in the Triangle and Triad areas, Charlotte and South Carolina, was created to fill a need.
Since January 2020, rent in Chapel Hill has increased by 24 percent, exceeding the state average increase of 21 percent and the national average increase of 16 percent.
Franklin Street may look a little different this year.
The Chapel Hill Town Council unanimously voted to approve more than $660,000 in funding for affordable housing development at its meeting Wednesday.
Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools Board of Education candidate Meredith Pruitt is substantially outraising her opponents in the upcoming Nov. 2 election.
Dianne Jackson and Anissa McLendon received the Jan Allen Award from the Chapel Hill chapter of the National Organization for Women (NOW) on Oct. 10 for their work helping women and young girls in Chapel Hill.
CLARIFICATION: An earlier version of this article misstated how UNC alumnus Jonah Garson will be departing from his role as chairperson of the Orange County Democratic Party. He will be stepping aside. The Daily Tar Heel apologizes for this error.
Gov. Roy Cooper signed a bill that modifies the current alcohol laws in North Carolina on Sept. 10, including allowing online orders at ABC stores and the purchase of a second alcoholic beverage at college sporting events.
