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The Morning News: Early Voting, Affordable Housing, and UNC Women’s Basketball
In today’s news: early voting turnout remains high across North Carolina, and UNC women’s basketball gears up for a big season.
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With Defense Bringing No Additional Evidence in Hedgepeth Murder Trial, Here Are Highlights from the Testimony
The trial over Faith Hedgepeth’s 2012 murder will pick up on Wednesday with the defense’s evidence. Here are the highlights so far.
On Air Today: Talking Chapel Hill Biscuit Festival with SECU Family House Executive Director Kelly Thompson
Executive Director of SECU Family House Kelly Thompson spoke with 97.9 The Hill’s Andrew Stuckey on Tuesday, October 20. She discussed the upcoming Chapel Hill Biscuit Festival on October 24-25. She talked about the origin of the Chef’s Tasting Event on Sunday, which is the brainchild of acclaimed local chef Spring Council. She also outlined the role SECU Family House plays in the community, and the importance of supporting that work.
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The Evening News: Trial Update, Chatham Park South Village, Michael Malone
97.9 The Hill’s Andrew Stuckey presents the evening news. Included in this edition of the news, we get a recap of the prosecutions case in the Hedgepeth murder trial, which will resume after taking today off. We also hear more on the plans for Chatham Park’s South Village. We also get an update of our local government meeting schedule, and more. In sports, UNC Men’s Basketball Head Coach Michael Malone addresses the rebounding discrepancy in their exhibition loss to Indiana over the weekend, and more.
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Chatham County Roundup: Commissioner Karen Howard on Legislative Priorities, and More
Chatham County Commissioner Karen Howard spoke with 97.9 The Hill’s Andrew Stuckey on Tuesday, October 20, discussing county news and events. She spoke about a recent conference of state county commissioners to set legislative priorities and how that process works. She also talked about recent meetings of the County Commissioners, which included budget discussions, and more.
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Hillsborough: ICE Detention for Local Resident, Police Summit, Early Voting
Hillsborough Mayor Mark Bell spoke with 97.9 The Hill’s Andrew Stuckey on Tuesday, October 20, discussing town news and events. He revisited the ongoing detention of Isaac Gallegos by ICE, and his decision to release an official statement calling for Gallegos release. He also recapped a recent Police Summit held by the Hillsborough Police Department in order to communicate with the community and more. He also discussed the early voting period, which continues in Hillsborough and the rest of the community, and more.
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UNC Women’s Basketball Ranked No. 12 in 2026-27 AP Preseason Poll
Head coach Courtney Banghart and UNC checked in at No. 12 in the AP Preseason Top 25 poll, which was released Tuesday. It's the third consecutive year and fourth overall in Banghart's tenure that the Tar Heels have been ranked inside the top 15 in the preseason poll....
UNC Reaches Deal with Trump Administration’s Justice Department to End Civil Rights Investigations
UNC agreed to terms outlined by both departments to curb race-based considerations in admissions practices and strengthen policies responding to antisemitism.
Never Too Far: Head Coaches Drop The Ball as Educators of the Protect College Sports Act
Should the coaching staffs at major schools help their athletes better understand what faces them in the proposed Protect College Sports Act?
Tell Me Something: How to Classify a Tomato, with UNC’s Melanie Feinberg
Is a tomato a fruit or a vegetable? According to UNC’s Melanie Feinberg, the technically correct answer is: both.
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