WPTF Morning News

<p>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 you to give you fun and entertaining segments to keep you tuned in all morning long!</p>

State Climatologist Corey Davis provides an update on NC's weather outlook

State Climatologist Corey Davis provides an update on NC's weather outlook.

10-10
06:56

Comedian Paul Reiser Interview

Comedian and actor Paul Reiser joins Lisa Price to talk about his upcoming stand-up show at the Bradshaw Performing Arts Center in Pinehurst on Thursday, October 16th at 7 p.m. You know him from the hit sitcom Mad About You and his role in Stranger Things—now hear him share stories, laughs, and what audiences can expect from his live performance.

10-09
09:13

Wake County Deputy Fire Marshall Candler Thornton Part 1

It's Fire Prevention Week and you may not think about the risk of fire when using lithium-ion batteries. With Lisa Price is Wake County Deputy Fire Marshall Candler Thornton.

10-09
05:47

Anita Brikman, President & CEO of Plasma Protein Therapeutics Association Part 2

It can take 1,200 plasma donations to treat one person dealing with hemophilia – yet a lack of awareness of the impact of plasma donation is leading to a lack of donations. It's International Plasma Awareness Week. Lisa Price talks with Anita Brikman, President & CEO of Plasma Protein Therapeutics Association.

10-09
04:39

Anita Brikman, President & CEO of Plasma Protein Therapeutics Association Part 1

It can take 1,200 plasma donations to treat one person dealing with hemophilia – yet a lack of awareness of the impact of plasma donation is leading to a lack of donations. It's International Plasma Awareness Week. Lisa Price talks with Anita Brikman, President & CEO of Plasma Protein Therapeutics Association.

10-09
04:34

Wake County Deputy Fire Marshall Candler Thornton Part 2

It's Fire Prevention Week and you may not think about the risk of fire when using lithium-ion batteries. With Lisa Price is Wake County Deputy Fire Marshall Candler Thornton.

10-09
02:32

Felicia Baxter on Smithfield restaurant week

It’s time to celebrate local flavor! Smithfield Restaurant Week kicks off Sunday, October 19th, and runs through the 25th. Lisa Price talks with Felicia Baxter about the event and all it has to offer—from delicious new dishes to community favorites.

10-09
05:51

Dr. Andrew Freeman, why we should watch our Cholesterol

High cholesterol levels are an issue among Americans of all demographics, and as we enter the holiday season a lot of the common foods at the dinner table not the be the best for you. Lisa Price meets with Dr. Andrew Freeman to talk about how we can prepare our diets for this upcoming holiday season.

10-08
05:04

Chris Adams, Garner Police Chief

Garner night out is happening this Saturday and is a way for members of the community can come together and meet those who are there to protect the community. Chris Adams, the new Police Chief of Garner is one of those people. Lisa Price takes the time to talk with Chris Adams about Garner Night Out and his plans on improving the community of Garner

10-08
06:23

CBS News Business Analyst Jill Schlesinger on how federal shutdown could impact contractors

Federal workers aren't the only ones getting hit by the government shutdown, one of the main groups being federal contractors who will not receive any back pay for the missing time. Lisa Price talks with CBS News Business Analyst Jill Schlesinger about how the shutdown is affecting everyone.

10-08
05:30

Aviation Analyst Jay Ratliff

American Airlines makes a baggage policy change, the cuts at Spirit Airlines continue, and more as Lisa Price has her weekly conversation with Jay Ratliff

10-06
05:21

Jones Angell, The Voice of the Tar Heels on the upcoming game

Kick off for the Tar heels against the Clemson Tigers tomorrow at noon tomorrow. John Champion gets the Chance to speak with Jones Angell, the voice of the Tar Heels about what we should expect from the game tomorrow and ways you can get out and show support for the Heels.

10-03
06:35

CBS News White House Correspondent Natalie Brand on the Government Shutdown

As we enter our 3rd day of the government shutdown people are still left wondering what will happen with the federal budget. Lawmakers are divided and a lot of them think it is unlikely that it will end today. Lisa Price speaks with CBS News White House Correspondent Natalie Brand about the government shutdown and what we are expecting to come from it in the near future.

10-03
06:00

Garmin Marathon Announcement

The Durham Sports Commission has announced a major win for North Carolina’s running community — the Garmin Marathon is officially coming to Durham next year. This premier race isn’t just another local event; it’s a certified qualifier for the Boston Marathon, drawing elite athletes and recreational runners alike.Host Tony Riggsbee sits down with Marcus Manning, Executive Director of the Durham Sports Commission, and Steve Lovell, Associate Director of Advertising and Sponsorship for the Garmin Marathon, to discuss what bringing this marquee event to Durham means for the city, local businesses, and active residents across the state.They dive into the course, community impact, and how runners can get involved — whether you’re chasing a Boston time or just ready to lace up and take part in history.

10-02
06:02

Tunya Smith, director of the N.C. Department of Transportation's Office of Civil Rights

The NC Department of Transportation is hosting its “Falling into Opportunities” event this Friday, featuring keynote speaker Lene Omoh. The event is focused on providing resources for small businesses and individuals interested in starting a business, as well as raising awareness about the services offered by the DOT’s Office of Civil Rights.Tony Riggsbee spoke with Tunya Smith, Director of the N.C. Department of Transportation's Office of Civil Rights, to discuss the event and the broader support the office provides.

10-01
05:22

CBS News White House Analyst Natalie Brand

A government shutdown is looming over many, this is coinciding with talks going on about more lay offs within the government as well. President Trump has also announced a last minute meeting in Quantico Virginia. Tony Riggsbee talks to CBS News White House Analyst Natalie Brand about these story's and more going on at the white house.

09-30
04:57

CBS News Business Analyst Jill Schlesinger

The housing market remains a concern for a lot of people. Notably new home sales have seen a boost in the past month. Tony Riggsbee is joined by CBS News Business Analyst Jill Schlesinger to talk about why we are seeing this and how is affects the overall prices of houses.

09-29
06:47

Aviation Analyst Jay Ratliff

A body found in inside a landing gear compartment, Boeing getting a new order from Turkish Airlines and Norwegian Air, and lay offs at spirit airlines. Tony Riggsbee talks with Jay Ratliff about these story's and more.

09-29
05:50

Chris Edwards, voice of the Wilson Warbirds

The end of the regular season for baseball has been eventful and unexpected. A lot a changes and unexpected endings for some teams. Tony Riggsbee talks with Chris Edwards the voice of the Wilson Warbirds about the end of the regular season.

09-29
07:47

Durham Mayor Leonardo Williams on his involvement with the Clinton Global Initiative

Durham Mayor Leonardo Williams was recently invited to the Clinton Global Initiative, which is an organization designed to help support local leaders and provide them with support and recognize their achievements. Tony Riggsbee spoke wit Mayor Leonardo Williams about his participation in the Clinton Global Initiative.

09-26
06:06

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