WRAL-TV 5

Raleigh, États-Unis

3.5

4 avis

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+1 919-821-8555
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www.wral.com
Adresse :
2619 Western Blvd, Raleigh, NC, 27606
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1.1 kmCAT Bus Stop
1.5 kmOberlin Road at Clark Avenue
2.3 kmThesis Project Site
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Heure locale (Raleigh) 17:59 lundi 2 juin 2025

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4 avis sur WRAL-TV 5

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Évaluation du lieu : 3
Raleigh, NC
David Crabtree, the main news anchor, is way too arrogant and thinks he is in a hot metro area. Come on, following the Pope around, going to Rome in the past, the grassy knolls.
He really should have moved on to bigger things in the past, to satisfy his ambitions. But maybe he is as far as he is going. David goes out of his way to pronounce things well, hey this is Raleigh, don’t be so correct David. The rest of the group are great. Except weather is explained too much in detail, too often. Can understand if it’s a tornado watch. Mike Moss is a bit hard to listen to.
Évaluation du lieu : 4
Chapel Hill, NC
As a hopeless news junkie, I usually fall back on WRAL for local news that I can’t get from CNN, BBC, or NPR. I do think WRAL offers pretty good local coverage, although I usually don’t bother watching past the first 10 or 15 minutes of the broadcasts. I find their special interest features to be lacking, but then again they have to appeal to a pretty broad viewership. It seems to me that WRAL manages to be the first local news station to report on any local breaking news, and that’s the main reason that I tune in. I also frequent their website, which is pretty well organized except for the fact that you have to scroll down the page to get some of the slightly older major news stories.
Évaluation du lieu : 4
Raleigh, NC
This is the local CBS affiliate, and I have to agree with Jeff that this is one of the better stations in the area as far as news is concerned. They have the best combination of local and national coverage and I’ve found that the weather is usually a bit more accurate then some of the others stations in the area.
I still like WNCN more, but that has a lot to do with the fact that they have better national programs. For news I’ll give WRAL the edge.
Évaluation du lieu : 3
Raleigh, NC
This is the station we’ve settled on for local news. For foodies, one of the interesting things they do is highlight some of the best and worst performing area restaurants from the health department inspections. I don’t think they do this every night, but I know they have this segment on Fridays (and it’s also on their web site in case you miss it). It provides an interesting perspective on choosing a place to eat ;-) It always seems like one or more hole-​in-​the-​wall Mexican places and a Chinese buffet are on the dirty list!