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2 weeks ago | 
wralsportsfan.com | Pat Welter |Jamie Munden |Joseph Ochoa
WRAL Sports reporter Pat Welter took some time on the ice as well. ELIGIBILITY AND SEEK TREATMENT BY VISITING WAKE DOT GOV. SLASH PREP. >> CAIN'S PLAYOFFS. TICKETS WENT ON SALE TODAY THAT KATE, THE ALREADY CLINCHED THEIR 7TH STRAIGHT PLAYOFF APPEARANCE, THEIR OWN ROLE. THE HEARD THE TEAM IS ON THE ROAD TODAY, BUT THE ICE IS BEING PUT TO GOOD USE. THE BUREAU'S PAT WELTER JOINS US LIVE FROM LOBO CENTER. AND PAT LOOKS LIKE A TRAITOR TO YOUR MICROPHONE AND A CAMERA FOR PARIS. DON'T FALL.
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1 month ago | 
wralsportsfan.com | Lena Tillett |Jamie Munden |Ryan Bisesi
Duke women's basketball coach talks about the highs and lows of her five years in Durham and the journey she took to get there. Coach, thank you so much for sitting down with me.
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1 month ago | 
wralsportsfan.com | Lena Tillett |Jamie Munden |Ryan Bisesi
Duke women's basketball coach Kara Lawson talks about what's on her playlist, her favorite pregame meal and a player of hers who could be president one day. NCAA tournament begins on Friday. Rapid questions for you, pregame meal. Pre-game meal, um, I really like breakfast food, so I would probably go with some scrambled eggs and some no matter the time you're eating. Oh yeah, definitely, yeah, that's my favorite pregame song. What gets you fired up.
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2 months ago | 
wral.com | Laura Leslie |Jamie Munden
An attempt to limit insurers’ ability to require advance approval before covering a patient’s medical care is expected to be a top priority this legislative session for a bipartisan group of North Carolina lawmakers — an effort likely to provoke a battle with state health insurers, who say it’s an essential tool to help control health care costs.
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Dec 10, 2024 | 
wral.com | Sarah Krueger |Jamie Munden |Joseph Ochoa
FEMA approved 536 households impacted by Hurricane Helene for temporary housing units, which are move-in ready trailers. WRAL has learned only 57 households have received them, more than two months since the storm hit. That is far behind FEMA's original projection of having 103 units occupied by Thanksgiving. WRAL Investigates asked FEMA why it was not keeping pace with what it promised and when families could expect to have their temporary housing units.
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Nov 14, 2024 | 
wral.com | Sarah Krueger |Mark Bergin |Jamie Munden
Raleigh police have decided not to file charges against a man who went on a racist tirade and swung a shovel at utility workers in a north Raleigh neighborhood, despite the incident being captured on cellphone video and shared widely online. Raleigh police say no charges will be filed against a man who went on a racist tirade in a north Raleigh neighborhood. Cellphone video of the incident has received a lot of attention online in recent weeks.
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Nov 7, 2024 | 
wral.com | Sarah Krueger |Mark Bergin |Jamie Munden |Randall Kerr
Dr. Charles Brown spent more than 20 years working as an emergency medicine doctor in Greenville. Just months away from retiring, in 2016, he encountered a patient who would forever change his life. "I was complacent," he recalls. "Got careless. And paid the price."As Brown turned to leave the hospital room, he said a patient attacked him -- punching him in the face and knocking him to the ground. Brown was rendered unconscious. His eye socket was broken in three places, and his nose was broken, too.
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Oct 31, 2024 | 
wral.com | Keely Arthur |Mark Bergin |Pritchard Strong |Jamie Munden
In a spooky incident, Cameron resident Attulah Walker says her Maytag stovetop spontaneously turned on, overheated and exploded while she was asleep, leaving her home in chaos. “It was like somebody set a bomb on it,” Walker said of the Maytag Gemini oven. Walker was in bed around 4 a.m. when a loud noise woke her up. When she went downstairs, she saw that her stovetop was shattered into thousands of tiny pieces, with hot glass spread throughout her kitchen.
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Oct 29, 2024 | 
wral.com | Keely Arthur |Jodi Leese Glusco |Jamie Munden
Four voters at an early voting center in Franklin County, North Carolina, reported receiving the wrong ballots, according to the State Board of Elections. A letter from the Franklin County Republican Party alleges several others also complained that on their ballots the race for Franklin County Commissioners District 3 was missing.
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Oct 29, 2024 | 
wral.com | Randall Kerr |Sarah Krueger |Jamie Munden |Jessica Patrick
Tender Mercies Pet Organization is devoted to saving the lives of dogs. The Edgecombe County-based pet rescue has questions about whether a chain of local emergency vet clinics has the same mission after two of its dogs died. “When we lose a dog, it’s crushing. I mean it really hurts,” said Janice Thompson, who started the rescue about 10 years ago to help dogs find new homes.
