Inside WRAL
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Make peppermint pretzels with Renee and Elsa
Renee Chou and her daughter Elsa deliver news with a sweet smile on Facebook. In the first episode of "Cherry News TV," Elsa demonstrates how to make an easy holiday treat.
Tags: holiday recipes, Renee Chou, WRAL at Home, good news
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Hidden History series honored by Daughters of the American Revolution
WRAL multiplatform producer Heather Leah was awarded the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution Entertainment and Media Award by Caswell-Nash Chapter, NSDAR in a virtual ceremony on December 11 for her series on forgotten Triangle area landmarks entitled "Hidden History."
Tags: Hidden History
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WRAL News announces new anchor teams
WRAL News, the most watched news team in the Triangle, is proud to announce several internal anchor promotions and anchor team changes.
Tags: behind the scenes, Kathryn Brown, Lena Tillett, Mikaya Thurmond
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Kathryn Brown to leave WRAL: 'I'm going toward something, and that is time with family'
WRAL News anchor Kathryn Brown will be leaving the station and leaving television news later this year.
Tags: Kathryn Brown, behind the scenes
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Show us your costume, get a shoutout on TODAY
TODAY is looking for local families to celebrate Halloween, virtually of course, on the Plaza. For the week of Oct. 26, the #MyTODAYPlaza crowd will be filled with families in costume joining the show live from their homes.
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WRAL response to termination claims
Former lottery drawing host Emelia Cowans has accused WRAL TV in social media posts and in talking to other local media of firing her because she had Covid 19, and because WRAL is a racist organization. The company made this response to her claims.
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WRAL News doesn't endorse candidates
While you might see parts of WRAL newscasts in political ads, WRAL News doesn't endorse any candidate. Under the fair use provision of copyright law, political candidates can use newscast clips, and there isn't much a station can do about it.
Tags: fact check, political ads, PolitiFact, PolitiFactNC, behind the scenes
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Checking out checking in: Travel changes from spring to winter
When you feel comfortable staying at hotels again, it will look and feel like very different if it's anything like my recent experience.
Tags: travel, hotels, coronavirus NC rebound, coronavirus
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WRAL EP documents plane trip to help you decide about summer vacation
When reporter Joe Fisher pitched "the future of flying" to me as a story a few weeks ago, I knew he was anticipating what so many people want to know or will be wondering about soon.
Tags: flying, airline, air travel, travel, coronavirus, coronavirus NC rebound
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WRAL announces new anchor team, new newscast at 7 p.m., and new entertainment lineup
Viewers can now get more news from the largest news team in North Carolina with the permanent addition of WRAL News at 7 p.m. on WRAL. With the announcement of this additional half-hour of news, WRAL also announces a new anchor team at 4 p.m., pairing Lena Tillett with Kathryn Brown on the desk. Meteorologist Kat Campbell rounds out the 4 p.m. team, a position she already holds.
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Sunday Special: Revisit WRAL's award-winning reporting on Durham explosion, racial justice in Apex and how police use Google to track criminals
The Radio Television Digital News Association (RTDNA) has honored Capitol Broadcasting Company's WRAL-TV with three regional Edward R. Murrow awards. The Murrow awards recognize the best electronic journalism produced by radio, television and online news organizations around the world. WRAL was honored in the Breaking News Coverage, Continuing Coverage, and Excellence in Innovation categories.
Tags: Only on WRAL, behind the scenes
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