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Dog found in a dumpster in Durham has found a home
A dog -- now named "Kingston" -- that was found in a Durham dumpster has been adopted and is heading to his fur-ever home.
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Dog found in Durham dumpster goes up for adoption
A dog found lying among garbage in a Durham dumpster is now available for adoption and a chance at a better life.
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Recognizing local heroes: Free Chick-fil-A for first responders Thursday morning
Free biscuits are available to first responders at three Chick-fil-A locations Thursday morning.
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Cat rescued after being accidently thrown out with couch
A WTOP reporter spent four days looking for his missing cat after 'Mike' escaped when couches were being thrown out.
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A Promise Fulfilled: Man unearths his father’s lost wedding ring decades later
John Arnett, a chief master sergeant in the Ohio National Guard, was washing his beige 1976 Plymouth Volare station wagon in the driveway of his home in Swanton, Ohio. Amid the suds and swipes, his wedding band disappeared.
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Friends rally around beloved Winston-Salem Biscuitville drive-thru worker battling cancer
A popular Biscuitville drive-thru worker battling cancer was showered with a community surprise from her friends in the Winston-Salem area.
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Too cute: WRAL reporters share their childhood school photos
WRAL reporters and anchors share school portraits and adorable first day of school pictures from their childhood. See if you recognize any of these these adorable faces!
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Probation officer honored for saving hockey teammate’s life after heart attack
A probation officer was honored for saving his hockey teammate’s life after the teammate suffered a heart attack and collapsed.
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Choir brings joy to those struggling with dementia
A choir in Denver, Colorado, is using music to bring people together through difficult times.
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New Willow Spring teacher shares letter from her high school teacher who inspired her career
Kimmie Tomczak has known since she was little that she wanted to teach. But her path was set when she met her ninth grade English teacher, Ms. Sheehan.
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Homeward bound: Dog reunited with owner at Greensboro shelter after disappearing in Oklahoma
According to Guilford County Animal Services, staff members found Rio, a 10-year-old border collie, as a stray and took him into their care. When they scanned Rio for a microchip, they found his owner, who lived in Oklahoma.
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Raleigh teen swims the English Channel, completes 'Triple Crown of Open Water Swimming'
17-year-old Lorelei Schmidt finished the swim in just over 12 hours on Friday after years of training.
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Fayetteville teen Abigail Dries wins Miss High School America 2026
Abigail Dries was crowned Miss High School America 2026 and will devote time to being a national ambassador for her anti-bullying platform, Raise Your Hand.
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To the Moon & Pack: NASA astronaut Christina Koch to receive homecoming celebration at NC State
North Carolina State University on Tuesday announced it will hold a special homecoming celebration for NASA astronaut Christina Koch.
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Friends unite to care for Wake County fire victim's surviving dog
Friends of a Wake County man killed in a house fire are raising money to care for his badly injured surviving dog, Bruce, who is being treated at N.C. State Veterinary Hospital.
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From walk-on to scholarship: Cary native gets surprise from NC State
Audrey Ericksen came home by transferring to NC State, hoping for a chance to focus solely on basketball. That effort was rewarded with a scholarship.
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Report: Former Panther Luke Kuechly named Netflix's top NFL analyst ahead of HOF enshrinement
Hall of Fame linebacker Luke Kuechly will be enshrined in 10 days, but he's also now dominating at his new job as well.
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Duke students begin grad program in sustainability with cross-country drive in EV
Duke University is addressing the urgent challenges posed by climate change with its new Master in Business, Climate and Sustainability program. The program aims to prepare students like Parker Raposa and Lauren Schiff, who began their journeys to Duke with a commitment to sustainable practices.
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Raleigh native shines in FIFA World Cup halftime performance with Madonna
The excitement of the recently concluded FIFA World Cup lingers, especially following an electrifying halftime show featuring Raleigh native Tobias Jacobs. Jacobs describes the experience as incredibly iconic, showcasing the hard work and creativity that went into the performance.
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Holly Springs officer honored for pulling 11-year-old boy from icy pond
A Holly Springs police officer will be honored on Tuesday for his heroic actions in January.
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A baby is in the forecast for WRAL's Kat Campbell
WRAL meteorologist Kat Campbell and husband Jack are expecting their first child in December.
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Tasmania's Neil the seal heads out to sea
This week, Tasmania's well-known elephant seal, Neil, weighed in at a hefty 2,200 pounds and has left the shores of Tasmania on his seasonal journey to various remote islands.
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Wine barrels form foundation of tiny home retreat
Hidden Creek Estates, located in northern Illinois, has gained recognition as one of Forbes' premier relaxation spots. The retreat features unique wine barrel homes, each named after famous wine regions around the globe, such as Barolo, Champagne, and Tuscany.
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Princess the turtle returns to the sea
After months of rehab, sea turtles stranded on Cape Cod are returning to the ocean.
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Sunflowers in bloom: It's prime time to visit Dix Park
If you are looking for a good photo opportunity or just want something to do on a summer day, the sunflowers at Raleigh’s Dix Park are for you.
