An arrest in Carrboro sparks (false) rumors of an ICE raid; local leaders react to the (possible) end of light-rail plans; and Mayor Lavelle discusses a state-level proposal to require bike registration.

Hemminger reacts to Duke University's decision not to sign a cooperative agreement with Go Triangle on light rail - a move that might kill the whole project.

Commissioner Rich responds to the news that Duke University will not be signing a cooperative agreement with Go Triangle on light rail - a move that might kill the project.

Hillsborough's town board will again discuss a plan to widen Churton Street, as well as a proposal to pursue a public-private partnership on a new train station. Also, the town recognizes a local jazz legend: Billy Strayhorn.

Carrboro Mayor Lavelle recognizes Black History Month. Also, Carrboro officials meet with the CHCCS school board...and Aaron geeks out about Oscar balloting. (It makes sense.)

Chapel Hill celebrates after a big Carolina win over top-ranked Duke. Also: budget season begins, the Greene Tract is back on the agenda, and we discuss a much-discussed plot of land whose ownership is still unknown.

Penny Rich recaps this week's meeting of the Orange County Commissioners - with light rail on the agenda - as well as a discussion on AirBNB and its impact (positive and negative) on the local economy, hotel industry, and housing market.

Mayor Stevens discusses last week's vote not to impose convenience fees on residents who use a credit card to pay their water/sewer bill. Also: Last Friday Art Walk!

Carrboro mayor Lydia Lavelle signs on to a letter condemning ICE raids. Also, progress continues on water and sewer for Rogers Road, and the town names a new poet laureate.

Chapel Hill's mayor signs onto a letter denouncing recent ICE raids. Also, UNC continues its (slow) advance toward clean energy, and Chapel Hill discusses a lack of sufficient downtown parking.