We’re also following pro-Palestinian demonstration at UNC after more than 12 hours later. Plus, a mega tornado tearing through the Midwest, and which day we could see 90 degrees. Watch WRAL NEWS on FOX 50 at 10 and search for these and other stories on WRAL.com.

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Homeowners insurance doesn't cover floods, so purchasing separate flood insurance is crucial in North Carolina, especially in high-risk areas.

Homeowners insurance doesn't cover floods: How to protect your home in North Carolina

Princeville residents weigh options after Hurricane Matthew

Athens Drive Magnet High School and Conn Magnet Elementary School won national awards Saturday at the Magnet Schools of America's annual conference.

Top two magnet schools in the US are in Wake County

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A look at how North Carolina members of Congress voted during the previous week.

How they voted: NC congressional votes for the week ending March 7

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A photo of a coal miner covered in soot with his son at the University of Kentucky Blue-White Game went viral, eventually earning the pair a shout-out from Coach John Calipari.

like so many kids across Kentucky. Michael joe McGuire and his dad had a big blue tradition was a little boy growing up watching with my dad never did miss a game watching on T. V. Michael lives in Pikeville with his wife molly and their two kids when UK announced they would hold this year's blue white game in eastern Kentucky molly saw an opportunity to surprise her family. I hopped on and grab some tickets because I knew it was important to him and his dad and I thought it would be a great experience for him to share with Our son. Michael works as a roof bolter in a coal mine. I started about a year ago and it kind of blew my mind. It's literally just like a big giant cave. He ended up working late saturday and had to run straight from the mind covered in soot to the arena to meet molly and their three year old son Easton, Easton was mesmerized, pretty much anybody that dunk the ball was his favorite. Someone took a picture of Michael and Easton remarking on how much respect they had for Michael, clearly running straight from work to bring east into the game. The facebook post took off. My phone started going absolutely crazy. It didn't take long for that photo to reach coach cal himself, he shared it. My family's american dream started in a clarksburg west Virginia coal mine. So this picture hits home, he said and my phone rang and I had no clue who it was and I answered and he was like, hey it's coach cal and I was like, I just sat there. I was like, uh, it was a complete shock. Coach cal invited Michael, molly Easton and his little sister, linley to any game at Rupp this year to be treated like V. I. P. S. For the Maguires. It was a chance to feel the love from the big blue nation. It's been wonderful, you know, for him to see, you know, it's not just us, everyone appreciates it. You know, it's hard work and it's, it's a blessing and most of all, an opportunity to pass on old traditions. Family means everything to me. So I just wanted to make sure that they would have that memory, you know, just like Michael and his dad's share

Coal miner gets shoutout from John Calipari after appearing covered in soot at game

Coal miner at UK game

A look at how North Carolina members of Congress voted over the previous week.

How they voted: NC Congressional votes for the week of Aug. 1

During a discussion of carbon capture technologies, U.S. Sen. Joe Manchin, D-W.Va., cited several statistics about the trend lines during the past decade for coal-fired power plants. PolitiFact checks his numbers.

Fact check: How much has the U.S. cut reliance on coal?

In the Biden Bill, the Billionaires Beat the Working Rich

We're talking about an issue that affects every single North Carolinian, energy. How we get it, how we pay for it and how reliable it will be in the future. Duke Energy recently announced a new climate strategy. Among our guests are Vice President of Duke's Energy Policy, Diane Denton, to discuss the plan, the criticism and the future of energy in North Carolina.

On the Record, Jan. 25: The future of energy in North Carolina

A fifth-generation coal miner from Appalachia tells Trump his plan to loosen regulations on coal-fired plants not only is harmful to the environment, but also bad for the future of the region.