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Some Chapel Hill residents cheer as indoor bars reopen, but others worry it’s too early because the pandemic isn’t over.

Online proctoring services require test-takers to keep their webcams and microphones on, and in some cases relinquish computer control.

It’s been 100 years since the first woman was elected to a NC state office. But now, women still make up 25% of the General Assembly – well below the percentage of women in the state’s population.

Many members of the UNC community – including some students – are now eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine, but some are struggling to find appointments to actually get their shots.

While fewer people are hesitant to get the vaccine now than earlier in the year, health officials say more needs to be done to make sure people trust the science.

College students are struggling to afford their textbooks, but advocates are working to overcome the financial burden.

Families in the Chapel Hill-Carrboro City School system are deciding whether to keep their kids remote or let them return to the classroom.