Flynn Snyder
Reporter at WTOC-TV (Savannah, GA)
Reporter @WRAL | formerly @wtoc11 | MD native | @uofsc alum Story idea? Reach out at [email protected]
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1 week ago |
wral.com | Flynn Snyder
A young man from Raleigh has had a long 11 months in coming back from a traumatic brain injury. John Walter, 19, was in a coma in WakeMed's intensive care unit for weeks following the June 18 crash on Falls River Drive in a north Raleigh neighborhood. Walter was one of several patients celebrated by WakeMed on Thursday in a recognition of those who overcame life-altering injuries thanks to their medical teams. His perseverance is a fitting tribute during National Trauma Awareness Month.
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1 week ago |
wral.com | Flynn Snyder
When Raleigh city council members meet Monday to begin mulling over the FY26 proposed budget, one group of first responders will be closely watching what's included. The Raleigh Professional Fire Fighters Association is calling on leaders to include separation allowance for firefighters. It's a financial benefit for eligible people leaving the department until they reach the age of 62 and become eligible for Social Security.
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1 week ago |
wral.com | Flynn Snyder
A tiny dog has gone down a hard road, even though he can barely walk. The pup was recently found abandoned outside the Wake County Animal Center. The Yorkshire Terrier was found in a box outside the shelter, according to Perfectly Imperfect Pups, a dog foster service advocating for the dog, whom they have named "Benji."He was missing one of his front legs and had a broken back leg. Video of the dog shows him struggle to prop himself up and get around.
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2 weeks ago |
wral.com | Flynn Snyder
The Slide Valley, Sand Bowl, and Fountain Plaza were among the features at Gipson Play Plaza in Dix Park that welcomed children for one of the first times Saturday. Raleigh's newest recreation option held a sneak peek for select families ahead of the June 6 grand opening. The 18.5-acre plaza includes climbing towers, interactive water features modeled after the Historic Yates Mill, picnic areas and a market for families.
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2 weeks ago |
wral.com | Flynn Snyder |Emily Walkenhorst
North Carolina schools are preparing to move troves of student and teacher data from the recently hacked PowerSchool into a new system in the coming weeks, Infinite Campus. The new system must be vetted for cybersecurity, the same way PowerSchool was, under North Carolina law. Infinite Campus has met those compliance standards, according to the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction, just like PowerSchool did.
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