The court will decide in the coming months if the judicial branch has the constitutional right to order the legislative branch to appropriate money for the improvement plan, as well as if the trial court’s order to implement this plan extends beyond the five counties in the original case.
For some people, finding mental health care providers that accept their insurance can be difficult.
According to the Housing and Transportation Affordability Index, most Chapel Hill residents spend 65 percent of their income or more on housing and transportation combined.
“If it's not cis male dominated, it’s very women centered,” Greer Roberts, one of the founders of Splitgill Carpentry, said. “Which is cool, and that needs to be a space but, that doesn't really fit either of us. So we needed to make our own space.”
The Harper v. Hall series took the main stage in North Carolina politics with the third case in the series, Harper III, being decided this year.
OCS child nutrition director Sara Pitts said the county aims to tailor its food options to student preferences, following trends and turning them into healthier options to meet federal school nutrition guidelines.
"To see someone muster up the courage to respond through joy, it's just a ray of light that we desperately need," Zalman Bluming, the rabbi of Chabad of Durham/Chapel Hill, said.
Shrunken Head Boutique is adding a second storefront at 161 E. Franklin St., just a few doors down from its current location. The new store, which will house Shrunken Head's UNC merchandise, will likely open in early 2024.
In episode 3 of Before You Vote, City & State desk editor Ethan Horton continues to break down what you need to know before voting in the 2023 local elections. This week, writers Emma Hall and Tori Newby join the podcast to talk about the Carrboro Town Council race and how Chapel Hill candidates view issues like park sustainability and the environment.
Environmental sustainability issues such as housing, transportation and parks are three of the major issues in the upcoming town council election. Candidates discuss their approaches and potential policies in this breakdown.
In episode 3 of Before You Vote, City & State desk editor Ethan Horton continues to break down what you need to know before voting in the 2023 local elections. This week, writers Emma Hall and Tori Newby join the podcast to talk about the Carrboro Town Council race and how Chapel Hill candidates view issues like park sustainability and the environmental protection. Don't forget to vote! Early voting ends tomorrow and this Tuesday, November 7, is Election Day. Audio editing by Sierra Pfeifer and music by Adrian Tillman.
