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Man killed at set of rapper Sexyy Red music video shoot

Tar Heel Traveler: Nathan "Rusty" Forrest

Nathan "Rusty" Forrest died just the other day at the age of 73. The Tar Heel Traveler remembers a friend who he featured in 2020 and who was a longtime fixture in Wake Forest.

Broughton educator named Wake Teacher of the Year

A Broughton Magnet High School teacher was named the 2021-22 Wake County Public School System Teacher of the Year.

Organized crime rings using identity theft to steal pandemic funds

Organized crime rings are using identity theft to steal billions of dollars meant for Americans out of work.

Immunocompromised people in Rocky Mount unable to find N95 masks

Days after the Biden Administration's free N95 masks began going out to Americans, people living in Rocky Mount say the masks still aren't available in their community.

Keenan Willard, WRAL Eastern North Carolina reporter

Immunocompromised people in Rocky Mount unable to find N95 masks

Community raises concerns over new Capital Boulevard plans

Charities feeling 'pandemic pinch'

Organizations that serve those in need are seeing demand skyrocket and donations struggle to keep pace as a result of the pandemic.

Angered by Facebook, Twitter, conservatives jump to alternatives

Parler, founded in 2018 by John Matze and Jared Thomson, bills itself as "unbiased social media."

Kaya Yurieff, CNN

Angered by Facebook, Twitter, conservatives jump to alternatives

Facebook to Introduce an App for Gaming

Facebook plans to introduce the Facebook Gaming mobile app Monday, the social network said, in its most decisive move into the video game business as people seek entertainment during the pandemic.

Seth Schiesel, New York Times

New report documents food insecurity in NC and the US

A new report has found that hunger and food insecurity is a significant a problem in the U.S. and North Carolina.

Stephanie Beck, WRAL.com contributor

New report documents food insecurity in NC and the US

Surprise! Capital Bank pays off Valentine's dinner for 515 Triangle customers

Capital Bank pays off $13,000 in Valentine's Day dinners for 515 customers at downtown Raleigh eatery.

Protest at Wake jail over arrest of undocumented man

A group of protesters have gathered at the Wake County Detention Center to rally over the detainment of an undocumented man who had sought sanctuary at a Durham church for the past 11 months.

Settle down, guys. A skull-shaped asteroid is not headed for Earth this Halloween

No, an asteroid shaped like a skull is not going to zip by Earth this Halloween.

By AnneClaire Stapleton and Artemis Moshtaghian, CNN

Settle down, guys. A skull-shaped asteroid is not headed for Earth this Halloween

Keyboard cleaning: Tips for tidy computer keys

When was the last time you took a close look at your computer? Many people's computer keyboards can use a good cleaning.

Monica Laliberte, WRAL executive producer/consumer reporter

Keyboard cleaning: Tips for tidy computer keys

More than 25 percent of Americans have deleted Facebook app

The Pew Research Center said 26 percent of Americans have deleted the Facebook app from their phone in the past year.

Flap over Spring Lake flag may be headed to court

Two state lawmakers are weighing in on the battle over who designed the town of Spring Lake's flag.

Gilbert Baez, WRAL reporter

Flap over Spring Lake flag may be headed to court

Do you know what's growing on your kitchen towel?

Ever wonder how much bacteria is growing on your kitchen towel? A new study suggests that it may be a lot, and that the amount increases with family size and frequency of meat consumption.

By Mark Lieber (CNN)

Do you know what's growing on your kitchen towel?

NC Highway accident

A big rig spilled cookie dough all over NC Highway 17. (Photo: Pender EMS & Fire)

Can you quit Facebook?

The social media giant's revenue has grown despite a #deleteFacebook movement.

'You are the product:' Privacy policy agreement give sites, apps the right to track users

As Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg was questioned by members of Congress on Wednesday, much of the discussion involved privacy and the use and abuse of data by Facebook. The reality is, however, that many companies track everything users do through data mining.

Monica Laliberte, WRAL consumer reporter

'You are the product:' Privacy policy agreement give sites, apps the right to track users