Maggie Newland
Weekend Anchor and Reporter at WNCN-TV (Raleigh, NC)
Anchor, Reporter CBS17 @WNCN. Wife, Mom. Worked in Miami, Minneapolis, Ft. Myers, C'ville, Richmond @williamandmary alum. loves animals, sunshine, poetry & cake
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6 days ago |
cbs17.com | Matthew Sockol |Maggie Newland
Noelle Franklin was diagnosed with stage four osteosarcoma less than a year ago and received treatment at UNC Children’s Hospital. Noelle Franklin. (Photo courtesy of Toni Franklin)“The staff of UNC went above and beyond,” Toni Franklin said in a statement. “The care Noelle had was more than we could ask for. “Noelle has touched so many people, not just in our community, but in the hospital too,” she continued in her statement.
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4 weeks ago |
cbs17.com | Maggie Newland
Posted: Mar 26, 2025 / 05:15 PM EDT Updated: Mar 26, 2025 / 05:32 PM EDT RALEIGH, N.C. (WNCN) — Seven Chihuahua mixes, at least two with puppies on the way, arrived at Pawfect Match Rescue and Rehabilitation in Raleigh Wednesday, a day after Debbie Sandlin received a call for help. “The Granville County shelter called us.
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1 month ago |
cbs17.com | Maggie Newland
Posted: Mar 24, 2025 / 05:49 PM EDT Updated: Mar 24, 2025 / 05:49 PM EDT RALEIGH, N.C. (WNCN) — Raleigh police say they are investigating to determine whether the same driver is responsible for two deadly crashes that happened just three minutes apart over the weekend. One crash killed an international business student; the other killed a mother and a man who police say was driving the wrong way on I-40.
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1 month ago |
yahoo.com | Maggie Newland
DURHAM, N.C. (WNCN) — Doctors call it a triumph of American medicine: People are living into adulthood with conditions that were once considered unsurvivable, but some adults are having a hard time finding the care they need. A new clinic at Duke University Hospital aims to change that. As an adult with spina bifida, Donna Jones is navigating uncharted territory. “I am part of the first generation to survive to adulthood.” she explained.
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1 month ago |
cbs17.com | Maggie Newland
DURHAM, N.C. (WNCN) — Doctors call it a triumph of American medicine: People are living into adulthood with conditions that were once considered unsurvivable, but some adults are having a hard time finding the care they need. A new clinic at Duke University Hospital aims to change that. As an adult with spina bifida, Donna Jones is navigating uncharted territory. “I am part of the first generation to survive to adulthood.” she explained. “I am 48 years old.”Jones was born in Guam in 1976.
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