Police believe the stabbing stemmed from a workplace confrontation that happened between two men Monday

Police: Workplace fight led to stabbing death at Knightdale business

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Raleigh police are looking for a suspect who injured three people and brought undue grief to business owners at a neighborhood shopping center.

Three men injured, business owners disheartened by shooting outside Raleigh shopping center

Shooting at Raleigh shopping center

The best chance for rain comes overnight Tuesday and will continue until Wednesday morning.

Rain in the forecast Tuesday night; milder temperatures arrive

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President Joe Biden landed in the Triangle on Tuesday to kick off his administration's Investing in America tour in an effort to revive American manufacturing.



President Joe Biden kicks off Investing in America Tour in Durham, tours Wolfspeed facility

Joe Biden speaks at Wolfspeed in Durham

The state board voted unanimously to dismiss two officials in one of the strongest disciplinary actions taken against local officials across the U.S. who have delayed or refused to certify election results. 

N.C. board removes election officials who refused to certify

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Launice Battle was arrested and charged with murder on Saturday night at Duke Raleigh Hospital on Wake Forest Road. Two children were found dead at the hospital before her arrest.

LESLIE, WHAT CAN YOU TELL US? >> JULIE, THE ARRESTS HAPPENED HERE AT DUKE HOSPITAL IN RALEIGH LATE LAST NIGHT. IF YOU TAKE A LOOK AT YOUR SCREEN HERE, THIS IS 29 YEAR-OLD. WHEN NICE BATTLE, WE PICKED UP COPIES. HER CHARGES. IT SAYS SHE WAS ARRESTED FOR MURDER IN THE DEATHS OF 2 GIRLS AGES 2, 3, WE REACHED OUT TO DUKE OFFICIALS. THEY TOLD US THEY HAD NO INFORMATION TO PROVIDE. WE'VE ALSO BEEN REACHING OUT TO RALEIGH POLICE. WE HAVE NOT RECEIVED MUCH INFO FROM THEM OTHER THAN IT'S UNDER INVESTIGATION. WE CONTINUE ASKING THEM ABOUT THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN BATTLE AND 2 CHILDREN. WHY OR HOW SHE WAS ARRESTED AT DUKE HOSPITAL AND OF COURSE, THE CAUSE OF THAT. WE ARE STILL WORKING ON GATHERING MORE INFORMATION. WE WILL HAVE THAT TO YOU. >> AS IT BECOMES AVAILABLE TO AND WORKING TO GET US ADDITIONAL DETAILS. LESLIE

Murder charges for Cary woman after 2 children found dead at Raleigh hospital

Launice Battle

Launice Shanique Battle was arrested at Duke Raleigh Hospital on Wake Forest Road Saturday night in connection with the deaths of the girls, who are sisters. The children were age 1 and 2.

Mother, charged with murder in deaths of two little girls, had a son, age 6

Twenty patients and staffers in the cancer ward at Duke Raleigh Hospital have tested positive for coronavirus, a spokeswoman for the Duke University Health System said Tuesday.

ALTERNATES SO ONE OF THE SELECTED JURORS WILL BE RECUSED BEFORE THEY BEGIN. >>> DUKE RALEIGH HOSPITAL URGENTLY WORKING TO KEEP A COVID OUTBREAK UNDER CONTROL. 20 PATIENTS AND STAFF HAVE TESTED POSITIVE. SLOANE IS LIVE TO EXPLAIN. >> Reporter: THERE IS THOROUGH CLEANING THAT HAS BEEN GOING ON AT DUKE RALEIGH HOSPITAL SINCE THAT OUTBREAK WAS DISCOVERED OVER THE WEEKEND, AN OUTBREAK THAT HAPPENED IN A UNIT THAT TREATS VERY FRAGILE PATIENTS. THE COVID OUTBREAK WAS DISCOVERED ON THE 5th FLOOR OF DUKE RALEIGH HOSPITAL IN A UNIT THAT TREATS CANCER PATIENTS AND THOSE RECOVERING FROM SURGERY. >> PATIENTS COME SO WE CAN HELP GET THEM BETTER. IT'S TO AVOID THESE ISSUES WHEREVER WE CAN. >> Reporter: 20 PATIENTS AND STAFF MEMBERS TESTED POSITIVE FOR THE VIRUS SO FAR. CONTACT TRACING IS UNDERWAY TO IDENTIFY ANY ADDITIONAL EXPOSURE. >> ONE OF THE THINGS THAT WE'LL BE CAREFUL HERE IS TO GO BACK AND SAY CAN WE GO BACK THROUGH THE ISSUES? CAN WE LOOK AT WHERE INFECTIONS MIGHT HAVE OCCURRED? HAVE WE BEEN ABLE TO REACH OUT TO EVERYONE WHO MAY BE AFFECTED. >> Reporter: WE ASKED DUKE IF THE STAFF MEMBERS WHO TESTED POSITIVE HAVE BEEN VACCINATED. THEY WOULD NOT SAY BUT DID TELL US THAT THE MAJORITY OF EMPLOYEES HAVE BEEN VACCINATED BUT NOT ALL DUE TO PERSONAL REASONS. FOR NOW THE FOCUS ON DUKE RALEIGH IS GETTING THE OUTBREAK UNDER CONTROL. >> IT IS PROBABLY MORE THAN ANYTHING A TIMELY REMINDER THAT I DON'T THINK WE CAN LET OUR GUARD DOWN. IT'S TRUE OF US IN THE HOSPITAL AND TRUE FOR THE GENERAL COMMUNITY. >> VISITORS ARE NOT BEING ALLOWED IN THE UNIT WHERE THE OUTBREAK WAS FIRST DETECTED UNTIL THOROUGH CLEANING CAN BE DONE AND CONTACT TRACING IS COMPLETE. MEANTIME, THOSE PATIENTS WHO DID TEST POSITIVE, DAVID, AND STILL REQUIRE HOSPITALIZATION, THEY HAVE BEEN TRANSFERRED TO A

Duke Raleigh Hospital isolating infected patients, tracing contacts

Duke Raleigh Hospital

COVID-19 outbreak hits cancer ward at Duke Raleigh Hospital 

Stanley McHenry, who describes himself as a "tough guy," served as a Durham police officer for 31 years before a potentially fatal brush with COVID-19.

<p>&gt;&gt;&gt; IN THE NEXT EIGHT MINUTES, WE WILL LOOK AT REACTION ON SOCIAL MEDIA TO THIS HISTORIC MOMENT.&gt;&gt;&gt; NOW, MORNING ORIGINAL, NEW REPORTING FIRST AT 6. &gt;&gt; A POLICE OFFICER OF 30 YEARS NOW CELEBRATE SURVIVING A LONG BATTLE WITH COVID-19. HIS STORY REMINDS US THAT TOUGH GUYS NEED TO BE AWARE OF THEIR RISKS. KEN SMITH SHARES THIS STORY OF RECOVERY. &gt;&gt; Reporter: STANLEY McHENRY SERVED AS A DURHAM COUNTY DEPUTY FOR 31 YEARS. &gt;&gt; IT PREPARES YOU FOR EVERYTHING . I DON'T KNOW THAT I WAS COMPLETELY PREPARED FOR THIS. &gt;&gt; Reporter: IT WAS A RUNNY NOSE AND FATIGUE AT FIRST. SOON, THE 66-YEAR-OLD COLLAPSED. &gt;&gt; THE 24th AND 25th AND 26th AND 27 DECEMBER, I HAD ABSOLUTELY NO RECOLLECTION OF. &gt;&gt; Reporter: AT THE HOSPITAL, HE NEEDED HELP BREATHING. &gt;&gt; HE REALIZED HE HAS SOME STRUCTURAL CHANGES IN HIS LUNGS, LIKE COPD. &gt;&gt; Reporter: THE DOCTORS SAY MANY PEOPLE WAIT FOR SYMPTOMS TO GET WORSE BEFORE THEY SEEK HELP. &gt;&gt; THE PROBLEM IS WE DON'T KNOW WHO IS GOING TO GET IT MILD ON WHO IS GOING TO GET IT WORSE. &gt;&gt; Reporter: AFTER DAYS IN THE HOSPITAL, McHENRY WOKE UP. &gt;&gt; NO IDEA WHY WAS THERE BUT I WAS ALONE, WAS LIKE A SINCE OF DEPRESSION BECAUSE NOBODY CAN VISIT YOU.&gt;&gt; Reporter: HE WAS RELEASED AFTER ANOTHER LONG INFECTION AND RETURN, ALTOGETHER, HE TOOK PART IN A BLIND TRIAL AND MAY OR MAY NOT HAVE RECEIVED THE MONOCLONAL ANTIBODIES THAT MAY PROVIDE IMMUNITY. REQUIREMENTS SAYS HE HAS TO WAIT 90 DAYS BEFORE GETTING THE COVID-19 VACCINE. &gt;&gt; MARCH 31 WILL BE SOMEWHERE HAVING SOME MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL STICKING A NEEDLE</p>

Retired Durham officer survives battle with COVID-19

Retired Durham deputy survives battle with COVID-19

Stanley McHenry, who describes himself as a "tough guy," was a Durham police officer for 31 years before a dangerous brush with COVID-19.

After 11 days in hospital with COVID-19, self-described 'tough guy' warns others not to take virus lightly

Stanley McHenry

Mass vaccination events, larger Family Medicine practices, and Walgreens will begin helping hospitals and county health departments administer COVID-19 vaccinations in North Carolina starting this week.

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Two British patients developed minor allergic reactions after receiving the COVID-19 vaccine. Duke Raleigh Hospital and other providers of the incoming vaccine will monitor recipients for several minutes after the shot.

COVID vaccine deemed safe: Providers plan to monitor recipients after their shot  

COVID-19 has kept some social workers from reaching their clients, who are being treated in hospitals. A robot at Duke Raleigh Hospital is closing the distance.

WILL  HERE PREVIOUSLY BEEN THIS INTERIM SUPERINTENDENT IN EARLY 2017. EARLIER THIS YEAR COME HE RESIGNED HIS JOHNSTON COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT, CITING DIFFERENCES WITH THAT SCHOOL BOARD. >>> COVID-19 HAS KEPT SOME SOCIAL WORKERS FROM REACHING THEIR CLIENTS WHO ARE BEING TREATED IN HOSPITAL. WRAL  JULIAN GRACE SHOWS US HOW A ROBOT AT DUKE RILEY COST LITTLE IS CLOSING THE DISTANCE. >> Reporter: MEET JIM. YOU CAN FIND THEM IN THE HALLWAYS OF DUKE RILEY HOSPITAL. HIS EVERY MOVE IS BEING CONTROLLED FROM A DESKTOP AT HOME. >> WHEN THE ROVER GOES INTO A ROOM, I GET TOTAL ATTENTION, SO THE PATIENT TURNS OFF THE TV, THE PROVIDERS GOING TO STEP IN, THEY ARE NOT NECESSARILY GOING TO INTERRUPT ME. THEY MAY PARTICIPATE IN THE CONVERSATION SO WE ARE MORE TEAM ORIENTED. I ALSO JUST GET TO KIND OF BRING A SMILE TO OUR PATIENTS' FACE BECAUSE IT'S A REALLY UNIQUE PIECE OF TECHNOLOGY. >> Reporter: BEFORE SHE HAD JAMMER, SHE HAD TO CUT EACH ONE OF HER CLIENTS ON THE PHONE DURING THE PANDEMIC, WHICH CREATED OBSTACLES. >> INITIALLY, I WAS ON THE PHONE WITH FAMILIES OR TALKING WITH PATIENTS IN THE HOSPITAL ON THE PHONE, BUT THE PATIENTS WERE NOT ALWAYS TURN OFF THE TV SO I COULD HEAR THE BACKGROUND NOISE. THERE MIGHT BE MUFFLED SOUND. >> Reporter: JAMMER CUTS RIGHT TO THE NOISE AND ALLOWS GLAUTEN TO HAVE FACE-TO-FACE CONVERSATIONS. SHE CAN HEAR HER CLIENTS' CONCERNS  AND JOIN OTHER PROVIDERS DURING THOSE CONVERSATIONS. THIS IS JUST ONE WAY TO KEEP THE COMMUNICATION STRONG DURING COVID-19. >> WITH THIS PANDEMIC ON EVERYBODY'S JOBS ARE CHANGING SLIGHTLY AND WE ARE HAVING TO COME UP WITH NEW INNOVATIVE WAYS TO GET THE SAME WORK DONE. >> THAT WAS JULIAN GRACE REPORTING. BEFORE JAMMER WAS TURNED TO

Duke Raleigh Hospital has robot that is helping social workers connect with patients

Duke Raleigh Hospital robot

A noted local leader in medicine shares his story as a leukemia patient -- and how his happy ending involved bravery and hard work by his own son.

Raleigh doctor credits his son for helping him fight leukemia

Duke Raleigh Hospital has launched a program to feed kids who may go without this summer.

