UPDATE: Missing Person Found
The Chapel Hill Police Department wants your help in locating 51-year-old Jerry Wayne Williams, who was last seen on August 3, 2014 at the group home where he resides at 1400 Ephesus Church Road.
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Mayor Kleinschmidt Reassures Public Safety for Chapel Hill
In the week following the tragic murder of UNC professor Feng Liu, Chapel Hill citizens have voiced their concerns to Mayor Mark Kleinschmidt about their safety within the community.
Read MoreOrange County Rape Crisis Center Seeks Volunteers
Back to school time is approaching, and the Orange County Rape Crisis Center is now looking for volunteers.
Read MoreOrange County Animal Services Advise Coyote Safety
Orange County Animal Services has released a media advisory about what citizens can do to stay safe and stay smart when it comes to coexisting with wild coyotes in the county and throughout North Carolina.
Read MoreChapel Hill Fire Dept Plans Live Fire Training Near Southern Village
You might smell smoke or see flames near Southern Village next week, but fire officials say there’s no cause for alarm.
Read MoreUNC Campus Security Releases Final Safety Report
A last report was released today by the UNC Campus Security Initiative which provided an in-depth review and recommendations for improving safety and security for all University of North Carolina campuses.
Read MoreMayor, UNC Chancellor Meet to Discuss Safety After Professor’s Murder
Chapel Hill Mayor Mark Kleinschmidt and UNC Chancellor Carol Folt met on Monday to discuss public safety, a subject that’s on everybody’s mind after UNC Professor Feng Liu was murdered last week, while taking a lunchtime walk outside.
Read MoreCHPD Seeks Neighborhood Hosts For National Night Out Safety Events
Next Tuesday marks the 31st annual National Night Out, and Chapel Hill police are inviting residents to join in the effort to fight crime.
Read More‘Operation Firecracker’ Results in Six DWIs Around July 4th
Law enforcement officers all over North Carolina recently carried out a two-week “Booze It and Lose It” initiative called “Operation Firecracker,” in an effort to keep roadways safe around the July 4th holiday.
Read MoreLost Your Pet During 4th of July Weekend? Here Are Some Tips
In the week following the Fourth of July, you’re bound to neighborhood flyers advertising lost pets that fled from loud fireworks.
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