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97.9 The Hill WCHL (97.9 FM / 1360 AM) will begin airing hourly national updates from ABC News Radio in its broadcasts starting on Monday, May 4. The Chapel Hill radio station’s affiliation change comes ahead of CBS News shuttering its radio division after nearly a century of broadcasting, which is set to happen on May 22 after being announced in March. It has been...

Wake County has ended a contract with the nonprofit it hired to run its newest homeless shelter as the state investigates the organization. “Wake County was recently made aware of concerning operational practices with The Bryant Center’s operations,” the county said in a statement Friday. “In response, the County proactively sent a notice to terminate the agreement with the center as the shelter operator...

The Wolfpack shortstop is proving to be a revelation for his squad, despite the fact that he could still be in high school at this point.

Wake County has cut ties with The Bryant Center, pulling the nonprofit as operator of the Second Street Place shelter after the N.C. Department of Labor opened wage and hour investigations. While the main facility heads into a multimillion-dollar overhaul, the county is keeping beds available at a temporary overnight site.

Wake County launches anonymous 5–10 minute survey to learn local pet owners’ needs, from vet care to other animal services, open to residents through May 15.

Wake County marks Preservation Month on May 3 with a celebration at Good Hope Baptist Church in Shotwell, honoring its new historic landmark status, cemetery and African American community.

With Mark Pope's future at Kentucky very much in question Tar Heel fans shouldn't be too concerned just yet.

Thousands of runners weaved through Durham on Saturday morning as part of the Garmin Marathon Series. Photographer Peyton Sickles captured photos for WUNC News:

Tucked along Glenwood Avenue in Raleigh, the Durham Rescue Mission Thrift Store at Brier Creek is the kind of place that stops you in your tracks the moment you walk through the door. With a massive selection of furniture, clothing, kitchen goods, and so much more, it feels less like a thrift store and more like a treasure-packed warehouse.

Investigators have blocked off a portion of Hildebran Lane.