This probably won’t come as a huge surprise – but the amount of money that’s spent by Orange County residents exceeds the amount of money that’s actually spent in Orange County. That’s a phenomenon with a technical term: it’s called a “retail gap.” Delivering his annual “State of the Community” report this week at the Friday Center, Chapel […]

Susan and Aaron recover from the Tar Heels’ loss to Villanova.

The Tar Heels lost, but life goes on! Face Time, downtown planning, and jobs.

We’re still reeling from UNC’s loss in the NCAA title game, so Aaron and Meg console themselves by replaying the call of Marcus Paige’s not-quite-last-second 3-pointer. (And somewhere in there we talk about downtown stuff.)

Wisconsin’s primary takes place Tuesday, April 5.

UNC is in the Final Four and fallout continues from House Bill 2; meanwhile, Tom Stevens gets ready for his State of the Community address.

This week, everyone’s talking about the same two things: House Bill 2 and the Final Four.

Governor McCrory is trying to dispel some “myths” about House Bill 2. Here are a few more he forgot about.

Can you tell the difference between men and women? House Bill 2 thinks you can. Let’s find out.

Meg is joined by Molly DeMarco, Travis Crayton, and Mia Candy to promote “Dream Up Downtown,” a series of free (and fun and informative) walking tours highlighting hidden treasures and spaces in downtown Chapel Hill.