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
Chapel Hill drops proposed charter changes after public pushback
Chapel Hill Town Council abandoned two proposed charter changes Wednesday night after hearing public feedback.
Raleigh unveils safe streets action plan to curb serious crashes, traffic deaths
The plan identifies high-risk intersections and corridors where upgrades could reduce severe crashes.
Durham schools prioritizing wellness to curb chronic absenteeism
Attendance in Durham Public Schools has not rebounded since the pandemic, with new district data showing that at least 37% of students are frequently missing class.
Holly Springs mother, eight children look for a new place to call home after fire
Holly Springs fire officials confirmed the fire started outside the home and was accidental.
Ex-Benson police officer charged with rape, kidnapping, burglary; bond set at $5M
According to court records, Peter Blake is accused of breaking into a home and sexually assaulting someone.
Historic American Legion post in Durham gets free new roof
The second-oldest Black American Legion Post in the country, American Legion Post 175 in Durham, is getting a new roof at no cost.
Holly Springs considers updating e-bike rules as safety concerns grow
The Holly Springs Town Council will discuss possible changes to local e-bike regulations Tuesday night as safety concerns continue to rise.
Flock cameras use to get second look as privacy concerns grow in Chatham County
Chatham County leaders said they want a better understanding of both the technology and their contract with Flock Safety.
Red mound ants take over Wendell Park in NC; other warm weather bugs, insects to look out for
The ants are not fire ants, but a non-stinging species that can still bite and irritate skin.
WCPSS leaders debate calendar changes to some year-round schools to address under-enrollment
District leaders are working to address under-enrollment at some year-round schools while also cutting costs.