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WRAL Daily Download

By: WRAL News | Raleigh North Carolina
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  • The WRAL Daily Download is an in-depth conversation about a single news story. WRAL covers news across North Carolina every day, but this podcast focuses on one story at a time, bringing context to each conversation. The in-depth, localized podcast takes you into the latest stories from Raleigh, Durham, and the entire Triangle region on North Carolina. This is community news aimed at keeping you informed about the more subtle stories that are happening around you. Hosted by WRAL News journalists, episodes post weekdays by 4:30am.
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Episodes
  • How sewage floods at home turned into nightmares for Raleigh families

    How sewage floods at home turned into nightmares for Raleigh families
    May 21 2024

    A sewage situation backing up into people’s homes. 5 on your side has been investigating this problem for years. Producer Pritchard Strong joins Ali Ingersoll to talk about the latest update to this issue.
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    15 mins
  • Why UNC system leaders want to cut DEI programs at NC universities

    Why UNC system leaders want to cut DEI programs at NC universities
    May 20 2024

    Diversity, equity and inclusion programs are on the chopping block at UNC System schools — part of a trend in Republican-led states. Supporters of the programs see an effort to help students whose communities have long faced discrimination. Critics say they’ve become too political, and they say eliminating the programs could save the state millions of dollars. UNC System officials are expected to vote to cut the programs this week. WRAL State Government Reporter Will Doran breaks it all down.
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    15 mins
  • An effort to crack down on protesters bans masks worn for health reasons

    An effort to crack down on protesters bans masks worn for health reasons
    May 17 2024

    State lawmakers want to stop protesters from wearing masks. This week, a bill that passed the state senate would make it illegal to wear masks in public even when worn for health reasons. People who need them would need to weigh breaking the law against protecting themselves. WRAL Capitol Bureau Chief Laura Leslie explains what experts say about the legality of this potential ban.
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    13 mins
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