
WRAL TV WRAL-TV morning news anchors Bill Leslie and Kelcey Carlson will host the parade, with WRAL's morning meteorologist, Elizabeth Gardner serving as street-side reporter. Approximately 60,000 people will line the streets in downtown Raleigh on Sat., Nov. 21. The parade starts at 9:30 a.m.
Time:9:30AM Saturday, November 21st
Location:Downtown Raleigh, NC

WRAL TV Ton @ 6 Gov. Perdue responds to #WRAL investigation about state cars sitting idle in parking lots http://ow.ly/B6qa
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North Carolina's state motor fleet is more than 8,500 vehicles strong and travels more than 100 million miles each year. A WRAL News investigation found that some state agencies paid millions for miles they did not drive and others had questionable record-keeping practices.

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Tracker blogs about his visit to the vet, stealing from mom, & his upcoming parade appearance!
http://www.wral.com/lifestyles/pets/blog post/6383509/
Source: www.wral.com
I need to behave myself cause Mom says if I'm good, I can be in the Raleigh Christmas Parade.

WRAL TV WRAL INVESTIGATES FOLLOW UP: Tuesday at 6pm we get reaction to state agency cars that sit idle and miles that are paid for but not driven. State leaders say it's time to change the system, but will they?

WRAL TV WRAL Investigates why N.C. State agencies are paying millions for cars that aren't being driven tonight @ 6 #TV

WRAL TV Have you heard? The heroine police officer in yesterday's Fort Hood tragedy is a NC girl, daughter of Dennis Barbour, former Mayor of Carolina Beach. Details unfolding now on Sgt. Kimberly Munley.
Source: www.wral.com
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Some models suggest the central part of the state could see up to 6 inches of rain by late Thursday. Raleigh could see more than 4 inches of rain during the next two days.
GlaxoSmithKline plans to deliver more than 7 million doses of a version of its H1N1 vaccine in the U.S. in December now that it has received approval from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.
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Cumberland County school officials said Tuesday that they will not allow an appeal of Terry Sanford’s forfeited football season wins. The decision comes as the school’s principal is being investigated for possible grade irregularities.
Ironically, budget-related cutbacks in travel by state agencies led to some agencies spending money on vehicles that went unused much of the time. 













