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In 2024, stories took our reporters and photographers all over the state, from political rallies in Greensboro to a barrier island near Morehead City and to an iconic golf course in Pinehurst. These are the Photos of the Year from ¹ÏÉñapp.
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In 2024, the stories that consumed many North Carolinians were related to a polarizing election and a devastating hurricane.
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'They want to stay here': Preserving the future of Chapel Hill's oldest historically Black communityLongtime residents of Chapel Hill's Northside Neighborhood worry about the changing face of the community. Today, efforts have been made to help residents remain in Northside while educating and encouraging students to take a more active role within the community.
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For the first time ever, fans will be able to purchase beer and wine when they attend UNC men’s and women’s basketball games at the Smith Center and Carmichael Arena.
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The closing of the Chapel Hill location of Schoolkids Records leaves Chapel Hill without a record store for the first time in decades.
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North Carolina Surgical Hospital is the single largest addition to UNC Hospitals' campus in 72 years.
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In the year since a professor was killed at UNC-Chapel Hill, university officials have changed how they train for and respond to an active shooter on campus.
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The museum is providing glasses for people who are color blind through a partnership with California-based company EnChroma.
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UNC-Chapel Hill nursing students studying pediatric care used virtual reality technology to help make up missed clinical hours.
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The police headquarters for the town of Chapel Hill is currently located at 828 Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard. In 2013, toxic coal ash was discovered on this site. A new draft agreement on how to move forward with this property is now available for public comment.