Here's the most recent top news you may have missed in Raleigh.
No one seriously injured after bus involved in crash outside Raleigh elementary school, officials say
No students were seriously injured after a school bus was involved in a crash outside a Raleigh elementary school Thursday afternoon, Wake County Public Schools System, officials said.
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Accessible chariot now available at Chavis Park carousel
The historic carousel at John Chavis Memorial Park, just south of downtown Raleigh, now has special seating for guests who use wheelchairs.
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Triangle woman with ALS helping develop technology to assist others with the disease
From being an avid runner to needing assistance walking — one diagnosis changed Andrea Peet's life forever.
Read the full story on WNCN Michael Hyland.
Inside a WakeMed warehouse prepared to respond to disease outbreaks, other disasters
With the coronavirus now in North Carolina, one local trauma center is ready to respond to disease outbreaks and other disasters.
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Visual Art Exchange (VAE) Raleigh turns 40
Raleigh is celebrating four decades of a Raleigh art space that's helped put the city's art innovators on the map.
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