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The local non-profit works to uplift those experiencing poverty or homelessness. This weekend, they’re hosting a summit to tackle these issues.

Claude A. Adams III, a local dentist, has for decades planned to leave a part of estate to the UNC.

In North Carolina, ICE arrested more than 200 immigrants during a recent four-day span.

The proposed redevelopment at a Chapel Hill mobile home park will force 15 residents to relocate to other places in the park.

Police departments are struggling to find qualified applicants, and the number of officers across the country continues to drop.

Several main academic buildings were badly damaged, and the repairs are just getting started.

The Undergraduate Senate wants the dorm renamed, but UNC’s Board of Trustees has a 16 year moratorium on changing the names of buildings.

Low voter turnout in the recent election suggests students don’t seem to care about student government, even during a contentious campaign.

In his first days as interim chancellor, Guskiewicz was responding to questions about Silent Sam and racist photos in UNC’s 1979 yearbook.

The 13th annual “HK on J” march brings thousands of people to Raleigh to rally for social justice.