What we're working on now: Dog adoptions resuming today at the Wake Animal Center after a dog flu outbreak, the Wake School Board met for the first time since the deadly stabbing at SE Raleigh High School and we have a chilly start to your Wednesday. Watch WRAL-TV at 6:30 a.m. and search for these and other stories on WRAL.com.

On WRAL at 6:30: Latest RSV, COVID, flu numbers arrive today. Lora tells us where hospitals stand with cases ahead of DHHS' new information

Health care experts from the NC Navigator Consortium answered questions about who is eligible under Medicaid expansion, what it covers, how to apply and much more Tuesday afternoon.  

Medicaid and more: Navigators answer questions to get you the best health coverage

Medicaid call-in Dec. 5, 2023

The WRAL Sports team breaks down college bowl season by matchups, mascots and must-sees to help you plan your viewing.

2023 college football bowl game guide: Dates, times, TV

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By joining with us, you can bring transforming hope to the poor and homeless in the Greater Raleigh area. Changing Lives Here is what you can do RIGHT NOW to help the homeless in a meaningful way this holiday season. It's about changing lives through the grace of Jesus Christ. Be a part of it!

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Raleigh Rescue Mission is a 501(c)(3) non-profit dedicated to serving the homeless in our community through the love of Christ.

Since 1961, Raleigh Rescue Mission has offered hope and life-changing help to well over 750,000 homeless and hurting individuals. From the simplest prayer in our lobby, to moving a client into housing, we work to share the love of Christ in everything we do.

The roots of the Mission go back to 1959, when local businessmen Charlie Morton and T.W. McDaniel invited homeless men to a revival meeting. At that time, Raleigh had a dire lack of services. Morton and McDaniel rallied community leaders and others to fill the gap. Their group began meeting weekly, primarily offering prayer and food for homeless men. Less than two years later, the Mission was born.

Today, we serve men and women battling life-controlling issues, women and children needing emergency shelter, those who thirst in the summer and shiver in the winter, those who never had a chance and those who need a second chance.

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