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To mark Hispanic Heritage Month (Sept. 15-Oct. 15) WRAL features Latinx men and women making contributions to the Triangle.
Tune in on Fridays at 5:55 p.m. for their stories.
Wake County is growing, and so is the need for more trained emergency medical Technicians to save lives. At a young age, Dr. Jose' Cabanas eagerly pursued this career in San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Wake County is now focused on advancing medical services, including growing their internal paramedic program to save lives.
Rick Armstrong, WRAL reporter
In honor of National Hispanic Heritage Month, President Joe Biden's reelection campaign launched a series of ads targeting Latinos and Hispanics.
Marta Campabadal Graus, PolitiFact reporter
Music Director of the North Carolina Symphony, Carlos Miquel Prieto, plans to spread his message of inclusion through music.
La Fonda Lupita is well known far and wide for their take on authentic Mexican cuisine.
A Sanford restaurant owner knows that people will drive a long way for great food. The business is already well known far and wide for their take on authentic Mexican cuisine and for it's pink and blue logo featuring the name "Fonda Lupita".
Rick Armstrong, producer
A Quinceanera is known for the celebration of a girl's 15th birthday. It's a transformation for a teenage girl into womanhood.
Julian Grace, WRAL Anchor/Reporter
Latina artist Miriam Ximil has gone from doodles in her closet to becoming the latest artist-in-residence at the Diamante Arts and Cultural Center in Raleigh.
Eric Miller, WRAL multimedia journalist
Latina artist Miriam Ximil is the latest artist-in-residence at the Diamante Arts and Cultural Center in Raleigh
A great cultural experience is waiting for you this Sunday in downtown Raleigh. La Fiesta del Pueblo features arts, music and great food.
Rick Armstrong, WRAL Photojournalist
WRAL's Ken Smith introduces us to Jose Fabre Jr. and how education changed the trajectory of his life.
A Siler City woman has dedicated more than 30 years of service to the community. She's done it all, from helping as an interpreter to encouraging people to get tested during COVID.
Leslie Moreno, WRAL reporter
Ilana Dubester came to America from Brazil In 1989, she wanted to be a farmer, but had no idea what future was in store for her.
Emily Cervantes Acuña is helping students that were once like her.
Interpreters play a critical role in enabling communication between Spanish-speaking families and the Durham Public Schools system. We're profiling one of those interpreters - Emily Cervantes Acuña.
Sarah Krueger, WRAL Senior Durham reporter
It is Hispanic Heritage Month and people all across the country are celebrating their roots - including in Raleigh for the annual Fiesta Del Pueblo.
Leslie Moreno, WRAL multimedia journalist
Durham Bulls relief pitcher Critofer Ogando shares his journey to the big leagues that began in his native Dominican Republic.
Ken Smith, WRAL anchor/reporter
WRAL's Ken Smith goes one on one with Durham Bulls relief pitcher Cristofer Ogando about his journey to the big leagues.
For thousands of families, Dia de los Muertos was a reminder of the pain they've suffered in the past two years due to the coronavirus pandemic.
For thousands of families, Dia de los Muertos was a reminder of the pain they've suffered in the past two years due to COVID-19.
Keenan Willard, WRAL Eastern North Carolina reporter
As Hispanic Heritage Month continues, we're highlighting a woman who is making a difference through immigration and legal services.
Mikaya Thurmond, WRAL reporter
After battling health problems earlier in life, Jenny Bustamante Ferrel is living out a second life for others, offering immigration and legal services to the Hispanic community.
On any day of the week, you can find Sandra Amado answering phones or outside engaging with her community. "In our language and in a way they can understand, we've been able to inform people," Amado, who works with El Centro Hispano, said.
For a year and a half, Amado has been attending events or going door to door informing the Hispanic community about COVID-19 and ways they can protect themselves and each other.