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Chris Ward Joins TD Bank as Regional President of the Mid-South Metro
CHARLOTTE, N.C.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Aug 13, 2024-- TD Bank, America’s Most Convenient Bank ®, today announced that Chris Ward has been named Regional President of the Mid-South Metro, which includes Delaware, Maryland, the District of Columbia, Virginia, North Carolina and South Carolina. This press release features multimedia. View the full release here: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20240813614621/en/ Chris Ward (Photo: Business Wire)
Take our survey on the top issues in NC schools
In just a handful of months, new leadership will oversee North Carolina’s public schools. Voters will elect the next state superintendent of public instruction on Nov. 5. Republican Michele Morrow and Democrat Mo Green are the candidates. WRAL wants to know what you want the next superintendent to address.
NCDMV Rolls Out Express Self-Service Kiosks at Harris Teeter Stores in Raleigh, Charlotte, and Fayetteville
In North Carolina, the Division of Motor Vehicles is streamlining their processes and expanding customer service availability by installing self-service kiosks in select Harris Teeter grocery stores. The NCDMV Express kiosks can be found at The Corners at Brier Creek in Raleigh, Riverbend Village in Charlotte, and Highland Centre in Fayetteville, with operations scheduled to be offline for maintenance every Sunday from midnight to noon, as noted on the North Carolina Department of Transportation website.
What lies below: WRAL Investigates old landfill sites across NC that sit under playgrounds, businesses and more
WRAL Investigates the dangerous chemicals found in the soil of local parks. Among several popular recreation spots in the Triangle - sand volleyball courts, baseball diamonds and playgrounds - potentially hazardous chemicals and substances sit underneath the ground. After five Durham parks were partially shut down after lead was detected...
Snake interrupts gym class at South Carolina high school
A snake interrupted gym class at a South Carolina high school on Monday. The nonvenomous snake showed up in the gym at Andrew Jackson High School in Kershaw. A post on the high school Facebook page said the teacher and students relocated the snake outside. Check out the pictures below:
Long wait times at DMV offices continue to plague North Carolinians
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WBTV) - Lines at the DMV are nothing new for North Carolinians, and in many ways, nothing is getting better. Wait times are so long in some locations that people have resorted to camping out or waiting in line for multiple days hoping they can get in. The...
How will Tropical Storm Ernesto impact the Carolinas?
GREENSBORO, N.C. — We've had our hands full rainfall wise the past week from Tropical Storm Debby, to a few surprise storms causing a Flash Flood Emergency late Friday night into early Saturday morning. So far in the month of August, we've netted over 6 inches of rain. The average total in the Triad in August is 4.26". We still have a few weeks left with more rain possible!
How to get free Tropical Storm Debby damage cleanup assistance in North Carolina
Even though Hurricane Debby is long gone, its impact is still being felt in North Carolina.Homeowners and property owners are now working to clean up and salvage what they can after the storm. Tropical Storm Debby caused major damage and flooding. Multiple confirmed tornadoes hit areas in central North Carolina.Clean-up can be overwhelming and NC Emergency Management is spreading the word that help is available for those in need during the cleanup process by calling 844-965-1386.Crisis Cleanup will connect people with volunteers from local relief organizations, community groups and faith communities who might be able to help.All the services are free but isn't guaranteed due to the great need.The hotline will stay open through August 23.RELATED | IRS offers tax relief for some NC victims of Tropical Storm Debby
“What in the World is Happening with Homeowners and Flood Insurance at the North Carolina Coast”
The program will also be live-streamed on the CSI YouTube channel. Join us for the August 2024 installment of the “Science on the Sound” Lecture Series at the Coastal Studies Institute on the ECU Outer Banks Campus. This monthly, in-person lecture series brings perspectives from all over the state and highlights coastal topics in northeastern North Carolina. This month, Dr. Don Hornstein, Thomas F. Taft Distinguished Professor in the UNC School of Law at UNC-Chapel Hill will present “What in the World is Happening with Homeowners and Flood Insurance at the North Carolina Coast” on August 28, 2024, at 6:00PM.
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