Lora Lavigne
WRAL NEWS in NC
Durham, NC, United States
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Recent articles by Lora:
Durham police chief to request more help from city leaders, budget
The proposed budget for the police department is $75 million, a nearly 10% increase from last year. → Read More
Durham City Council debates ShotSpotter technology, but most in favor
Durham's police chief on Thursday morning addressed council members, outlining how the city could benefit from ShotSpotter technology designed to detect gunshots and pinpoint their location. → Read More
Family, community marks 2 years since George Floyd's murder
Wednesday marks two years since George Floyd was murdered at the hands of police in Minneapolis. → Read More
Raleigh event marks 2 years since George Floyd's murder
Wednesday marks two years since George Floyd was murdered at the hands of police in Minneapolis, and work is underway in Raleigh to keep his legacy alive. → Read More
Family, Raleigh community marks 2 years since George Floyd's murder
Wednesday marks two years since George Floyd was murdered at the hands of police in Minneapolis, and work is underway in Raleigh to keep his legacy alive. → Read More
Durham 911 dispatcher course could speed hiring
The City of Durham is taking steps Monday to make sure someone is there to answer the phone when people call 911. → Read More
Durham 911 dispatcher course aims to speed up hiring
The City of Durham is taking steps Monday to make sure someone is there to answer the phone when people call 911. → Read More
Damage, thousands without power east of Triangle after overnight storms
While not everyone experienced damage from overnight thunderstorms, some counties east of Raleigh are feeling the impacts Friday morning. → Read More
Roof ripped off Wilson County home, thousands without power in Wake County
While not everyone experienced damage from overnight thunderstorms, some counties east of Raleigh are feeling the impacts Friday morning. → Read More
Storm damage: Roof ripped off Wilson County home, massive tree falls in Garner
While not everyone experienced damage from overnight thunderstorms, some counties east of Raleigh are feeling the impacts Friday morning. → Read More
Overnight storms topple trees, cause power outages across central NC
While not everyone experienced damage from overnight thunderstorms, some counties east of Raleigh are feeling the impacts Friday morning. → Read More
Durham crime report: Most homicides in first 3 months of 2022 are still unsolved
Durham's police chief on Thursday will address a troubling rise in crime across the city so far in 2022. → Read More
Durham crime report: Most homicides in first months of 2022 unsolved
Durham's police chief on Thursday will address a troubling rise in crime across the city so far in 2022. → Read More
Dozens wait in line for free coffee at new Dunkin' Donuts in Garner
A brand new Dunkin Donuts opened in Garner early Wednesday morning, and people were waiting in line before the doors opened for a chance to win free coffee. → Read More
Welcome home: More than 125 Fort Bragg soldiers return from Middle East
As many as 150 Fort Bragg soldiers reunited with their families Tuesday after spending 10 months overseas. → Read More
Road work begins at RDU Airport, project will be complete in November
Construction will begin Monday along one of the main routes into Raleigh-Durham International Airport. → Read More
Raleigh restaurant says staffing shortage improving
On Friday morning, the April jobs report will provide insight into how inflation is affecting the job market and worker wages nationwide. → Read More
State educators discuss plan to test for lead and asbestos in NC schools
Experts say lead contamination in drinking water at public schools could be making your child sick. → Read More
NC leaders plan to test for lead and asbestos in drinking water at schools
Experts say lead contamination in drinking water at public schools could be making your child sick. → Read More
Students in NC and across the country biking, walking and rolling to school on Wednesday
No matter where you live, you could see more kids walking to school or riding their bikes Wednesday morning. → Read More