WCHL Introduces Chapelboro Cup for 2014 High School Football
Chapelboro and WCHL are excited to announce the Chapelboro Cup, an award to be given annually to the Chapelboro-area high school football team with the best record.
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Chapel Hill Girls’ Basketball Fights For Perfection Monday Night
The quest for perfection by the Chapel Hill girls’ basketball team, which was postponed Friday due to winter weather, takes place Monday night, and WCHL brings it to you live.
Read MoreThawing Temperatures On Their Way
National Weather Service meteorologist Kathleen Carroll says the forecast is clear of frozen precipitation–at least in the near future–and temperatures are projected to be in the 40s Friday.
Read MoreThe Calm Between The Storms, 1 To 3 Inches Of Snow Still To Come
National Weather Service meteorologist Scott Sharp says not to get overconfident during the lull in the storm Thursday morning. More winter weather is on its way.
Read MoreRDU Sees Cancellations Ahead Of Winter Weather
“Airlines have posted approximately 30 departure cancellations to destinations across the country,” Hamlin says.
Read MoreGov. McCrory Addresses Impending Winter Weather
Governor Pat McCrory declared a state of emergency ahead of this week’s winter storm.
Read MoreSix To 11 Inches Of Snow, Ice Possible By Thursday
Projections have jumped to between six and 11 inches of snow and ice for Orange County before the end of the day Thursday.
Read MoreChapel Hill-Carrboro Could See Upwards Of Four Inches Of Snow, Ice
National Weather Service senior forecaster Scott Sharp says this storm will hit the western part of the Triangle more than those in the east.
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Willingham Considers Suing UNC Provost Jim Dean
UNC clinical counselor and academic advisor Mary Willingham says she’s considering a lawsuit against Provost Jim Dean for his comments about her release of data to the public.
Read MoreWednesday Weather Looking White And Wild
A winter storm watch goes into effect Wednesday at 12:00 a.m. and extends until Thursday at 6:00 p.m. We could see 2-4 inches of winter weather in that time.
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