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WATCH Georgia's James Scott, Freddie Dilione on North Carolina ties
9+ hour, 16+ min ago (48+ words) Georgia basketball players James Scott and Freddie Dilione talk about AAU days in North Carolina and being teammates with Bulldogs on Sept. 29, 2026. Georgia basketball players James Scott and Freddie Dilione talk about AAU days in North Carolina and being teammates…...
Former Chapel Hill teacher pleads guilty to sex with student, sent to prison
14+ hour, 31+ min ago (739+ words) A former Chapel Hill High School teacher will spend up to 16 years in prison after pleading guilty Monday to having sex for nearly three years with a former student. David Orion Bennett, 44, of Carrboro pleaded guilty in Orange County Superior…...
ALE suspends Club O permits, cites drug, security issues at Greensboro nightclub
1+ hour, 11+ min ago (106+ words) Khemari Javon Perry, 21, was shot to death near Edgewater Village Apartments. The confrontation outside Deep Roots Market stirred memories of Greensboro’s deadly 1979 clash involving Klansmen, neo-Nazis and anti-Klan dem… “This isn’t over,” Jennifer Jo Cobb said. “The judgment has not…...
Durham County Sheriff's Office opens annex at RTP as area grows
8+ hour, 55+ min ago (40+ words) "We want to be available and visible to deter crime, but also to respond," Durham County Sheriff Clarence Birkhead said. "We want to be available and visible to deter crime, but also to respond," Durham County Sheriff Clarence Birkhead said....
Durham police target drugs, Fayetteville Street homeless encampment in new operation
12+ hour, 27+ min ago (320+ words) Responding to mounting community complaints about crime and homeless encampments, the Durham Police Department launched a targeted initiative Tuesday afternoon. In a statement and video posted to social media, new Police Chief Stephanie Mardis announced the start of Operation Safe…...
Food Lion Feeds and Carolina Hurricanes Launch Stick It To Hunger
13+ hour, 17+ min ago (330+ words) Season-long partnership connects Hurricanes shots on goal with meals for families in North Carolina Food Lion Feeds Stick It To Hunger Through Stick It To Hunger, Food Lion Feeds will help provide the equivalent of 50 meals for every Carolina Hurricanes…...
Two-alarm fire burns apartment unit in Salem
16+ hour, 14+ min ago (133+ words) A two-alarm fire burned a unit at Capitol Mall Apartments Sept. 29. Salem Fire units were dispatched at approximately 12:30 p.m. to a fire in a ground-floor unit of the two-story building. Fire personnel put the fire out about 10 minutes after being dispatched,…...
Ager, Balkcom lean into mountain roots in new NC11 campaign ads
2+ hour, 13+ min ago (382+ words) Democrat Jamie Ager, in a light-hearted shot of people dancing in a barn, advocated for more barn dances in DC in his new campaign ad, released Sept. 29. “Politicians just dance with the lobbyists, but I’ll take a good mountain hoedown…...
Bill Belichick, North Carolina prepare for No. 3 Notre Dame
22+ hour, 7+ min ago (539+ words) There have been many challenges for coach Bill Belichick in his two seasons at North Carolina. Another big one comes when No. 3 Notre Dame visits Chapel Hill, N.C., on Saturday. "It's the same every week," Belichick said. "Our performance is always…...
Michael Whatley campaigns in Greensboro. See the photos
3+ hour, 16+ min ago (232+ words) Republican U.S. Senate candidate Michael Whatley joined two local business owners at a campaign stop in Greensboro, where he highlighted the cost of living and business costs during the tenure of his Democratic opponent, former Gov. Roy Cooper. Republican Senate candidate…...