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Chapel Hill leaders are considering a temporary move for the police department to the former Blue Cross Blue Shield site while the town funds a new headquarters. The lease would cost about $1.5 million.
Sarah Krueger, WRAL investigative reporter and Ashley Rowe, WRAL anchor/reporter
A major crackdown will be announced Wednesday. Law enforcement agencies from across the Triangle are working together to stop illegal dirt bike and ATV riding.
ATVs and dirt bikes doing stunts and weaving in and out of traffic on busy roads has become a common problem in Durham and one that drivers are tired of dealing with.
Sarah Krueger, WRAL senior Durham reporter
A years-long problem of reckless ATV riders in Durham and Chapel Hill has frustrated police departments and drivers.
In the past two days, Chapel Hill police officers have reported two black bear sightings along Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard.
The Chapel Hill Police Department announced Tuesday morning that an officer died Monday.
Chapel Hill police are investigating reported gunshots in the 100 block of Timber Hollow Ct.
In the first two weeks of 2023, Chapel Hill has nearly eclipsed its total of shootings from 2022. WRAL News spoke with the Chapel Hill police chief to learn what authorities will do to address this recent string of shootings.
Monica Casey, WRAL Durham reporter
Celisa Lehew will be Chapel Hill's ninth police chief. Lehew will be the town's first woman police chief.
It was announced that Assistant Chief Celisa Lehew will be Chapel Hill's ninth police chief. Lehew will be the town's first woman police chief.
Ms. Mugweru recently contacted police to offer her sincere appreciation to officers Barcenas and Christensen for their care when she was in labor.
Mark Bergin, WRAL senior multiplatform producer
Chapel Hill Police Chief Chris Blue is retiring on Dec. 31.
Chapel Hill Police Chief Chris Blue is retiring on December 31st.
Chris Blue has been with Chapel Hill police since he was sworn in as a patrol officer in 1997.
Law enforcement officials and mental health professionals from 25 states are gathering in Chapel Hill this week.
Chapel Hill is hosting the annual National Co-Responder Conference from Sunday, June 5th, through Wednesday, June 8th.
Chapel Hill Police Chief Chris Blue is retiring at the end of 2022, capping 25 years of service to the town.
A new initiative aims to more more female police officers, with a goal of 30% of police recruit classes to be women by 2030.
Monica Casey, WRAL reporter
The Chapel Hill Police Department is getting a new canine officer, Mando.
The North Carolina Sheriffs Association wants mental health counselors, not deputies to respond to certain 911 calls where people are in a mental health or substance abuse crisis. The Chapel Hill Police Department has been doing that for almost 50 years.
From crisis team responders to K9 unit supervisors, law enforcement professionals around the Triangle serve in a diverse array of positions. Peel back the curtain and see what their day-to-day life entails.
Abbey Slattery, WRAL Digital Solutions
Cities across the Triangle are seeing an uptick in catalytic converter thefts.
Kirsten Gutiérrez, WRAL reporter
The Town of Chapel Hill has prohibited the use of chokeholds and other neck restraints by police officers.
Jessica Patrick, WRAL multiplatform producer
Chapel Hill police said a suspect was arrested and charged in a hit-and-run incident that happened last weekend.
