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North Carolina AG warns about domestic violence scam targeting victims
North Carolina Attorney General Jeff Jackson has issued a warning regarding a rising trend of scams aimed at victims of domestic violence.
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Meet Scooby-Doo: a rescued dog ready for love
Scooby-Doo, our 'Pet of the Day' from ARF, is a remarkable dog filled with kindness despite the hardships he has faced. If you're looking to add a loving companion to your family, consider reaching out to ARF to learn more about Scooby and other adoptable pets.
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Concerns and regulations surrounding artificial intelligence
Artificial intelligence gets stronger by the day, and so do concerns about the technology and what it could potentially do to the world. John Lorinc reports on who is pushing for regulations and the actions the White House says will be taken.
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The importance of healthy peer relationships for youth
Building healthy relationships during adolescence is crucial for young people, as experts highlight the potential mental health challenges they may face when lacking positive connections with peers. The World Health Organization defines adolescence as the stage from ages 10 to 19, which is pivotal in establishing good health foundations.
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Vice President J.D. Vance addresses rally in North Carolina
Coverage from the Corey Convention Center reveals Vice President J.D. Vance addressing a rally audience around 12:45 PM. This marks Vance's third visit to North Carolina and his second trip related to the midterms.
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Advocates raise awareness on World Alzheimer's Day
Monday is World Alzheimer's Day, a time to raise awareness about this disease and other dementias that impact more than 55 million people globally.
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High school football team evacuates seniors during Minnesota flooding
Flooding tore through New Richland, forcing the evacuation of 36 care center residents and affecting hundreds of properties.
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AI safety concerns: Washington, DC, leaders calling for action
Concerns about artificial intelligence are on the rise, and some lawmakers are calling for action.
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Driver crashes through wall, ends up in pool
A driver was rescued after a pickup truck crashed through a cinderblock wall and landed in a backyard pool in Gilbert, Arizona.
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Vice President JD Vance visiting NC as Trump's approval rating drops
Vice President JD Vance is visiting Greensboro on Monday to serve as the guest speaker at a midterm rally organized by the Trump 47 committee.
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Venezuelan man shot by ICE agent after running from traffic stop
A U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer shot and wounded a man Sunday afternoon in Austin, Texas, local authorities said. The man was in serious but stable condition.
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Koka Booth Amphitheater hosts annual 'Asia Fest'
Asia Fest was held at Koka Booth Amphitheater in Cary, bringing together thousands of attendees to celebrate Asian culture through performances, delicious food and engaging activities.
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NC State announces agriculture scholarship for eastern N.C. students
NC State has announced a $10 million commitment from alumnus David Peele and his family to expand educational opportunities for students in eastern North Carolina.
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Wake Co Schools working to improve student outcomes with family engagement
Wake County Public School System held its Family and Community Engagement Summit on Saturday, focused on increasing parental involvement in education.
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Full Broadcast: Football Friday 2026 Week 5
From the Triangle to the Sandhills, host Chris Lea takes you through high school football highlights and gets you ready for college game day on Saturday.
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In Depth: Inside the numbers behind the WakeMed-Atrium proposed merger
Wake County Commissioners are scheduled to vote on a proposed merger between WakeMed and Atrium Health on Monday. Atrium is one of the biggest health care providers in the country, while WakeMed is much smaller. WakeMed says it wants to keep up with the growth of this community.
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WRAL Investigates new questions about UNC football players' speeding tickets
3 UNC football players with a history of speeding are listed as "Out" this weekend.
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Durham swears in new police chief Stephanie Mardis
Durham Police Chief Stephanie Mardis was sworn in Friday morning. Dozens of friends, family, and law enforcement leadership from the Triangle and the Triad gathered at the Durham Performing Arts Center for the ceremony.
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Pet of the Day September 18, 2026
Today's featured pet is Nanook, a charming two-year-old albino guinea pig available for adoption through the SPCA of Wake County.
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Durham police chief sworn in, honors homicide victims
Stephanie Mardis was joined by her mother and son on stage as she was sworn in as Durham's police chief on Friday morning. She read the names of every Durham homicide victim for 2026 as of Sept. 17.
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Teacher of the Week: Catherine Mares
WRAL's Teacher of the Week for Sept. 9, 2026, is Catherine Mares, a second-grade teacher at Root Elementary School in Raleigh.
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CenterFest Arts Festival returns to Durham this weekend
This weekend, Durham hosts its 51st annual CenterFest, a vibrant celebration of art, music, and community on Saturday and Sunday. Attendees can look forward to a lively atmosphere filled with over 120 juried artists showcasing their work.
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Teacher of the Week: Justin Johnson
At Brooks Museum Magnet Elementary, our Teacher of the Week embodies the joy and passion for teaching that inspires students to engage actively in their learning.
