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Mysterious school illness: Nearly 2 dozen students become sick in Kentucky
Nearly two dozen Kentucky high school students got sick Monday, and school officials are still trying to figure out why.
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Police officer reunited with child he saved from drowning
A police officer in Irvine, California, reunited with the young boy he saved from drowning.
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Sold-out J. Cole concert expected to bring heavy traffic to Fayetteville
J. Cole performs at Crown Coliseum in Fayetteville on Wednesday night. Officials are urging concertgoers to arrive early because of expected traffic and security delays.
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Missouri woman finds out she's pregnant while in labor
A Missouri woman became a new mom in hours without even knowing she was pregnant.
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Former NC State basketball player Phil Spence dies at 72
Phil Spence, a member of North Carolina State University's 1974 championship basketball team, passed away on Monday at the age of 72. Born and raised in Raleigh, he showcased his talent in basketball at Broughton High School before coaching at Cary High School and East Wake High School. His coaching journey continued at North Carolina Central University, where he led the team for four seasons in the early 2000s.
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E-scooters no longer recommended by Consumer Reports
You've probably seen them zooming by—electric scooters seem to be everywhere, with some models now reaching speeds of 20 miles per hour. But Consumer Reports says that extra speed comes with serious safety concerns. After testing 13 e-scooters, CR is not recommending any of them.
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UNC athletics seeks $9 million to address rising costs
The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill is seeking an additional $9 million in athletics revenue. The Board of Trustees will meet Wednesday to discuss the request to "meet operational demands" and support the department in 2027.
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In Depth: What's next for WakeMed-Atrium merger
While the Wake County Board of Commissioners voted for the proposed WakeMed-Atrium Health merger, one of its opponents, North Carolina Treasurer Brad Briner, said he is still against it.
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Pet of the Day for Sept. 22, 2026
Buster, a charming senior beagle from Triangle Beagle Rescue, is eager to find a forever home where he can enjoy his golden years. This easygoing dog is house-trained and crate-trained, making him a low-maintenance companion.
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Photographer's home linked to at least 7 missing women
Philadelphia police and the FBI are investigating after more than one million photos and videos were recovered from a home belonging to a photographer and filmmaker that is now linked to at least seven missing women. Two women who say they posed for Raymond "R.C." Horsch inside that house are now sharing their experiences as investigators work to determine what may have happened within its walls.
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Nashville International Airport could soon carry Dolly Parton's name
Nashville International Airport could soon carry Dolly Parton's name. The airport authority has given the go-ahead to make the change. But for one member of Dolly's family, this is about much more than a name on a building.
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Hundreds of cats rescued from hoarding situation
Hundreds of cats were rescued from a Southern California nonprofit in an alleged animal hoarding case.
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5 On Your Side: How to get the best car loan possible
Buying a new or used car is expensive enough, but where you get your financing can make a big difference in what you ultimately pay. Consumer Reports says comparing loan offers before you head to the dealership can help you find a better deal.
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Hospital's oxygen supply intentionally disrupted
UC Health says someone gained access to the oxygen storage at the University of Colorado Hospital and intentionally disrupted its primary oxygen supply.
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Jury: No charges in death of 18-year-old Nolan Wells during 4th of July trip
A grand jury has officially ruled that there is insufficient evidence to file charges regarding the death of 18-year-old Nolan Wells. Wells' body was discovered floating near a Mississippi barrier island shortly after a Fourth of July outing with three friends.
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A string of burglaries in a Raleigh neighborhood appear connected, says police
A string of break-ins has hit three inside-the-Beltline neighborhoods in just 90 days. Raleigh police now say 10 appear connected, with nearly $350,000 stolen.
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Concerns rise over costs in Atrium Health and Wake Med merger
As we await further details regarding the merger between Atrium Health and Wake Med, concerns have emerged about potential increases in patient costs under the Atrium system. Research conducted by WRAL Investigates reveals that out-of-pocket expenses for common medical procedures are significantly higher at Atrium Health compared to Wake Med.
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North Carolina AG warns about domestic violence scam targeting victims
North Carolina Attorney General Jeff Jackson has issued a warning regarding a rising trend of scams aimed at victims of domestic violence.
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Pet of the Day for September 21, 2026
Scooby-Doo, our 'Pet of the Day' from ARF, is a remarkable dog filled with kindness despite the hardships he has faced. If you're looking to add a loving companion to your family, consider reaching out to ARF to learn more about Scooby and other adoptable pets.
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Concerns and regulations surrounding artificial intelligence
Artificial intelligence gets stronger by the day, and so do concerns about the technology and what it could potentially do to the world. John Lorinc reports on who is pushing for regulations and the actions the White House says will be taken.
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The importance of healthy peer relationships for youth
Building healthy relationships during adolescence is crucial for young people, as experts highlight the potential mental health challenges they may face when lacking positive connections with peers. The World Health Organization defines adolescence as the stage from ages 10 to 19, which is pivotal in establishing good health foundations.
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Vice President J.D. Vance addresses rally in North Carolina
Coverage from the Corey Convention Center reveals Vice President J.D. Vance addressing a rally audience around 12:45 PM. This marks Vance's third visit to North Carolina and his second trip related to the midterms.
