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Ceremony honors 189 NC workers who died on the job in 2020
Workers' families and labor advocates gathered at the state CWorkers' families and labor advocates gathered at the state Capitol Thursday to remember the 189 people who lost their lives at work in 2020.apitol Thursday to remember the 189 people who lost their lives at work in 2020. -
Free cookie for select essential workers at Insomnia Cookies
Insomnia Cookies is offering select essential workers a free cookie (with no purchase necessary) or a free 6-pack with a $5 purchase through January 2! -
Nash paramedic says lack of hazard pay is causing EMS staff shortage
A paramedic in Nash County tells WRAL he feels the county isn't giving frontline workers the support they've needed through the pandemic. -
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Essential workers are bearing the brunt of COVID-19
For essential workers, the stress of working through COVID-19 has taken a toll on both physical and mental health. -
COVID-19 vaccine sites open for Wake County teachers and school staff
Wake County teachers and educators can get their first coronavirus vaccines beginning Wednesday. -
Grocery store workers pleased their spot in vaccination line approaching
State officials are making "essential" workers elgible ot be vaccinated against coronavirus in March. -
NC teachers eligible for vaccinations in 2 weeks
With the push on to reopen schools across North Carolina, teachers are being given a higher priority to get vaccinated against coronavirus. -
Two good samaritans brush snow off of cars for frontline workers
Two good samaritans brush snow off of cars for frontline workers. -
Mural honors frontline workers during coronavirus pandemic
For many who have been battling COVID-19 for months, it is a welcome expression of the thanks many now feel. -
'Jingle' your bike in Chapel Hill to thank frontline workers
The town is encouraging people to "Jingle Bell Your Bike," by decorating it with seasonal finery.
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WeatherPot of gold: Viewers share photos of St. Patrick's Day rainbow
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WeatherStorm damage in Wake, Johnston, Wilson counties: May 19-20, 2022
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NC WantedDurham Most Wanted
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Local NewsNCFC
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EntertainmentWalmart pulls Juneteenth ice cream from shelves after backlash
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Local NewsSmithfield officer stabbed while responding to disturbance
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Local NewsSource: Fort Bragg could be renamed Fort Liberty
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Lottery ResultsMega Millions Drawing
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Local NewsStudents learn storytelling via social media in unique Duke course
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Local NewsThe 25 most shocking details about the murder of Michael Jordan's dad
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Local NewsParents of child lost to brain-eating amoeba fight to keep others safe
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TechnologyAn Omicron Odyssey: It pretty much feels like allergy season – as possessed by Satan
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State NewsNC native wins Pulitzer Prize for play set at barbecue
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Boys LacrosseMiddle Creek scores with 10 seconds left to beat Weddington in 4A boys lacrosse championship
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Out and AboutFoodie news: Bright Spot Donuts opens in Raleigh, Mecca is hiring (May 20, 2022)
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Entertainment'It floored me': Johnston County man, 69, wins $402,887 jackpot
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SmartShopperHouse of Raeford bulk pre-order chicken sales in NC
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WRAL TVWRAL wins three Regional Edward R. Murrow Awards
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5 On Your SideFive cheap ways to burglar-proof your home
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WRAL TVGerald Owens joins Debra Morgan on anchor desk for WRAL News at 6 p.m.
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TravelHow to find the best price on summer flights
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Local NewsHow a Raleigh church is helping people stay away from crime and find lasting jobs
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Out and AboutGo ghost hunting aboard the Battleship North Carolina
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NoteworthyWant to help Ukraine? Here's a list of charitable organizations to support
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Lottery ResultsMega Millions Drawing
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Local NewsStudents learn storytelling via social media in unique Duke course
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Lottery ResultsEvening Pick 3 Pick 4 and Cash 5
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National NewsWhat will life be like in 2071? New museum could give you a glimpse.
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Lottery ResultsPowerball Drawing
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Local NewsGuests forced to leave Quality Inn hotel after city of Raleigh deems it unsafe
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