UNC is moving up its vaccination timeline for students following increased supply and news that all North Carolinians will become eligible for their shot on April 7, no matter the group.
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Chapel Hill residents who want to get the COVID-19 vaccine now have a new platform to find...
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Governor Roy Cooper announced all North Carolina residents over the age of 16 will become eligible...
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As 4.1 million doses of the COVID-19 vaccine have been administered across the state, some North Carolinians are still hesitant to get their shot. A majority of those experiencing vaccine hesitancy include people of color and those living in rural communities – some of the most at-risk populations.
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At his press conference on Tuesday, Governor Roy Cooper announced that he will be signing a new...
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Carrboro United – a local food hub program created to protect and stimulate the Carrboro economy during the COVID-19 pandemic – celebrated its one year anniversary Sunday. Program leaders say they plan to continue the service even past the pandemic.
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While several of Orange County’s minority communities have been underrepresented in the COVID-19...
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More college students will be eligible to receive their COVID-19 vaccine beginning April 7. For UNC-Chapel Hill this applies to students living in congregate settings including on-campus dorms and greek life house but also students in off-campus housing like apartment complexes and rented homes.
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As the COVID-19 vaccine becomes more widely distributed across North Carolina, some travelers are ready to take to the skies again.
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Chapel Hill Transit kicked off Transit Team Member Appreciation Week on Monday to honor employees who have kept routes up and running throughout the pandemic.
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