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Allyson Lorick
Verified
News Producer, WRAL-TV (Raleigh, NC)
Raleigh
Beats
usually at the R&D level or early stage implementation.Innovative cleantech and business models
Gossip.
Content
By Dan Haggerty Verified, Mark Bergin Verified, Allyson Lorick Verified, Stephanie Beck Verified| WRAL-TV (Raleigh, NC) Verified A WRAL News viewer named Pam submitted an email to ask about the North Carolina Supreme Court’s rulings that Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s name won’t be on ballots this year in North Carolina. Pam wrote, “[He] sued NC to get his name on the ballot. Then he sued to have it removed. How much did those lawsuits cost the [North Carolina] taxpayers?”When North Carolina’s 100 counties add up the cost to reprint millions of ballots, which finished printing in August, it will cost about $1 million to taxpayers.
By Dan Haggerty Verified, Mark Bergin Verified, Miles Moraitis Verified, Allyson Lorick Verified| WRAL-TV (Raleigh, NC) Verified UNCW marine biology professor shares what people need to know about shark bites, beach safetyThere have been several shark bites the last several weeks up and down the Atlantic coast. It includes a 14-year-old boy getting bitten in late June at North Topsail Beach. In Florida, an Ohio man was bitten on the foot on July 4 while playing football in knee-deep water at New Smyrna Beach in Florida. He was taken to the hospital and is expected to recover.
By Dan Haggerty Verified, Mark Bergin Verified, Allyson Lorick Verified, Stephanie Beck Verified| WRAL-TV (Raleigh, NC) Verified A WRAL News viewer named Pam submitted an email to ask about the North Carolina Supreme Court’s rulings that Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s name won’t be on ballots this year in North Carolina. Pam wrote, “[He] sued NC to get his name on the ballot. Then he sued to have it removed. How much did those lawsuits cost the [North Carolina] taxpayers?”When North Carolina’s 100 counties add up the cost to reprint millions of ballots, which finished printing in August, it will cost about $1 million to taxpayers.
Company Info
WRAL-TV (Raleigh, NC)
Raleigh, United States