Chapel Hill Seeking Lease for Temporary Police Department Home
The Chapel Hill Police Department has been residing at 828 Martin Luther King Blvd while renovations are underway.
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On Air Today: Sgt. Charlie Pardo and PIO Alex Carrasquillo of Chapel Hill Police
Chapel Hill Police Sergeant Charlie Pardo and Public Information Officer Alex Carrasquillo spoke with 97.9 The Hill’s Andrew Stuckey on Wednesday, July 26th. They discussed National Night Out, coming up on Tuesday, August 1st. They outlined the Night Out events happening, including the town-wide event at the Hargraves Community Center. They shared what people can expect at the Night Out events, and the importance of having such events in the community.
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Chapel Hill Police Report More Car Break-Ins, Including 13 in A Week
As the summer continues, so does a recurring problem for vehicle owners in Chapel Hill: car...
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Chapel Hill Police Locate Pair of Teenagers After Day-Long Search
UPDATE: Chapel Hill Police said Sunday that Antonio and Alicia Panet-Raymond were each found...
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UPDATE: Missing Chapel Hill 16-Year-Old Safely Located
**UPDATE** Chapel Hill Police reported that Colby Williams has been safely located. The Chapel...
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Police: Chapel Hill Gas Station Robbed Early Friday Morning
Two men robbed a gas station off a popular Chapel Hill road early Friday morning, according to...
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Chapel Hill Police: Crash on MLK Boulevard Kills 77-Year-Old
Chapel Hill police are investigating after a vehicle struck and killed a pedestrian on MLK Boulevard Thursday night.
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Chapel Hill Police Share Details on Increase of Car Break-ins
Over the last three months, there has been a rise in reported car break-ins, according to Chapel...
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Chapel Hill Police Investigating Gunfire, Damage in Apartment Community
A report of gunshots and building damage in an apartment community early Saturday morning is being...
Read MoreOn Air Today: Chapel Hill Police Chief Celisa Lehew and Sgt. Prairie Osborne
Chapel Hill Police chief Celisa Lewew and Sergeant Prairie Osborne spoke with 97.9 The Hill’s Andrew Stuckey on Tuesday, April 11th. They discussed the G.E.M.S. program–Girls Empowered Motivated Spectacular, which allows young women to explore future careers in community safety and local government. The program is open to girls aged 14-19 and begins on May 11th.
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