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Jemele Hill moved to the Triangle to take an internship working as a sports reporter at The News & Observer. That eventually turned into a full-time job, and while she didn’t stay in the area for long, that gig helped set the tone for a career that brought her to ESPN — first as a columnist, and eventually as a host of SportsCenter.

What happens when a black father tries to do his young daughter’s natural hair for the first time? In the animated short “Hair Love” a battle ensues: The…

What happens when a black father tries to do his young daughter’s natural hair for the first time? In the animated short “Hair Love” a battle ensues: The…

The Atlantic Coast Conference is roughly a month away from launching its new ESPN-partnered TV channel and still awaiting key deals with several cable…

Longtime ESPN anchor Stuart Scott died of cancer Sunday morning. He was 49 years old. Scott was known for his on-camera presence, and the catch-phrases he…

Can an NFL running back muster the same force as a running bull? Does a nine-foot python squeeze harder than a martial arts star? Television host John…

Can an NFL running back muster the same force as a running bull? Does a nine-foot python squeeze harder than a martial arts star? Television host John…