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Aug 7, 2024 | 
wral.com | Chelsea Donovan |Aaron Thomas |Kelsey Coffey |Jon Jenkins
Tropical Storm Debby is approaching the North Carolina coast, prompting tropical storm and storm surge watches for parts of the state. Wilmington is forecast to get between 10 to 15 inches of rain – roughly two months' worth – during Debby, according to WRAL meteorologists. The biggest threat along North Carolina's coast is flooding and storm surge. WATCH: Live look at conditions at Carolina BeachOn Tuesday morning, WRAL News was at Wrightsville Beach, when some stragglers were outside in the rain.
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Aug 6, 2024 | 
wral.com | Chelsea Donovan |Aaron Thomas |Kelsey Coffey |Jon Jenkins
Tropical Storm Debby is approaching the North Carolina coast, prompting tropical storm and storm surge watches for parts of the state. Wilmington is forecast to get between 10 to 15 inches of rain, or an entire two month's worth, during Debby, according to WRAL meteorologists. WATCH: Live look at conditions at Carolina BeachOn Tuesday morning, WRAL News was at Wrightsville Beach, when some stragglers were outside in the rain. By noon, the beach was empty.
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Aug 6, 2024 | 
wral.com | Aaron Thomas |Jelia Hepner |Delaney Rose Eyermann |Jon Jenkins
Tropical Storm Debby is approaching the North Carolina coast, prompting tropical storm and storm surge watches for parts of the state. While Wrightsville Beach experienced overcast skies and intermittent light rain on Monday evening, residents and visitors are advised to monitor the situation closely and make preparations. Meteorologists are anticipating nearly two months worth of rain in just one week, which means the biggest concern is flooding.
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Aug 5, 2024 | 
wral.com | Aaron Thomas |Jelia Hepner |Jon Jenkins
Tropical Storm Debby is approaching the North Carolina coast, prompting tropical storm and storm surge watches for parts of the state. While Wrightsville Beach experienced overcast skies and intermittent light rain on Monday evening, residents and visitors are advised to monitor the situation closely and make preparations. However, the storm threat hasn't stopped beachgoers on MOnday.
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Jul 31, 2024 | 
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New, advanced AI model increases accuracy, making the technology scalable to new locations, so you can skip the checkout line at more stores globally.
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Jul 25, 2024 | 
wral.com | Carly Haynes |Jon Jenkins |Joseph Ochoa |Courtney Gartman
An officer with the Raleigh Police Department has been placed on administrative leave after allegedly saying on social media Juneteenth is a “made-up holiday.”According to a post on July 18 from Facebook user Tucker Dominique, a social media account that appeared to belong to Officer D.C. Twiddy posted an Instagram story from June 19 claiming Juneteeth is a made-up holiday. “Today is my birthday and it’s been that way for 38 years,” Twiddy said in the post.
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Jul 23, 2024 | 
wral.com | Aaron Thomas |Ryan Bisesi |Jelia Hepner |Jon Jenkins
A woman linked to numerous dance studios across the state, including one in Raleigh, was arrested in Raleigh for charges of indecent liberties with a minor. A New Hanover County Sheriff's Office investigation connected Elissa Susan Edwards to allegations of misconduct with students from several dance studios across North Carolina. Online records show the dance instructor is charged with indecent liberties with a minor and statutory rape.
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Jul 14, 2024 | 
wral.com | Lora Lavigne |Carly Haynes |Jendaya Fleming |Jon Jenkins
A security specialist on Sunday said a series of failures led to the attempted assassination of former President Donald Trump. The shooting, which killed one spectator and seriously injured two more, has raised significant questions about the effectiveness of the security tasked with protecting Trump, who left for the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee on Sunday.
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Jul 13, 2024 | 
wral.com | Carly Haynes |Jon Jenkins |Joseph Ochoa
The events of the shooting on Saturday at a campaign rally for former President Donald Trump in Pennsylvania has authorities in North Carolina on high alert. Trump was shot in the ear on Saturday at his campaign rally. The gunman killed one rally attendee and critically injured two more before U.S. Secret Service agents killed him. WRAL News spoke with State Capitol Police officers if they’re planning to increase protections over the next few days.
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Jun 26, 2024 | 
wral.com | Aaron Thomas |Jon Jenkins |Joseph Ochoa
The North Carolina Poison Control said 2024 will likely be the busiest year for snake bites in North Carolina. There have been 257 snake bites through the first six months of the year, according to the North Carolina Poison Control. A spokesperson with NCPC said North Carolina outpaced its six-month total of 274 snake bites in 2020 and is currently on pace to exceed the number of snake bites from that year, 733.
