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Over WPTF Morning News
The WPTF Morning News airs weekdays from 5-9 a.m. ET. Each morning, you will receive local and national news, sports, entertainment, and live traffic reports, along with interviews regarding local news that matters, with a focus on showcasing local businesses and people. Plus, the crew will assure to give you fun and entertaining segments to keep you tuned in all morning long!
NCDOT spokesman Kim Deaner on ice storm road preparations and travel risks
NCDOT spokesman Kim Deaner explains how crews are preparing North Carolina roads for a major ice storm, including brining and salt use, as well as clearing downed trees. He discusses the challenges ice poses across the state and urges drivers to stay off the roads as crews work to keep travel as safe as possible.
Duke University Hospital COO Mary Martin on storm readiness and patient safety
Duke University Hospital COO Mary Martin details how the hospital is preparing to operate through a major winter storm. She explains backup power plans, staffing and patient safety measures, and offers practical advice for residents on staying safe, managing medical needs and knowing when to seek care during dangerous weather.
State Auditor Dave Boliek defends report on vacant jobs, calls for fresh look at state spending.
State Auditor Dave Boliek responds to criticism of his report on long-vacant state positions, explains what “placeholder” jobs are and why transparency matters, and discusses how new technology and investigations are reshaping oversight of state government finances.
Duke Energy spokesman Jeff Brooks on ice storm threats and power restoration plans
Duke Energy spokesman Jeff Brooks outlines preparations for a widespread ice storm expected to impact much of the Carolinas. He explains why crews are bracing for significant outages, how mutual aid and new grid technology could speed restoration, and what customers should expect as dangerous conditions move in.
Rockingham County Sheriff Sam Page challenges Phil Berger in GOP Senate primary
Rockingham County Sheriff Sam Page discusses why he is running against Senate President Pro Tem Phil Berger in the Republican primary for Senate District 26. Page addresses claims made in campaign ads, outlines his views on immigration and casino gambling, and argues the district needs more transparency and local representation.
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