More Highlights for Chapel Hill

• WRAL-TV Wraps 5th Annual CBC-UNC Diversity Fellowship Program

  WRAL hosted 12 student journalists from across the country as part of the fifth annual CBC-UNC Diversity Fellowship. Each spring, WRAL teams up with the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill to welcome the students to participate in a
• Man on the Moon

  In 1963, WRAL News director and anchor Bill Armstrong landed an interview with NASA astronaut Neil Armstrong, no relation, at the Morehead Planetarium in Chapel Hill. Neil Armstrong and other astronauts were there January 28-30, 1963 learning about celestial navigation.
• Bob Knapp wins tournament

  WRAL-TV weather and sports announcer Bob Knapp accepting trophy after winning a media golf tournament. Knapp shot an even-par 72 at the Finley course in Chapel Hill to take the crown.

• WRAL Staffers Create App to Make UNC Academic Fraud Records Available to Viewers

  When the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill posted 200,000-plus pages of public records on its website last month, it allowed the public to read some of the 5 million pages of emails, memos and other documents collected as part
• Stuart Scott introduces Tar Heels

  ESPN star Stuart Scott introduces UNC team at Late Night with Roy event. Scott was a WRAL-TV reporter who gained fame as a network sports anchor.