Sarah Krueger
Investigative Reporter at WRAL-TV (Raleigh, NC)
Mom. Wife. @WRAL investigative reporter. Double @DukeU alum. Durham enthusiast. AP, Emmy, Regional Murrow winner. Text tips on Signal: 919-407-0687
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3 days ago |
wral.com | Sarah Krueger |Randall Kerr
Gaona shared her reaction after four middle school students showed up to school and impaired, according to Keith King, the Granville County Schools District Safety Officer. "It's a little worrying because I have four kids," Gaona said. King said the students ranged from 12 to 13 years old. "Very concerning," is how he described the incident. "Slurred speech, a little lethargic, just truly not fully coherent," King told WRAL Investigates about the children.
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2 weeks ago |
wral.com | Sarah Krueger
On Wakefield Lane in Garner, neighbors told WRAL one home has been vacant for roughly two decades. "Anyone who comes down the block and looks at it says 'What is that?'" explained Billy Shaw. "It's an abandoned house. It's been here 20 years and needs to be dealt with."Shaw lives across the street from the home. He says, more so than just a visual frustration, the property is a health hazard. He said wild animals have taken up residence inside.
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2 weeks ago |
wral.com | Sarah Krueger
A Durham man who assaulted a police officer and an emergency chaplain in 2023 was sentenced in March to 270 days behind bars. Members of the law enforcement community and the chaplain community reached out to WRAL Investigates, outraged that the sentence was not longer. "The punishment didn't fit the crime," said Ralph Thompson, executive director for the Emergency Chaplains group.
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1 month ago |
wral.com | Sarah Krueger
WRAL News has reported extensively on the ongoing investigation into two members of the North Carolina State Highway Patrol, which has resulted in the Wake County District Attorney dismissing nearly 200 cases. Credibility concerns regarding the troopers were raised after their handling of a chase and then deadly crash in Raleigh in October. Seeing our coverage, some wrote to WRAL News wanting to know why older cases that involved the same officers, Trooper Garrett Macario and Sgt.
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1 month ago |
wral.com | Sarah Krueger
A WRAL investigation into the attendance record of a local district attorney sparked a new investigation. Durham District Attorney Satana Deberry said one explanation for her low attendance in office was due to "frequent technical and vendor issues with the courthouse’s security system, which have been a longstanding concern."That sparked concern from some who reached out to WRAL Investigates, wondering if the building is safe. Thousands of people use it every day.
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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
He assaulted a Durham police officer and a chaplain. His car had a gun and drugs in it. It was all on body cam video. Demario Holman was recently sentenced in court — to less than a year behind bars. Our investigation explores how that happened. @WRAL https://t.co/iW9zeboJep
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