Harrison Grubb is a reporter for CBS 17 (WNCN), based in Raleigh, North Carolina. With a focus on local news, Harrison covers a range of topics including weather events, community events, local sports, and crime stories. He has also contributed to other news outlets such as Wnct TV, WGHP-TV 8, and Wwlp Channel 22 TV.
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Harrison Grubb's articles primarily revolve around local events, with a significant focus on family-related stories and crime in the Raleigh, North Carolina area. To effectively engage with Harrison, consider providing insights or access to sources related to community events, public safety concerns, and human-interest pieces within this geographic region.
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By: Glyniss Wiggins, Harrison Grubb
Durham police said that three people have been arrested and charged in connection to a child abuse investigation that began in August.
Amazon seems poised to come to Edgecombe County, with county land records showing the company recently purchased a large piece of land just off of U.S. Highway 64.
By: Harrison Grubb
Frequent shoppers at the existing Trader Joe’s location on Wake Forest Road are hoping the new location can help ease crowds at that store.
Large crowds of people are expected in downtown Raleigh next Saturday for the 80th anniversary of the Raleigh Christmas Parade.
By: Harrison Grubb
As concerns continue in the aftermath of a string of shootings in Durham, recent police data show overall violent crime slightly higher this year compared to last.
By: Harrison Grubb
The three-paragraph agreement includes an acknowledgement of the potential risks of participating in a parade with motorized vehicles and floats.
By: Harrison Grubb
As bridge work along Falls of Neuse Road continues in North Raleigh, homeowners in surrounding neighborhoods are voicing concerns and frustrations as drivers cut through their residential streets.
By: Harrison Grubb
As bridge work continues on Falls of Neuse Road, northbound traffic has reopened across the Neuse River, but drivers heading south now have to detour.
By: Harrison Grubb
The TSA is expecting a record 18.3 million people to fly through U.S. airports from Tuesday through next Monday.
The TSA is expecting a record 18.3 million people to fly through U.S. airports from Tuesday through next Monday.
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