UNC Showing Interest in Former Top-100 Recruit, FAU Transfer
This transfer has been gaining interest from the Tar Heels.
Wonderful Water: Great Water and Good Times
(featured image via OWASA) This month on “Wonderful Water,” join 97.9 The Hill’s Andrew Stuckey for a conversation with Johnny Riley, OWASA Reservoir and Land Resources Supervisor and Katie Hall, OWASA Public Information Officer, about recreation at University Lake and Cane Creek Reservoir as the weather warms up!
ESPN’s evaluation of Duke’s offseason shows monumental task for Manny Diaz in 2026
It has been a tough offseason in Durham thanks to Darian Mensah and Miami.
Durham Rolls Dice On Backyard Tiny Homes In $1.75 Million Loan Pilot
Durham Rolls Dice On Backyard Tiny Homes In $1.75 Million Loan Pilot. Durham is putting $1.75 million on the table for a new pilot program that helps homeowners build tiny rental units, known as accessory dwelling units (ADUs), on their lots and keep those units affordable for three decades. The effort teams the city's Housing & Neighborhood Services department with local builder Coram Houses to...
Popular burger chain is opening new Triangle location soon. Here’s when & where
A popular burger chain is opening another Triangle location — and fans won’t have to wait for long. Starting this month, Shake Shack will bring its menu of sandwiches, fries and milkshakes to the Raleigh suburb of Morrisville. Here’s what the the burger joint said about the Morrisville location and its public grand-opening celebration, which is scheduled for Wednesday, May 13. Shake Shack coming...
Saint Augustine’s University Bankruptcy Raises Questions
The Saint Augustine’s University bankruptcy filing has placed one of the nation’s oldest HBCUs at the center of a difficult conversation about money, accreditation, student support, and the future of historic Black institutions. The Raleigh, North Carolina university announced that its Board of Trustees approved a Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing as part of a larger effort to reorganize its finances and create a path...
Driver charged with felony hit and run in Raleigh pedestrian death
The collision sent the pedestrian over a bridge and into the road below, where he was struck by several other cars.
Looking back: A physician’s remembrances, business activity in Oxford and no movies on Sundays
A Black physician recalls early-1900s Creedmoor life, a snapshot of Oxford workers in 1930, and the 1942 ordinance that banned Sunday movies but allowed other recreation.
Cathy Hughes Shares Her Story at Inaugural Her Legacy Event in Durham
Cathy Hughes Shines at Inaugural Her Legacy Event in Durham. The first Her Legacy event in Durham on May 2 brought together inspiration, laughter and hard-earned wisdom as Urban One founder Cathy Hughes joined on-air talents RoyalTea and Mir.I.Am for a candid conversation about purpose, perseverance and legacy. Hughes, a...
Opposition to Data Centers Intensifies in North Carolina
Data center moratoriums continue to expand across the state, according to an analysis by the N.C. Data Center Newsletter. As developers race to build data centers to meet a growing demand for computing power for AI, residents across the country are increasingly trying to limit where they can be built, Inside Towers reported.
