97.9 the Hill's Andrew Stuckey fills in for Aaron Keck with the morning news. In this edition of the news, we check the local government meeting schedule, learn about some feedback opportunities for Pittsboro residents, hear about an organization fostering difficult political conversations in person, and more. In sports, the UNC Football team's season comes to an end, and more.

In today's news: a milestone night for UNC basketball star Indya Nivar, and a preview of Saturday's UNC-NC State football game.

97.9 The Hill's Andrew Stuckey fills in for Aaron Keck, presenting the morning news. In this edition of the news, we hear from U.S. Rep. Valerie Foushee on Health Care. We hear from State Superintendent Mo Green on improving education. We hear from Carolina Connection on students celebrating Thanksgiving locally. In sports, the UNC Men's Basketball team got a win last night, and both they and the women's team play games on Thanksgiving. We also check the rest of the UNC sports schedule, and more.

97.9 The Hill's Andrew Stuckey fills in for Aaron Keck with the morning news. In this edition of the news, we take a deep dive on the Chatham Park South Village Small Area Plan with the Pittsboro Board of Commissioners. We hear a Carolina Connection story on the beekeeping club at UNC working against food insecurity. In sports, UNC Women's Soccer has their season end in the round of 16, basketball gears up after a week off, and more.

In today's news: Chapel Hill police search for a missing teen, and the Triangle continues to reel from this week's anti-immigrant crackdown.

In today's news: the Carrboro Town Council approves a downtown area plan and an anti-ICE resolution supporting local immigrants.

In today's news: local leaders issue forceful statements denouncing federal immigration-enforcement operations in the Triangle.

In today's news: immigration officials arrive in Raleigh, and Chapel Hill-Carrboro schools face a funding cut over declining enrollment.

In today's news: Chapel Hill police investigate mail thefts and step up patrols on trails after a series of suspicious-person reports.

In today's news: UNC trustees narrowly approve a tuition increase, and Carolina women's basketball takes a loss to No. 3 UCLA.

In today's news: UNC names Magnus Egerstedt as its new provost, and Karen Stegman announces a run for Orange County Commissioner.

In today's news: Pittsboro approves a Chatham Park plan, two Eastgate businesses reopen after Chantal, and UNC basketball gets a win.

In today's news: UNC officials reject the Trump administration's proposed "compact" with colleges and universities.

In today's news: the Pittsboro town board preps for tonight's meeting, with decisions on two major development proposals.

In today's news: Orange County Commissioners approve $54,000 in emergency funding for local hunger-relief organizations.

In today's news: Pittsboro residents weigh in on the town's Small Area Plan, and local officials tackle hunger relief amidst SNAP cuts.

In today's news: the results are in from this year's election, with a shakeup in Durham but little suspense in Orange County.

In today's news: polls open across the Triangle for Election Day 2025, and UNC men's and women's basketball open their seasons with big wins.

In today's news: early voting wraps up ahead of Election Day, and UNC football gets back in the win column with a victory over Syracuse.

In today's news: UNC football preps for a Halloween showdown at Syracuse, but Chapel Hill is not prepping to shut down Franklin Street.