Deana Harley is a reporter for CBS 17 (WNCN) and WGHP-TV 8, focusing on local news in the Raleigh, North Carolina area. With a passion for community journalism, Deana covers a wide range of topics including local events, crime, weather, and human interest stories. Her work has also been featured in DARLINGTON FIRMEAN RESCUE SQUAD.
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Deana's coverage leans heavily towards local news, with a strong emphasis on community-related topics such as weather, trials, and government announcements. She covers a wide range of themes and topics related to family & relationships, human resources & employment, government & politics, crime and pets.
If you are reaching out to Deana Harley for coverage consideration regarding an event or announcement in the North Carolina area (especially Raleigh), particularly one that involves community service or has potential impact on families and individuals within those communities; it may be well received. Additionally pitches related to evolving stories such as breaking news updates about trials or severe weather conditions could also align well with her coverage focus.
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Monday marks 50 days until election day and both the Harris and Trump campaigns continue their visits to battleground states in an already historic election season.
The first North Carolina ballots have been cast in the 2024 election as over one hundred ballots sent to overseas military members have already been returned.
Even on a rainy day at Dorothea Dix Park, the sunflowers are out. Metal sunflowers, that is.
On Wednesday Congresswoman Deborah Ross announced over $600,000 in federal funding going to local police departments.
Soon 100 families in Durham will have a roof over their heads as construction is starting on new affordable apartments.
By: Deana Harley
Safety improvements for Capital Boulevard are currently being designed as one intersection along the road continues to be the scene of fatal accidents.
By: Deana Harley
Five escapees in two months are symptoms of what Wake County District Attorney Lorrin Freeman calls a broken juvenile justice system.
The nonprofit provides food for 700 families every month, every single one of them is referred to the group by Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools when they notice a child in need.
Raleigh city leaders need you to weigh in on the future of streets in the city after receiving federal funding to revamp some roads.
By: Deana Harley
Emaciated dog rescued by a Fayetteville-based animal rescue has launched a Harnett County deputies investigation, and an outpour of community support.
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