Cindy Bae
She joined ABC11 in May 2022 as a reporter after she spent two years working as a reporter/weekend anchor at WITN, the NBC affiliate in Greenville.
Before moving to North Carolina, Cindy worked in newsrooms in Florida, Washington, D.C. and Louisiana, where she covered back-to-back Hurricanes Laura and Delta in 2020 at KPLC in Lake Charles.
Her work was also included in the South Florida Sun Sentinel's winning Pulitzer entry covering the Parkland shooting before she went into broadcast journalism and pursued her master's degree at American University.
When she's not working, Cindy loves to be a cat mom to Witney, who was found outside the WITN station watching the 11 p.m. news from start to finish.
She also loves spending time with her husband and exploring the Triangle together, if there's food involved.
Feel free to reach out to Cindy with your story ideas, restaurant suggestions, or to dote on our pets!
Cindy's Stories
NC gas station workers hear 'cracking' sound, get out seconds before roof collapse
Some debris landed on Hillsborough Street, with merchandise scattered as far as 50 feet from the building.
Large oak tree crashes into Wake County home during heavy rain
Heavy rain caused damage across northern Wake County on Thursday, including a large oak tree that fell onto a home on Daycroft Court.
Families seek answers on STEAM2 future as they prepare for closure of Glenwood Elementary
Families in Orange County want to know what's the future of the STEAM Squared, or STEAM2, magnet curriculum.
Former Cary town manager's use of public funds called 'questionable' in state's 2,600+ page audit
The report details what investigators say was public money spent in ways that appear excessive.
Driver charged in deadly RDU Fast Park shuttle bus crash gets court hearing, bond set at $300K
Authorities say the man charged ran a red light and crashed into the shuttle bus on July 4th, causing it to roll over.
Cyclosporiasis cases in North Carolina increase; Wake County seeing the most patients
Since May 1, Wake County has reported more than 180 confirmed cyclospora cases, with four people hospitalized.
AbbVie pharmaceutical project moves forward in Durham: 'Huge deal'
Durham County leaders are considering an incentive package as a major pharmaceutical investment moves closer to construction.
Despite NC drought, teen's landscaping business is still seeing green after shift in focus
He started the business after graduation from Chapel Hill High School and says the demand for landscaping services remains strong.
As drought persists, Orange County leaders keep watchful eye on conditions, water supply
People who live across the county continue to see the effects of prolonged dry conditions, even after recent rainfall
Large power outage affects east and southeast Durham, traffic lights out
At its peak, about 3,000 customers were without power. Numerous traffic signals remain without power.