Sarah Krueger
Investigative Reporter at WRAL-TV (Raleigh, NC)
Mom. Wife. @WRAL investigative reporter. @DukeU BA, MA. Durham enthusiast. AP, Emmy, Regional Murrow winner. Text tips on Signal: 919-407-0687
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1 week ago |
backstage.com | Sarah Krueger
Whether you’re a sourdough-obsessed baker like Adelina Roberts, a meme-worthy meat seasoner such as Nusret Gökçe, aka Salt Bae, or a creator of oh-so-delicious life hacks à la the legends behind #fetapasta, becoming a food influencer means knowing how to turn your love for vittles into viral-worthy content for consumption. What is a food influencer?
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2 weeks ago |
wral.com | Sarah Krueger
WRAL Investigates' reporting on farm parties is prompting lawmakers to consider changes to state law. Two lawmakers say they are engaged in conversations about amending the agritourism law to close the loophole that allows these parties. WRAL Investigates has reported on the parties, and concerns from neighbors, community groups and law enforcement about safety, quality of life and underage drinking.
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2 weeks ago |
wral.com | Sarah Krueger
It's a staggering number: Roughly 4 million gallons of drinking water are lost every day in the city of Durham, primarily due to pipe breaks and leaks. What's perhaps even more shocking is that that number is better than the national average. WRAL Investigates obtained the data through a public records request. WRAL Investigates sought the same information from the City of Raleigh in March. A spokesperson said the City did not receive the initial request, and then provided us with its data.
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3 weeks ago |
wral.com | Sarah Krueger
The Durham Housing Authority (DHA) is asking Durham City Council for a $1.5 million loan so that it can pay for its most basic needs. According to numbers provided by the housing authority, the agency owes more than $2 million, with roughly half-a-million owed to Duke Energy alone. DHA Interim CEO Anthony Snell told WRAL Investigates there a are a few factors contributing to the budget deficit.
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3 weeks ago |
wral.com | Sarah Krueger
Trooper Garrett Macario and Sgt. Matthew Morrison remain employed by the State Highway Patrol, with salaries around $75,000 and $100,000, respectively, according to state records. WRAL has reported extensively on the deadly crash in which body camera video shows they lied, claiming there was no chase leading up to the crash, when in fact there was.
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More than 70 calls for help - all for one “farm party.” A pregnant woman, having contractions, was unable to get out of her driveway because of all of the cars blocking her in. https://t.co/uMX1UzN1Lq
An employee of the Durham DA’s Office, whose behavior horrified officers at a crash scene nearly two years ago, pleaded guilty today to DWI. According to his attorney, he remains in his job. https://t.co/GG8McII6eK
An abandoned home in Wake County is causing problems for the neighborhood. After nearly two decades of its decline, neighbors reached out to @WRAL Investigates for help. Why the County claims there’s little they can do in these situations: https://t.co/k9q4s9oPSp