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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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Eden Greenstein, Prime Savings Expert, Amazon Prime Worldwide - This season, Amazon Prime is helping travelers stretch their budgets with its Fuel Up Friday program, offering exclusive weekly fuel discounts for Prime members
Take a stroll beneath a colorful, whimsical 25-foot triangular canopy, floating over Smoky Hollow. Nearly 600 crocheted mandalas were created for this community art project of the Glenwood South Neighborhood Collaborative. They are also on display in windows throughout downtown Raleigh.
Congresswoman Valerie Foushee discuss her statement condemning the U.S. Department of Homeland Security and U.S. Customs and Border Protection’s deployment of agents in North Carolina.
The most hectic travel week of the year is upon us, he FAA warns travelers against flying to Venezuela over security concerns, and Air Traffic Controllers believe the $10,000 proposed bonus. Jay Ratliff joins Lisa Price to talk about all these story's and more.
Congresswoman Valerie Foushee discuss her statement condemning the U.S. Department of Homeland Security and U.S. Customs and Border Protection’s deployment of agents in North Carolina.
The Tar Heels face off against the Duke Blue Devils tomorrow. Tony Riggsbee joins Jones Angell to talk about this game and last weeks game against wake forest.
Dr. Chris Cooper Distinguished Professor of Political Science and Public Affairs and Director of the Haire Institute for Public Policy at Western Carolina University – discuss ICE raids, potential of another government shutdown, the Epstein files and anything you’d like.
Kendra Blocker discuss how Thanksgiving is the busiest holiday for travel — and also one of the deadliest on U.S. roads. Last year, AAA projected a record 71.7 million Americans would travel by car over the long weekend, and even more drivers are expected this year as travelers opt for the open road amid air travel unpredictability.
Can you imagine a hurricane damaging your house and then waiting four years for repairs to start? Those were just some of the findings in a recent state audit. Josh Ellis has the details.
Emily Sutton, shares the results of a new Waterkeeper Alliance report finding toxic “forever chemicals” (PFAS) in 98% of tested U.S. waters — including rivers and creeks right here in North Carolina. Lisa Price discusses with Ms. Sutton what this means for North Carolinians as the EPA weakens national drinking water standards, a move experts warn could put local water and public health at risk.
Emily Sutton, shares the results of a new Waterkeeper Alliance report finding toxic “forever chemicals” (PFAS) in 98% of tested U.S. waters — including rivers and creeks right here in North Carolina. Lisa Price discusses with Ms. Sutton what this means for North Carolinians as the EPA weakens national drinking water standards, a move experts warn could put local water and public health at risk.
Wrap a Dream with Madison! This holiday season, 96.1 BBB and the Methodist Home for Children are once again Wrapping Hopes & Dreams, making sure every kid in our community has a gift to unwrap and a reason to smile on Christmas morning. Friday, November 21st from 6 a.m. until 6 p.m. It’s not about how much you give… it’s about how many of us do it together. Join the movement. Wrap a dream. Be part of something local and real for our 8th annual Radiothon. One gift. One kid. One dream… wrapped in hope. To a child in foster care, it’s a moment that says, “You belong.” Every donation wraps another dream — and every dream makes our community stronger
Jason Orthner the Rail Division director for the NC DOT joins Tony Riggebee to discus the highest ridership month in 35 years of service in October, 2025.
As families get ready to carve the turkey, one thing is clear this year: dinner costs more than it used to, and shrinkflation has even hit classic holiday side dishes. Overall, food prices are up 3.1% over the past year, with grocery prices rising 2.7%. That’s where farmers and scientists come in. They work to grow more with less, use cutting-edge ag tech, and continually boost yields. Their efforts help to keep family meals affordable all year long. Jess can break down how modern science and technology are helping to ensure holiday meals and everyday meals stay within reach for American Households.
President Trump has announced Sadia Arabia to be a major non-NATO ally after having a meeting with Mohammed bin Salman, the crown prince. The house and senate has also passed a bill to release the Epstein files. Tony Riggsbee talks with Natalie Brand about these story's and more.
President Tim Lash of West Health discusses with Lisa Price a state-level survey Gallup conducted with partner West Health. The survey is one of the largest independent healthcare surveys ever conducted in the U.S., capturing the lived experience from nearly 20,000 adults across all 50 states and D.C. on perceptions of cost, quality and access to care. The study breaks down North Carolinians thoughts on healthcare.
Jessie Quick, Head of Marketing with HealthSpring, discuss December 7 deadline for choosing Medicare plan– The Medicare Annual Enrollment Period is open now through Dec. 7, giving beneficiaries a limited time to review their coverage and make changes for 2026. Premiums, deductibles and prescriptions can change, so taking time now helps avoid costly surprises later.
Trump administration has decided to withdraw the cash-compensation rule that would have required airlines to pay cash for delays, United flight diverted after passenger makes a bomb threat , and more. Lisa Price talks with Jay Ratliff about all your aviation story's.
It is that time of year, people are out shopping for the holidays and that means scammers are out as well. Lisa Price speaks with Jill Schlesinger about ways that you can look out for scams and avoid them.
Robonetta Jones with the Law Offices of Robonetta B. Jones, LLC discuss her case and the ruling in Ms. Akira Montague’s favor under the Alienation of Affection law.
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