Here's the most recent top news you may have missed in Raleigh.
Urban Ministries of Wake working to meet unprecedented needs
Staffers and volunteers are working daily to fill packaged meals that are loaded into cars that pull through.
Read the full story on ABC Raleigh, WTVD.
NC pivoting on how it tracks spread of COVID-19
With a shortage of COVID-19 lab tests, North Carolina is pivoting in how it tracks the spread of the virus. The state plans to use syndromic surveillance, deploying the system it uses to monitor the seasonal flu for the coronavirus.
Read the full story on www.independenttribune.com.
Calls related to child abuse, neglect down dramatically in Wake County, worrying officials
Child Protective Services (CPS) is reporting a drop in calls to child abuse hotlines across the country as stay-at-home orders take effect in an effort to mitigate the spread of coronavirus.
Read the full story on WNCN.
Wake County sheriff must resume processing pistol purchase permits, judge rules
The Wake County sheriff must resume accepting and processing pistol purchase permits within seven days, a judge ruled on Tuesday.
Read the full story on WNCN.
World of Bluegrass postpones ticket sales for Raleigh festival
World of Bluegrass organizers announced that tickets for this year's festival will not go on sale in April, as originally planned.
Read the full story on WRAL TV.
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