NC Made: Durham’s Old Hillside Bourbon toasts Black heritage one bottle at a time
Bourbon is more than a business for Jesse Carpenter -- it's a tribute to the city that shaped him.
UNC fans who still want Hubert Davis fired were just hit with a sobering...
While there are still some UNC fans who want Hubert Davis fired, ESPN's Jeff Borzello explained why it likely won't happen this offseason.
The Black history behind the diversity of Triangle street names
This Black History Month, a closer look at the Triangle's geography reveals that some of the most powerful civil rights stories aren't archived in museums.
2 drivers injured in crash involving Durham police vehicle
It happened at the intersection of South Roxboro Road and Cornwallis Road
Durham man faces multiple charges after early morning pursuit in Wilmington
WILMINGTON, NC (WWAY) — A Durham man is facing several charges after allegedly fleeing from police officers during a traffic stop in Wilmington. According to the Wilmington Police Department, officers responded around 2:50 a.m. Thursday to the 200 block of North 3rd Street regarding a vehicle operated by a wanted...
Chapel Hill approves up to 700 new homes despite concern about downhill flooding
Construction could start in the next few years on a plan to add up to 710 apartments and for-sale townhomes to 45 acres along Interstate 40 in northern Chapel Hill. The Chapel Hill Town Council heard from about a dozen neighbors of the 860 Weaver Dairy project site on Wednesday and had a robust discussion about...
History of the Campus Echo and The Nubian Message
“To All My Nubian Brothers and Sisters – What’s Up?!” were the famous first words from Tony Williamson, the founder and first Editor-in-Chief of The Nubian Message. The first issue of The Nubian Message was released 33 years ago on Nov. 30, 1992, after over 200 students gathered in the Brickyard and burned the...
Chapel Hill: Weaver Dairy Road Developments, Black History Recognition, Legion Road Update
Chapel Hill Mayor Jess Anderson spoke with 97.9 The Hill’s Andrew Stuckey on Thursday, February 26. She discussed the news of a Barnes and Noble coming to University Place later this year. She also talked about the recent Town Council meeting, which saw a recognition of Black History Month, and approval of a couple...
Downtown Durham Power Huddle Scrambles To Rescue NC Child Care
State lawmakers and local leaders are set to pack into downtown Durham on Thursday for a blunt conversation about what many say is a child-care system on the ropes in North Carolina. The roundtable at Kate’s Korner will bring legislators, providers and advocates to the same table to hunt for quick fixes and sketch...
911 calls reveal more details in Durham mom’s murder charge
Recently released 911 calls provide a clearer picture of what happened on Chartwell Court the night of February 12.
