Mayor Pam Hemminger discusses this week's Town Council meeting, which featured a new budget, a conversation about coal ash, and an update on a new municipal services building - now planned for University Place?

Commissioner Mark Marcoplos discusses the county's nearly-final budget - which includes a quarter-cent property tax hike to fund the local fight against climate change.

Chapel Hill Mayor Hemminger discusses budgeting, sewer lines, recognizing local heroes, Greene Tract development, and why the environment is now the town's top priority.

Hillsborough Mayor Stevens on new restaurants and nightlife, an event to mark the 75th anniversary of D-Day, an upcoming budget vote, and a reminder from police: lock your car doors!

Chapel Hill Mayor Hemminger discusses this year's Food For The Summer program, as well as the extension of sewer lines to the Rogers Road community.

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).