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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!
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National Electrical Contractors Association CEO David Long talks about the need for more skilled electricians, how the trade has evolved and why electrical work remains a stable career path. Listen for insight into workforce shortages and opportunities in the skilled trades.
Senior economist Andrew Berger-Gross discusses North Carolina’s population growth and what it means for employers, workers and the state’s economic outlook. Hear how changing demographics could shape hiring trends and workforce demand across NC.
National Weather Service meteorologist Chrissy Anderson explains the latest forecast for central North Carolina, including rain transitioning to light snow, expected impacts and why temperatures are likely to stay near or below average into early February. Tune in for what to expect over the next several days.
Kim Deaner outlines how NCDOT is preparing roads for winter weather, including brining operations, clearing priorities and what drivers should know before heading out.
Stephanie Hawco, media relations director for Raleigh-Durham International Airport, discusses how RDU kept runways open through the winter storm, handled cancellations and delays, and offers advice for travelers checking flight status and preparing for ongoing weather impacts.
Jay Ratliff discusses how winter weather affects air travel, potential delays and cancellations, and what passengers should expect heading into the week.
Chief Robert Zoldos shares critical winter weather safety tips, including fire prevention, heating hazards and how to stay safe during cold conditions.
Jeff Brooks explains how Duke Energy crews respond during severe weather, how customers can report outages, and what to do safely when power is restored.
Dr. Michael Walden breaks down what a new Federal Reserve chair could mean for interest rates, inflation and the broader economy, and what listeners should watch next.
CBS News financial analyst Jill Schlesinger discusses the nomination of Kevin Warsh as the next Federal Reserve chair, the politics and process around his confirmation, and what to expect in the jobs report and broader economy.
Girl Scouts North Carolina Coastal Pines CEO Lisa M.K. Jones shares details on the weekend cookie drive and where families can order their favorite Girl Scout cookies.
Teach For America North Carolina executive director Robyn Fehrman discusses why Gen Z is turning toward teaching, career concerns in an AI-shaped economy, and how new pathways are drawing young educators into classrooms.
NC Weather Authority founder Ethan Clark breaks down the weekend forecast, expected impacts, and why his weather analysis has built a reputation for accuracy across the state.
Former state Supreme Court Justice Bob F. Orr outlines the allegations in the Poe Hall PCB contamination lawsuit, who may be eligible to participate, and whether the case could become a class action.
Vidrio executive chef Roberto Barth discusses Triangle Restaurant Week, menu highlights, and why the annual event showcases the region’s dining scene.
NCDOT spokesperson Kim Deaner details how crews are preparing for winter weather in central North Carolina, including brining operations, road priorities, and what drivers should expect.
SYNERGY HomeCare gerontologist Dr. Macie Smith explains why depression in older adults is often overlooked, the warning signs families should watch for, and practical ways to support seniors’ mental health and quality of life.
National Weather Service meteorologist Tom Green outlines timing, snowfall expectations, and cold temperatures as another winter storm targets North Carolina, with snow possible statewide through the weekend.
Assistant State Climatologist Corey Davis looks back at three historic Wednesday snows from March 1960 and compares them to the string of wintry weekends now facing North Carolina.
Indy Week and The Assembly staff writer Chase Pellegrini de Paur discusses his article “A House District Divided,” the candidates, key issues, and what to watch as the 4th District race takes shape.
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