June is Pride Month, recognizing the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall riots. Mayor Lydia Lavelle discusses Pride Month events in Carrboro.

County Commissioner Penny Rich discusses budgeting, public transit, and a big development: the extension of sewer lines (finally!) to the Rogers Road community.

Filling in for Mayor Hemminger, Chapel Hill Economic Development Director Dwight Bassett discusses downtown plans, "opportunity zones," Blue Hill changes, office space, and more.

Hillsborough Mayor Stevens discusses the upcoming public hearing on the town's budget proposal.

Carrboro Mayor Lavelle discusses a new town transparency initiative, a groundbreaking for the IFC's new building, and Pride Month (plus the US House's vote on the Equality Act).

Orange County Commissioner Penny Rich discusses ongoing budget talks, the future of public transit post-light rail, and the county's new ordinance on flags (and how to enforce it).

Hillsborough Mayor Stevens discusses an upcoming "remembrance" ceremony for those buried in the Margaret Lane cemetery - and a town board discussion on how to promote (but not actually enforce) a county no-smoking ordinance.

Carrboro Mayor Lavelle discusses the town's budget proposal - and the town's future parking plan.

Chapel Hill Mayor Hemminger discusses the town's 200th anniversary, a highway widening project, new stormwater requirements...and victory in the Chapel Hill-Carrboro Water Challenge!

Orange County Commissioner Mark Marcoplos comes on to discuss local action on climate change and the future of regional transit - including a commuter-rail line through the Triangle.