The Baltimore Police Department responded to an active shooter incident at Morgan State University on Tuesday night.

Baltimore police respond to active shooter situation at Morgan State campus

Baltimore police are responding to an active shooter situation involving multiple victims at Morgan State University Tuesday night. 

On WRAL at 11 : Multiple people shot at a university in Baltimore, ordered to shelter in place. The NEWEST on the active search for the gunman

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It's no secret that Raleigh is a wonderful city known for outdoor adventures and plenty of nature.

Outdoors in Raleigh: 5 city spaces that offer fall escape

Enchanting sunrise over the Raleigh skyline and Dix Park

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Four different anti-Semitic fliers were found in a Raleigh neighborhood this week. The posters were found on several blocks Harps Mill Road, according to incident reports filed with Raleigh Police Department.

NEWS COVERAGE YOU CAN COUNT ON. >> ANTISEMITIC FLIERS WERE FOUND IN A RALEIGH NEIGHBORHOOD WITH A LARGE JEWISH POPULATION. WR STILL SEEING SPOKE WITH THE RABBI ABOUT IT AND ASKED HIM WHAT WE ALL NEED TO DO. >> PEOPLE HAVE BEEN WAKING UP TO THESE ANTI SEMITIC FLYERS ON THEIR FRONT DOOR. THE CHILL, THE SOUL >> IT'S THE NEIGHBORHOOD THAT I LIVE. AND IT'S RIGHT BY 2 SYNAGOGUES. THERE'S A SNIPPY TO RISK A NEW MENU PRESENCE. RABBI ERIC SOLLMAN OF BETH MEYER SYNAGOGUE IS LETTING HIS COMMUNITY KNOW ABOUT THE HATEFUL SPEECH ALREADY TO PEOPLE IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD HAVE FILED POLICE REPORTS. >> HE SAYS IT'S TERRIFYING, BUT PEOPLE NEED TO SPEAK UP AND REPORTING IT. IT'S FROM OUT THE FRONT OF THE SENTRY. >> SO KIND OF ANYTHING THAT BEHAVIOR THAT WE HOPE CAN BE IN THE THE BACK OF HIS TREE. BUT SADLY, IT'S STILL WITH US. THE COUNCIL ON AMERICAN-ISLAMIC RELATIONS CONDEMNED THE DISTRIBUTION OF THESE FLYERS. >> ISSUING A STATEMENT THAT SAYS, QUOTE, WE CONDEMN THE DISTRIBUTION OF THESE HATEFUL MATERIALS IN AN APPARENT ATTEMPT TO INTIMIDATE MEMBERS OF THE JEWISH COMMUNITY OF RALEIGH. >> WE URGE LAW ENFORCEMENT AUTHORITIES TO CONDUCT A FULL INVESTIGATION. ACCORDING TO ADL, AN ANNUAL AUDIT OF ANTI SEMITIC INCIDENTS, NORTH CAROLINA SAW A 131% INCREASE IN REPORTED INCIDENTS IN 2021. IT DOES APPEAR TO BE AN UPTICK IN THE ATL WAS RECORDED NUMBER OF EVENTS GEN. IT'S SOMETHING THAT WE'RE VERY CONCERNED ABOUT AND WE HAVE TO TAKE EFFORTS TO SPEAK UP AND NOT STAY SILENT IN SAMSULA DIRTY WITH IT AGAINST ANY GROUP. >> THAT WAS THE SAME REPORTING.

Anti-Semitic fliers distributed in Raleigh neighorhood with large Jewish presence 

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

How they voted: NC congressional votes for the week July 8

U.S. Capitol

The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill announced Friday that two buildings on campus have been renamed after people widely known as trailblazers at the school.

SOCIAL SAFETY NET BILL WHICH DEMOCRATS HOPE WILL PASS BEFORE CHRISTMAS TO TWO BUILDINGS ON THE CAMPUS OF UNC CHAPEL HILL WILL BE RENAMED AFTER PEOPLE WIDELY KNOWN AS TARHEEL TRAILBLAZERS. HORTENSE MCCLINTON THE FIRST BLACK PROFESSOR HIRED CAROLINA NUMERAL REPLACE THE BUILDING FORMERLY KNOWN AS HAYCOCK RESIDENCE HALL. AND STUDENT AFFAIRS OFFICE PREVIOUSLY KNOWN AS THE CARVILLE. THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES VOTED TO

First Black faculty member at UNC-Chapel Hill stunned to have campus building named for her

Hortense McClinton

The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill announced two buildings on campus have been renamed after people widely known as trailblazers for the school.

UNC-Chapel Hill honors pioneering alumnus, professor in renaming buildings

Henry Owl Building on UNC-Chapel Hill campus

Raleigh City Council approved changing the name of Aycock Street to Roanoke Park Drive on Tuesday.



LARGE CROWDS LIKE THAT. THANK YOU. >> THE CITY COUNCIL UNANIMOUSLY APPROVED CHANGING THE NAME OF AYCOCK STREET. IT IS NAMED AFTER GOVERNOR AND SEGREGATIONIST CHARLES AYCOCK. WE ARE TALKING WITH RESIDENTS IN THE AREA ABOUT THIS CHANGE. SOME PEOPLE SAY THIS IS WELCOME NEWS.>> THEY DO TELL US IT IS WELCOME NEWS. THERE WAS A PETITION THROUGHOUT THIS NEIGHBORHOOD AND 36 OUT OF 76 PEOPLE WANTED THAT STREET SIGN REMOVED. ACROSS THE STREET THIS WAY, THERE IS A PARK CALLED ROANOKE AND IT WAS GETTING A STREET NAME OF ITS OWN.>> CHARLES NAME HAS BEEN A STAPLE ACROSS THE STATE, BUT NOT ANYMORE. >> HE WAS IN NORTH CAROLINA POLITICIAN AND STATE LEADER WHO WAS ELECTED GOVERNOR IN 1900. >> MANY LIKE HARRY WATSON GREW UP SEEING THE POLITICIANS NAME.>> I ATTENDED THE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL IN GREENSBORO. I GREW UP. >> HE SERVED NORTH CAROLINA AND THE U.S. SENATE. WHILE THERE ARE VARIOUS HISTORIC SITES LIKE THIS MUSEUM AND WAYNE COUNTY, CURRENTLY NAMED AFTER HIM, HE WAS KNOWN AS A WHITE SUPREMACIST. WATSON TELLS US WHEN RUNNING FOR GOVERNOR, HE USED RACISM, TAXES AND LITERACY TESTS TO SUPPRESS POOR BLACK AND WHITE PEOPLE FROM VOTING. >> THEY SAID THE ONLY WAY TO PRESERVE WHITE SUPREMACY IS TO THROW THEM OUT. >> WE HAVE SEEN HIS NAME, THOMAS RUFFIN, JULIAN CARR AND DUNCAN CAMERON REMOVED FROM BUILDINGS AND SIGNS OR TIES TO WHITE SUPREMACY OR SLAVERY. >> HIS NAME HAS ALREADY BEEN REMOVED FROM A BUILDING ON UNC CAMPUS BACK IN 2020. STEPHEN SPEARHEADED THE NAME CHANGE IN HIS NEIGHBORHOOD. >> THIS SENDS A MESSAGE THAT HISTORY WILL REMEMBER YOUR ACTIONS AND THERE IS OPPORTUNITIES TO FIND WAYS TO BRIDGE GAPS AND OFFER INCLUSION TO ALL CITIZENS. >> WE HAVE REACHED OUT TO A NUMBER OF PEOPLE AGAINST THE NAME CHANGE, NONE WANTED TO GO ON CAMERA. WHILE SOME DON'T WANT THE CHANGE FOR HISTORICAL REASONS OR ADDRESS CHANGES, MANY WHO DO SAY THIS IS A STEP IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION. >> I THINK WE NEED TO PAY CLOSE ATTENTION TO NORTH CAROLINA'S HISTORY OF DISFRANCHISEMENT, AND TO MAKE SURE WE NEVER DO IT AGAIN.>> THESE ROADSIGNS WILL BE CHANGED ON JULY 1. THE NEW NAME WILL BE ROANOKE PARK

Raleigh street named for former governor, white supremacist to be renamed 

Marchers banded together to denounce white supremacy. 

THEN HIT A TREE. THE BED DIED AT THE SCENE. WE ARE WORKING TO LEARN HIS IDENTITY. THE CAUSE OF THE CRASH STILL UNDER INVESTIGATION. TRACK TODAY A MARCH THROUGH DOWNTOWN RALLY AGAINST WHITE SUPREMACY. PEOPLE GATHERED AND MARCHED THROUGH DOWNTOWN. THERE WERE POLICE ON HAND IN CASE OF ANY ISSUES. AUTHORITIES SAY THERE WAS ONE

Crowd gathers for anti-white supremacy march in Raleigh 

Groups gathered together to protest hate toward minorities. 

POLICE IDENTIFIED THE VICTIM AS 26-YEAR-OLD TYRONE MILLER. >>> DOZENS OF PEOPLE MARCHED THROUGH DOWNTOWN RALEIGH TODAY. THE MARCH AGAINST WHITE SUPREMACY WAS ORGANIZED TO SHOW SOLIDARITY WITH THE ASIAN AMERICAN COMMUNITY AFTER A GROWING TREND OF VIOLENCE NATIONWIDE. >> THE ENERGY WE ARE FEELING RIGHT NOW IS GRIEF, SORROW AND ANGER. WE DON'T WANT TO HAVE TO BE OUT HERE TO PROTEST THE BASIC RIGHT TO BEING ALIVE. WE DON'T WANT TO HAVE TO PROTEST THAT WE SHOULDN'T HAVE TO BE KILLED FOR BEING ASIAN. THE ENERGY WE ARE FEELING IS THAT WHILE WE ARE POSITIVE IN SOLIDARITY, WE ARE STILL ANGRY.

Anti-white supremacy rally held in downtown Raleigh 

Biden's uplifting tone and themes of unity contrasted sharply with the most memorable lines of Trump's 2017 inaugural address. On that rainy January morning, Trump referred to "rusted-out factories scattered like tombstones across the landscape of our nation" and said that "this American carnage stops right here and stops right now."

Fact-checking Joe Biden's inauguration speech

Many people are expressing disappointment because the first debate was short on policy and long on insults. WRAL's Capitol Bureau Chief Laura Leslie provides some insight on the first presidential debate. 

A Clash in Cleveland as President Trump and Democratic Presidential Nominee Joe Biden go toe to toe.

Today many are expressing disappointment because the first debate was short on policy and LONG on insults.

Joining us to talk about two topics that has everyone talking is WRAL Capitol Bureau Chief Laura Leslie.

Jeff, it's difficult to describe that debate as anything other than a chaotic disaster. 

It seemed like the two candidates and the moderator spent as much as time shouting at each other as they did discussing any relevant issues. 

But there were a few moments in that debate that have people talking around the world. 

One was a question from moderator Chris Wallace to President Donald Trump asking if he was willing to condemn white supremacists and militia groups and to say that they need to stand down. 

Let's hear that exchange.