News on The Hill with Andrew Stuckey

97.9 The Hill News Director Brighton McConnell brings local news stories to listeners on Thursday, August 5. The UNC campus community voices concern about public health measures ahead of the new fall semester, while university leadership cites its testing program and vaccination rates. CHCCS leadership discusses changes in the district’s public health measures. Sports betting may soon be coming to North Carolina. Plus: two former Tar Heels earn Olympic medals and Orange County fire officials are set to destroy a stockpile of fireworks.

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97.9 The Hill News Director Brighton McConnell shares several local news reports with listeners on Wednesday, August 4. Gov. Cooper announces the latest COVID-19 vaccine lottery winner and shares updated data. Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools passes mask and coronavirus testing requirements for the upcoming school year. Chapel Hill High School holds a ribbon-cutting ceremony. Plus: PlayMakers Repertory Company announces its slate of 2021-2022 plays…for in-person viewings!

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97.9 The Hill News Director Brighton McConnell shares news stories from around the community and state on Tuesday, August 3. A drive-by shooting in Carrboro leaves one injured from gunfire and police looking for answers. North Carolina is increasing its vaccine incentives as local leaders discuss how to approach unvaccinated people about making a difference. Plus: UNC women’s basketball learns one of its non-conference opponents and Chapel Hill is set to add a new grocery store option.

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97.9 The Hill News Director Brighton McConnell starts the week with the latest local news stories on Monday, August 2. A fallen tree sparks a brief power outage for hundreds of Chapel Hill residents. The spread of the COVID-19 delta variant is leading to discussions among elected leaders about how to approach requiring vaccination status. Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools approves an interim plan for having SROs on campuses. Plus: identify theft is rising in the wake of the pandemic and several Tar Heels stand out in Tokyo.

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