Elizabeth Edwards cancels speech
The sponsor of Elizabeth Edwards' speaking engagement in Detroit this week says Edwards has canceled her appearance to care for her mother.
Auction of Nifong's guitars draws collectors
The perfect instruments for picking the wrongfully prosecuted blues hit the auction block Sunday at a court-ordered sale of former Durham District Attorney Mike Nifong's guitars.
Thorp installed as chancellor
UNC-Chapel Hill Chancellor Holden Thorp wants his university to solve the world's grandest challenges. But to reach this audacious goal, he offered a basic path: ""We just need to take care of our people."
Development leaves town with space to fill
Should Chapel Hill offer economic incentives to attract businesses to town?
Thorp to be installed as UNC chancellor
The new chancellor of UNC-Chapel Hill is expected to talk about his plans for the university at an installation ceremony Sunday during University Day festivities.
DA to decide on seeking death penalty
Orange-Chatham District Attorney Jim Woodall plans to announce Oct. 28 whether he'll pursue the death penalty against six young men accused of murdering 20-year-old Josh Bailey.
Man found dead is identified
Investigators have identified a man found shot to death Sunday off Morrow Mill Road in Orange County.
To vote Nov. 4, register by Friday
But a recent change in state law will allow people to register and vote during early, one-stop voting, which begins Oct. 16 and ends Nov. 1.
Slain man's identity remains a mystery
Triangle Briefs: Four days after discovering a body, Orange County sheriff's investigators were still trying to identify a Hispanic man who was shot in the head and left on the side of the road.
Woman free on bail in killing case
Triangle Briefs: A mother accused of helping her son and his friends hide the body of a man they're charged with shooting is free on $100,000 bail.
Eno 'creatures' puppet parade on way
Dozens of paper butterflies, a giant dragonfly, snake and even a tick will take to Churton Street on Saturday for the first "Creatures of the Eno" handmade puppet parade.
Father of suspect free after posting bond
The aunt of one of the suspects in Josh Bailey's murder says a judge went easy on Greg Minton, the father of another suspect, who went free after posting $100,000 bond Monday.
Town residents urge fight over airport
A group of residents plans to present a petition to the Orange County commissioners today asking the county to fight any taking of rural land for a future airport.
Prior charge didn't stick against suspect
Brandon Hamilton Greene, one of the men accused of killing Josh Bailey, avoided an attempted murder charge last year that police say could have kept him off the streets.
Chapel Hill to celebrate Festifall
The town will hold its 36th annual Festifall Street Fair from 1 to 6 p.m. Sunday on West Franklin Street.
So, med student, how does it feel to be old?
As part of efforts to discourage poor treatment of older patients in hospitals and nursing homes, medical students at UNC-Chapel Hill got a taste this week of how it feels to be old.
Troubled life, violent death
On July 29, police think, Josh Bailey was abducted by acquaintances he thought were friends; he was shot in the head and buried in a shallow grave. On Tuesday, a grand jury indicted nine people in the case.
Elizabeth Edwards cancels speech
Elizabeth Edwards canceled a speech at a conference in Pittsburgh on Thursday, saying she was suffering from a stomach virus.
UNC-CH chancellor starts a blog
UNC-Chancellor Holden Thorp has launched a blog, holden.unc.edu and is using it to share insights and images from his tour of North Carolina.
WHO leader speaks at UNC-CH today
Access to essential medicines is part of the fulfillment of the right to health, says Hans Hogerzeil, a World Health Organization leader who will speak on the subject today at UNC-Chapel Hill.
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