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Chapel Hill Transit is putting the final touches on a new real-time bus tracking system. The previous system stopped working when phone companies disabled their 3G networks.

Unlike some other schools in the Athletic Coast Conference, UNC doesn’t offer marching band scholarships.

The North Carolina Public Service Workers Union held two protests advocating for a raise to $20 an hour, free parking, and the repeal of a ban on collective bargaining among state and city employees.

Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools have been dealing with a shortage of bus drivers. Now, the district is making changes aimed at fixing the problem for the next school year.

UNC researchers are studying a newly discovered e-cigarette-associated lung injury and its impact on young people.

The North Carolina Senate has passed and sent to the House a billl which limits how public schools talk about gender and sexuality. Supporters call it a “Parents’ Bill of Rights.”

Groups on UNC campus and in Chapel Hill at large are working to raise funds for survivors of the recent earthquakes in Turkey and Syria.

The Board of Trustees’ resolution for a School of Civic Life and Leadership has been met with conservative praise and faculty criticism.