Highlights for 30 Minutes

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  Bulls Announce Wool E. Bull’s Reading Program Presented by Amica Insurance

  Kids age 5-12 who enroll and read at least 30 minutes a day for four weeks can receive free ticket to 2023 Bulls home game The Durham Bulls have announced Wool E. Bull’s Reading Club presented by Amica Insurance, a four-week summer reading club encouraging children ages 5-12 to read at least 30 minutes a […]
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  Scheduling Change: WRAL-TV Coronavirus Specials at 7pm, 11pm News Expands to One Hour

  Due to the coronavirus concerns, WRAL-TV will make two major scheduling changes beginning Monday, March 16, 2020: WRAL-TV will produce and broadcast 7pm local news specials all week. The programs will be 30 minutes long.  (Inside Edition will move to 7:30pm). WRAL-TV will expand to one hour of local news at 11pm. This will continue […]
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  Behind the Scenes with WRAL-TV’s “Brain Game”: New Season Begins with Taping

  The smartest 30 minutes on television recently got geared up for a new season on WRAL-TV.  The 21st season of WRAL-TV’s Brain Game kicked off with the taping of the first competition.  Brain Game Host Mark Roberts welcomed students from nine schools to the station on Wednesday, October 11, 2017, to record the first games […]
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  Which Tomorrow Will We Choose?

  WRAL News Anchor David Crabtree takes a hard look at urban sprawl in the Raleigh, Durham and Research Triangle Park area of North Carolina. What will the future look like in this very popular part of the state?

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  To Russia With Music

  Ligon Middle School’s student music program is called The Silver Strings Orchestra. Sixteen students participated in a cultural exchange with Russia. WRAL News anchor Pam Saulsby and photographer Keith Baker covered the trip.