More than two decades covering the WRAL viewing area as a newscast producer, executive producer of the now-defunct WRAL NewsChannel and now senior producer of the WRAL Investigates unit.

6 time Southeast Emmy award winner for investigative reporting, weather reporting and special sports coverage. Dozens of state Associated Press awards, as well as Radio & Television News Directors of the Carolinas awards.

Pretty simple. Truth. Accountability. Compassion. Storytelling. Educating. Changing.

Born in Parkridge, Illinois, but grew up in the metro Washington, DC area

<h4>Hobbies, Interests & Community Involvement:</h4>

Former soccer player and coach for several local youth leagues. Avid runner and swimmer. Also a couple of stints on my Homeowners Association board (though not really an interest!).

Married to former WRAL Anchor/reporter Lynda Loveland. Three children who are growing up too quickly.

<h4>Likes Best About North Carolina:</h4>

The people, the pace, the weather and the ocean/mountains. After living in both the Washington, DC, area and Hollywood, CA, I have an appreciation for less-crowded roads and generally friendly people.

I love sports, so covering NCAA Final Fours always go to the top of the list. The atmosphere and excitement outweigh the constant deadlines and 18-hour work days. Next on the list is probably the national political conventions and having the ability to meet and interview so many people who’ve had an impact on the country.

Randall Kerr

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An employee at the Waukesha plant in Goldsboro died in December. WRAL Investigates looks into what the company is doing to address safety concerns for employees.

IN THE WRAL APP ON YOUR TV OR STREAMING DEVICE. >> KILLED WHILE ON THE JOB. TONIGHT WE'RE HEARING FROM THE FAMILY OF THE GOALS FOR A MAN WHO THEY SAY DIED IN A WORKPLACE ACCIDENT. THE COMPANY WAS AWARDED MILLIONS OF DOLLARS IN INCENTIVES FROM THE STATE JUST A FEW MONTHS AGO. THE BUREAU INVESTIGATES SARAH KRUEGER IS LOOKING INTO THE FACILITY'S TROUBLED PAST. >> THIS HAPPENED AT THE WAUKESHA PLANT IN GOLDSBORO ON DECEMBER 14 IN RECENT YEARS. WE'VE COVERED THE DEATHS OF AT LEAST 3 OTHER WORKERS AT THIS VERY SAME FACILITY TONIGHT. I'M ASKING THE COMPANY WHAT THEY ARE DOING TO ADDRESS SAFETY CONCERNS. >> BECAUSE ILL BARNES SISTER REMEMBERS HIM AS A PROTECTOR OF HIS COUNTRY SERVING IN THE 82ND AIRBORNE DIVISION AND OF HIS FAMILY. HE WAS REALLY A FAMILY GUY. HE DIDN'T HAVE ANY KIDS OF HIS OWN. BUT ME AND MY SON, HIS NEPHEW WAS HIS PRIDE. AND JOY SPEAKING TO ME BY PHONE, CHARRON COLEMAN SAYS SHE WASN'T READY TO TALK ABOUT HIS DEATH AND INSTEAD WANTED TO TELL ME MORE ABOUT HIS LIFE. HE WAS. IT'S A COOL GUY THAT MAYBE HE ALWAYS THOUGHT ABOUT THIS FOR YEARS. SHE SAYS BARNES HAD BEEN WORKING AT THE PRO LEAD GE WAUKESHA TRANSFORMER PLANT IN GOLDSBORO FOR SEVERAL YEARS. >> 9-1-1, CALL GIVES INSIGHT INTO WHAT HAPPENED TO OUR WORLD ORDER THAT, QUOTE. >> W COURT REPORTER TOO. >> RECORDS SHOW THE STATE DEPARTMENT OF LABOR IS INVESTIGATING. I ASKED THEM FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT WHAT HAPPENED AND WAS TOLD THEY COULD NOT COMMENT WHILE THE INVESTIGATION IS ONGOING. WRAL INVESTIGATES COVERED 3 DEATHS AT THE FACILITY THAT WE'RE IN 2012 2015 AND ARE THE COMPANIES PRIOR NAME OF SP X? I SENT A LIST OF QUESTIONS TO THE COMPANY TO ASK IF THEY'RE MAKING ANY CHANGES TO IMPROVE SAFETY. I DID NOT HEAR BACK BARNES'S SISTER IS EAGER FOR ANSWERS AS SHE ADJUSTS TO A NEW LIFE WITHOUT HIM. HE'S ALWAYS THERE FOR HIM. >> I WAS MORE THAT MAKES AND WE NEVER MISSED A CHRISTMAS. NEVER MISSED A BIRTHDAY WITH 1000 RANGE OF THE WALLABIES TOGETHER 40 WAYS WE NEVER KNEW >> WRAL REPORTED BACK IN MAY THAT PRO, LIKE GE WAUKESHA HAD GOTTEN MORE THAN 4 MILLION DOLLARS IN INCENTIVES FROM THE STATE TO EXPAND. I'VE ASKED THE DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE IF ANYTHING CHANGES NOW WITH THIS WORKPLACE DEATH. WE'LL LET YOU KNOW WHEN WE HEAR BACK. SARAH

Ryan Bisesi

Sarah Krueger

Jamie Munden

Goldsboro man dies in workplace accident after company gets millions in incentives

Waukesha plant in Goldsboro

A popular no-kill cat shelter is racing against the clock to keep its license. The futures of more than 100 cats are now up in the air.

SPECTRUM AND THE WRAL APP ON YOUR TV OR STREAMING DEVICE. THE STATE HAS ORDERED AN ANIMAL SHELTER IN PITTSBORO TO CEASE ALL OPERATIONS AFTER FINDING DOZENS OF VIOLATIONS. THE OWNER OF THE GOLD HOUSE REFUGE IS FIERCELY DEFENDING HER CAT SANCTUARY. >> WRAL INVESTIGATES SARAH KRUEGER SHARES. WHAT'S NEXT FOR THE FACILITY? >> THE GOAT HAUS REFUGES AND NO KILL CAT SANCTUARY. IT'S BEEN AROUND MORE THAN 2 DECADES NOW. ITS FUTURE IS UNCERTAIN. WE THINK EXCELLENT CARE A LOT. THAT'S WHY WE HAVE CUT TO THE TUNE FOR THE USUAL HAVING LITTLE. >> IN A MULTI 85 YEAR-OLD SON GLENDA SCARPA FOUNDED THE GOAT HAUS REFUGE AND STILL RUNS IT TODAY. PEOPLE. >> AND DUMPING THEIR ON THE MOST BECAUSE THEY LOSE THEIR HOUSE. THEY USED A DOG. IT'S A IT'S ABSOLUTELY HEARTBREAKING. I WOULD THINK ALL OF THESE ANIMALS, IF I COULD, BUT THEY CAN'T FEATURED IN THE NEW YORK TIMES THE TODAY SHOW AND LOCAL NEWS OUTLETS SCARP U.S. REFUGE IS NOW FIGHTING FOR SURVIVAL AND MAKES UP AND THEN MORE THESE A VERY COOL AND PLAYS DAYS BEFORE CHRISTMAS, THE STATE SUSPENDED THE RESCUES LICENSE ORDERED IT TO IMMEDIATELY CEASE AND DESIST OPERATIONS. >> AND GAVE THE SHELTER 30 DAYS TO REHOME THE CATS. I HOPE THAT WE CAN DO SOME OF THESE VERY FAST. SCARPA SAYS SHE FILED AN APPEAL. THE LICENSE SUSPENSION CAME AFTER INSPECTIONS OVER THE LAST 4 MONTHS. THAT LED TO A $9300 FINE. THE SECOND LARGEST FINE ISSUED AGAINST A SHELTER DURING TWENTY-TWENTY 5 MEAN SPEC TO DID THAT SHE HAD TO PUT NATION'S FIRST BECAUSE I DO KNOW THAT IN THE HOUSE. THE INSPECTION REPORT SAYS SHE ADMITTED CAPS WERE STAYING IN HER HOUSE, BUT THEN WOULD NOT LET INSPECTORS IN WHEN INSPECTORS CAME BACK. THE REPORT SAYS SCARPA CLAIMED 2 CATS WERE INSIDE, BUT THEY ACTUALLY FOUND 15 TO 20 THE RESCUE WAS CITED FOR DOZENS OF OTHER VIOLATIONS OF THE ANIMAL WELFARE ACT. AMONG THOSE RECORDS WERE MISSING OR INCOMPLETE FOR SEVERAL CATS, INCLUDING ONE INSTANCE WHERE STAFF MEMBERS ADMITTED TO FALSIFYING RECORDS AND PRIMARY AND CLOSURES AND EXERCISE AREAS WERE IN DISREPAIR, SCARPA IT'S HER OWN HEALTH STRUGGLES AND A LACK OF FUNDING HAVE MADE IT HARDER BUT SAYS SHE'S DOING THE BEST SHE CAN REACH CAT AS HE'S KNOWN FOR THEIR TO DO THE RE CODE. SO SO IF YOU CAN MAKE THE CITY SECURE THAN EVERYTHING ELSE, SCARPA SAYS A CORRECTIVE ACTION PLAN IS WELL UNDERWAY AND HOPES SHE CAN CONTINUE. >> DOING WHAT SHE LOVES IOWA, WHO'S WORKED FOR HIM FOR PEOPLE'S AND NOW I'M WORKING FOR ME WAS BECAUSE THEY'RE BETTER THAN PEOPLE JANUARY IS NEEDED. SARAH KRUEGER, WRAL NEWS PITTSBORO. SOME REALLY BEAUTIFUL THERE. THIS STATE, BY THE WAY, SAYS THEY HAVE PAUSED THE 30 DAY WINDOW TO REHOME THE CATS. >> THEY'RE WILLING TO GIVE A LITTLE BIT MORE TIME IN THE STATE TO GO OUT INTO AN UNANNOUNCED REINSPECTION OF THAT FACILITY. >> IF THINGS ARE IN COMPLIANCE,

Mark Bergin

One of Triangle-area's biggest cat shelters threatened with closure

A file photo of the cats at the Goathouse Refuge in Pittsboro.

Public records reveal that Ryan Camacho, the man charged with murdering Ravenscroft teacher Zoe Welsh, avoided a multi-year prison sentence last year due to a plea agreement that reduced four felony charges to a single misdemeanor.

<p>CITY PATTERSON, WRAL, NEWS LIVE IN RALEIGH. &gt;&gt; JUSTIN, THANK YOU. TONIGHT, FLAGS ARE AT HALF-STAFF OUTSIDE OF RAVENSCROFT SCHOOL AS THE COMMUNITY PROCESS IS THE STUDYING MURDER OF A LONGTIME TEACHER. AND THERE ARE MANY LAYERS TO THIS STORY. &gt;&gt; RALEIGH POLICE ARRESTED A MAN ACCUSED OF BREAKING INTO SO WE WILL SAYS HOME AND KILLING HER REINKING MUCHOS IN A MAN WITH AN EXTENSIVE CRIMINAL RECORD. HE'S NOW IN JAIL WITHOUT BOND. TONIGHT, WE'RE LOOKING CLOSER AT THE SUSPECT AND HIS ARREST HISTORY. IT INCLUDING A PLEA DEAL IN DURHAM LESS THAN A YEAR AGO. WE'RE ALSO GETTING NEW REACTION FROM RALEIGH LEADERS ABOUT WHAT MORE COULD HAVE BEEN DONE TO PROTECT ZOE WELSH. WE'LL HEAR MORE FROM WRAL'S. MONICA KC END SHAUN GALLAGHER. LET'S BEGIN WITH MONICA WHO IS LIVE IN DURHAM. MONICA. &gt;&gt; WELL, RYAN CAMACHO HAS FACED DOZENS OF CHARGES IN WAKE AND DURHAM COUNTIES OVER THE YEARS. AND MOST OF THE CONVICTIONS AND SENTENCES AND DISMISSALS HAVE ALL SEEN PRETTY NORMAL. BUT TODAY WE FOUND 2 CASES HERE IN DURHAM, INCLUDING ONE THAT INVOLVED A BREAK IN WITH A WOMAN INSIDE. NOW WE'RE TALKING 4 FELONIES HERE WHICH CARRY LENGTHIER SENTENCES. HOWEVER, THE DURHAM D A'S OFFICE COMBINED THE CASES IN A PLEA DEAL THAT DOWN CAMACHO GUILTY OF JUST ONE MISDEMEANOR. &gt;&gt; ARREST WARRANTS SAY ON APRIL 3RD, 2025, RYAN CAMACHO BROKE INTO A HOME IN THIS NEIGHBORHOOD STEALING A BEER. HE WAS CHARGED WITH FELONY BREAKING AND ENTERING WITH INTENT TO TERRORIZE OR INJURE. &gt;&gt; BECAUSE A WOMAN WAS INSIDE AND FELONY LARCENY AFTER BREAKING AND ENTERING A SECOND WARRANT SAYS 3 DAYS LATER HE BROKE INTO THIS BUILDING NEARBY, STEALING THE CASE OF DRINKING WATER. &gt;&gt; HE WAS CHARGED WITH FELONY BREAKING AND ENTERING AND ANOTHER CHARGE OF FELONY LARCENY COURT RECORDS SHOW THOSE CASES WERE CONSOLIDATED. AND IN A PLEA AGREEMENT IN JULY, CAMACHO WAS FOUND GUILTY OF ONE MISDEMEANOR OF BREAKING OR ENTERING WITH A MAXIMUM SENTENCE OF 120 DAYS. HE WAS CREDITED WITH TIME SERVED THE FELONIES WERE DISMISSED. BUT ACCORDING TO THE STATE SENTENCING GUIDELINES, A CONVICTION ON JUST ONE OF THOSE CHARGES COULD HAVE LANDED HIM IN JAIL FOR 10 MONTHS. &gt;&gt; THAT MEANS HE WOULDN'T HAVE BEEN FREE LAST WEEKEND I EMAILED DISTRICT ATTORNEYS TO DEBERRY ASKING IF HER OFFICE HAS ANY COMMENT ON WHY THE PLEA DEAL WAS OFFERED TO CAMACHO. I ALSO WENT TO HER OFFICE AT THE DURHAM COUNTY COURTHOUSE IN PERSON. &gt;&gt; MY NAME IS MONICA. I WORK FOR WRAL AND EMPLOYEE WORKING AT THE FRONT DESK, TOLD ME THE OFFICE HAD NO COMMENT. &gt;&gt; EACH OF THE FELONY CHARGES CAMACHO FACED CARRIED A SENTENCE OF A MINIMUM OF 8 MONTHS IN PRISON. BUT THE MISDEMEANOR, HE PLED TO KEPT HIM IN JAIL FOR A MATTER OF WEEKS. INSTEAD, I LIVE IN</p>

Monica Casey

Vinnie Boccanfuso

WRAL Investigates plea deal that kept murder suspect with criminal past out of jail before teacher's death

Ryan Camacho is charged with murder in the death of Zoe Welsh. Camacho appeared in court on Monday, Jan. 5, 2026.

Could this fire have been prevented? WRAL Investigates looks at the violations that were found during a fire inspection at the Raleigh Convention Center just months ago. 

<p>CONVENTION FLOOR WAS THERE AS WELL. ALL RIGHT, ERIC, THANK YOU. COULD THIS FIRE HAVE BEEN PREVENTED? THAT'S ONE QUESTION THAT WE'RE ASKING. &gt;&gt; THE RALEIGH CONVENTION CENTER HAD A FIRE INSPECTION ABOUT 7 MONTHS AGO. WR INVESTIGATES EHREN KRUGER EXPLAINS THE VIOLATIONS THAT WERE FOUND. &gt;&gt; BASED ON THE TYPE OF BUILDING, THIS IS THE FIRE CODE REQUIRES IT TO BE INSPECTED. EVERY YEAR WE WENT THROUGH THE RECORDS AND FOUND INFORMATION ABOUT THE LATEST INSPECTION, WHICH WAS DATED MAY 7TH. &gt;&gt; THE FULL REPORT IS NOT ONLINE. ONLY WHAT WAS IN VIOLATION, WHICH WERE 9 ITEMS MARKED, HAS FAILED. ONE VIOLATION WAS THE FIRE ALARM SYSTEM WAS NOT INSPECTED AND MAINTAINED IN ACCORDANCE WITH FIRE CODE. SAME THING FOR THE SPRINKLER SYSTEM. ANOTHER VIOLATION WAS FOR THE AUTOMATIC FIRED OR BEING 97 DAYS PAST DUE FOR INSPECTION. A CITY SPOKESPERSON SAYS ALL OF THOSE THINGS WERE CORRECTED. WE ASKED THE MAYOR ABOUT THE INSPECTION GETTING. THOSE ARE DEFINITELY ALL THE QUESTIONS THAT WILL BE ASKING ON, YOU KNOW, CITY COUNCIL &gt;&gt; I WAS ACTUALLY ON COUNCIL WHEN WE BUILT THE CONVENTION CENTER. SO I KNOW WELL THAT THIS IS AROUND, YOU KNOW, 20 PLUS YEARS OLD BUILDING. SO NOT AN INCREDIBLY AGENT SYSTEM. I CALLED SOMEONE WHO WORKS AS A FIRE INSPECTOR JUST TO GET HIS TAKE ON THINGS. AND HE TOLD ME IT IS VERY UNCOMMON FOR HVAC UNITS TO LEAK GAS. &gt;&gt; WE FOUND THAT THE CITY PUT OUT A REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS LAST YEAR LOOKING FOR A COMPANY TO DO HVAC, PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE AND REPAIRS AS NEEDED AT THE CONVENTION CENTER. I HAVE FILED A PUBLIC RECORDS REQUEST FOR WHATEVER CONTRACT THE CITY NOW HAS ON THAT. I ALSO SENT OFF 7 QUESTIONS TO THE CITY ABOUT HOW OFTEN THE HVAC UNITS ARE INSPECTED AND BY WHOM WE WILL LET YOU KNOW, WHEN WE GET ANSWERS TO THOSE QUESTIONS. SARAH KRUEGER, WRAL NEWS IN RALEIGH. &gt;&gt; YOU WILL FIND OUR COVERAGE OF THE CONVENTION CENTER FIRE FROM THE MOMENT WE ARRIVED ON</p>

Sydney Ross

WRAL Investigates: Inspection failures preceded Raleigh Convention Center fire

Raleigh Convention Center fire

A 5-year-old girl named Ema took a big step in her recovery from a road rage shooting that put her in a wheelchair for five months.

THE DAY. I THINK ABOUT HOW BROKEN PEOPLE ARE AND HOW DISCONNECTED PEOPLE ARE FROM THE VALUE OF ANOTHER PERSON'S LIFE. >> THAT YOU CAN LET SUCH A SHORT ENCOUNTER OF A MOMENT IN WHICH YOU ARE ANGRY, DETERMINE WHETHER SOMEONE ELSE IS WORTHY TO LIVE. THAT IS YOUR QUOTE OF THE DAY COMING FROM A MOM NAMED GINA. HER 5 YEAR-OLD DAUGHTER EMMA WAS SHOT IN A ROAD RAGE INCIDENT BACK IN JUNE. THIS IS VIDEO FROM THAT SCENE ON US. ONE IN CARY POLICE TOLD US THE SUSPECT WAS DRIVING AGGRESSIVELY CAUSING PROBLEMS ON THE ROAD. EMMA'S DAD DROVE UP NEXT TO THE SUSPECT AND STARTED YELLING AT HIM. AND THAT'S WHEN THE SUSPECT PULLED OUT A GUN. HE FIRED A SHOT AND THE BULLET HIT EMMA IN THE KNEE. >> HER MOM TOLD US THE BULLET WAS ACTUALLY LODGED IN HER SIPPY CUP. THINK ABOUT THAT. POLICE CAUGHT UP WITH THE SHOOTER AND CHARGED HIM WITH ASSAULT. MEANTIME, 5 YEAR-OLD EMMA HERE SHE IS STILL RECOVERING. SHE ACTUALLY JUST GOT OUT OF HER CAST AND WHEELCHAIR LAST WEEK. HER MOM TELLS US IN THE COMMOTION OF THE ROAD RAGE SHOOTING. AND AS I PAD WAS SHATTERED AND THEY HAVEN'T BEEN ABLE TO AFFORD A NEW ONE BECAUSE OF THE COST OF SOME OF EMMA'S REHAB, WHICH THE FAMILY SAYS INSURANCE IS NOT COVERING SOME OF IT. THIS IS JUST ONE OF 5 OTHER ROAD RAGE INCIDENTS IN OUR AREA IN JUST THE PAST YEAR. BUT GET THIS. THAT WASN'T EVEN THE FIRST ROAD RAGE INCIDENT IN CARY THAT LED TO GUNFIRE. ANOTHER ONE HAPPENED IN MARCH ON I-40 NEAR HARRISON AVENUE DURING MORNING RUSH HOUR. A WITNESS TOLD US IT APPEARED TO START OVER A DISPUTE WHEN THE VEHICLES WERE MERGING. THE DRIVER OF THE CAR. JOSE REYES FIRED SHOTS INTO THE PICKUP. TRUCK'S DRIVER SIDE WINDOW. RICARDO CARD AND HAS DIED. REYES IS NOW CHARGED WITH MURDER. WRAL INVESTIGATES WANTED TO KNOW IF WE'RE ACTUALLY SEEING MORE ROAD RAGE CASES THIS YEAR, ESPECIALLY INVOLVING GUNS, THE GUN VIOLENCE ARCHIVE TRACKS. ROAD RAGE INCIDENTS WHERE GUNS ARE INVOLVED, WHETHER THEY'RE FIRED OR NOT. NORTH CAROLINA HAS SEEN 18 GUN INVOLVED. ROAD RAGE CASES THIS YEAR. THE TOTAL IS ALSO 18 2024. 2023. SO IF THE STATE SEES ONE MORE CASE, IT'LL BE OUR HIGHEST NUMBER OF ROAD RAGE CASES INVOLVING GUNS SINCE BEFORE THE PANDEMIC. THERE WERE 27 CASES IN 2019. WE WONDERED, IS THERE A RULE AGAINST ROAD RAGE RIGHT NOW? CALIFORNIA IS THE ONLY STATE IN THE COUNTRY WITH A SPECIFIC ROAD RAGE LAW FOR DRIVERS WHO USE THEIR VEHICLES TO ASSAULT ANOTHER DRIVER. WE WENT BACK 20 YEARS AND FOUND NORTH CAROLINA LAWMAKERS HAD NEVER FILED A BILL TO MAKE ROAD RAGE ITS OWN OFFENSE IN 2017 LAWMAKERS DID FILE A BILL WHERE ROAD RAGE COULD BE CONSIDERED AN AGGRAVATING FACTOR TO GIVE SOMEONE MORE JAIL FOR OTHER CRIMES. BUT IT NEVER GOT OUT OF THE HOUSE COMMITTEE. BUT NORTH CAROLINA DOES HAVE A LAW AGAINST AGGRESSIVE DRIVING A CONVICTION COULD LAND YOU IN JAIL FOR 45 DAYS. WE'RE ONE OF ONLY 9 STATES THAT HAS THIS THE WAY IT WORKS. A DRIVER CAN BE CHARGED IF THEY'RE SPEEDING AND BEING RECKLESS. PLUS TO SOMETHING LIKE RUN A RED LIGHT OR PASS SOMEONE ILLEGALLY RECORDS IN THE STATE COURT SYSTEM SHOW 578 AGGRESSIVE DRIVING CHARGES WERE FILED STATEWIDE IN THE LAST FISCAL YEAR. THAT'S MORE THAN THE LAST 2 YEARS. HOWEVER, INTERESTINGLY, THE NUMBERS WERE MUCH HIGHER DURING THE PANDEMIC. 691 AGGRESSIVE DRIVING CHARGES IN THE 2021 2022. FISCAL YEAR AND 631 THE YEAR BEFORE THAT WRAL DID A BUNCH OF STORIES ON THIS AT THE TIME. SO WHAT DO WE MAKE OF ALL OF THIS? SHOULD YOU JUST NEVER HONK YOUR HORN AGAIN? I THINK IT GOES BACK TO WHAT YOU SAID. THE MOM OF THE 5 YEAR-OLD SHOT IN A ROAD RAGE INCIDENT. I THINK ABOUT HOW BROKEN PEOPLE ARE AND HOW DISCONNECTED PEOPLE ARE FROM THE VALUE OF ANOTHER PERSON'S LIFE THAT YOU CAN LET SUCH A SHORT ENCOUNTER OF A MOMENT IN WHICH YOU'RE ANGRY, DETERMINE WHETHER SOMEONE ELSE IS WORTHY TO LIVE. THIS CUTS BOTH WAYS DOESN'T. CONSIDER THAT PERSPECTIVE. WHEN SOMEONE

Ashley Rowe

5-year-old girl learning to walk again after getting shot in Cary road rage incident

This year marks the 67th annual lighting of the WRAL-TV tower in Raleigh, an annual tradition that has grown to include celebrations with towers at American Tobacco Campus in Durham and Rocky Mount Mills.


WRAL Tower Lighting: WRAL lights the towers in Raleigh, Durham and Rocky Mount

Michelle Mackonochie - familiar to WRAL viewers after five years as part of the morning news team - will anchor the 4 p.m. and 5:30 p.m. newscasts with Dan Haggerty, and the 10 p.m. and 11 p.m. newscasts with Gerald Owens. 

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Watch · 2:31Goldsboro man dies in workplace accident after company gets millions in incentives

Watch · 3:08One of Triangle-area's biggest cat shelters threatened with closure

Watch · 2:59WRAL Investigates plea deal that kept murder suspect with criminal past out of jail before teacher's death

Watch · 1:55WRAL Investigates: Inspection failures preceded Raleigh Convention Center fire

Watch · 4:165-year-old girl learning to walk again after getting shot in Cary road rage incident