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November 19, 2024
Ali Ingersoll is an investigative data reporter for WRAL. On Saturday, the running community in Raleigh showed their support for one of their members. Fiona O’Keeffe, who resides and trains in the Triangle area, emerged victorious in her first-ever marathon and secured a spot on the U.S. Olympic team. O’Keefe was not the sole participant
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Several extremely strong tropical storms in the past ten years and the likelihood of even more in the future has led some experts to suggest a new classification for massive hurricanes: Category 6. Recent research has indicated that the impact of climate change has resulted in an increase in intensity of the most powerful tropical
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On Monday, Camila Lange, who is currently seven months pregnant, sat with her husband and dog in their former home in Vina del Mar, Chile. In the central coastal region of the country, hundreds of houses have been demolished due to fires that have resulted in the deaths of at least 112 individuals. Extreme weather
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Written by AARON BEARD, AP’s Author on Basketball For the third week in a row, Connecticut, Purdue, and North Carolina maintained their positions as the top three teams in the Associated Press Top 25 men’s college basketball poll. South Carolina also entered the rankings for the first time in almost seven years. The Huskies received
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This text was written by Joseph Ochoa, a producer at WRAL, who works across multiple platforms. The upcoming Super Bowl LVIII will feature a match-up between the Kansas City Chiefs and the San Francisco 49ers. This year’s TV commercials bring not only the usual wild and wacky ones, but also some downright weird ones. Additionally,
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The scientists at the biggest particle collider in the world, located in Geneva, stated their belief on Monday in proceeding with a multi-billion euro venture to construct a larger and more advanced collider that could potentially reveal new secrets of the universe. Officials from CERN, the European research organization for nuclear physics, have announced that
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This article is written by Mark Bergin, a senior producer for WRAL on multiple platforms. According to reports, the Carolina Panthers are likely to keep their defensive coordinator Ejiro Evero and the majority of his team for the 2024 season. Joseph Person from The Athletic and David Newton from ESPN were among the initial reporters
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Several ancient sponges, dating back centuries and found deep in the Caribbean, have prompted some researchers to consider the possibility that human-induced climate change began earlier and has had a greater impact on global warming than previously believed. They calculate that the world has already gone past the internationally approved target of limiting global warming
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Written by Doug Feinberg, a writer for AP Basketball. On Monday, Caitlin Clark and the University of Iowa rose to the second spot in The Associated Press Top 25 women’s basketball rankings. This comes as the standout guard gets closer to breaking the all-time NCAA scoring record. This is the second instance in the span
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The rankings for boys basketball in HighSchoolOT’s Statewide Top 25 have remained unchanged for the top 17 spots compared to last week. Following No. 17, each and every position has been altered. Last week, five teams ranked between 18-25 suffered losses and were subsequently removed: South Mecklenburg, Forsyth Country Day, Washington County, Independence, and The
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