Joseph Holloway is an Anchor/Reporter at CBS 17 (WNCN). He covers a range of topics including crime, social issues, and community events in North Carolina, particularly in Raleigh. Joseph has been featured in various outlets such as FOX31 KDVR, Yahoo News, and Wnct TV, showcasing his commitment to impactful journalism.
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By: Joseph Holloway
Thousands of people got their first look at the southern expansion of N.C. 540 in southern Wake County this weekend.
The Chapel Hill Fire Department says it's prepared to call in extra aid sooner for major fires, whether that's getting help from crews working at other times of the day or help from neighboring departments. That helps firefighters get relief when working in hot conditions.
By: Joseph Holloway
A lot of people are expected to brave the heat for today’s “Live After Five” event in Downtown Raleigh.
By: Joseph Holloway
The city closed on the sale this week, purchasing it from the state for $20 million.
Right now, the agency says it has around 105 vacancies, compared to 95 this time last year.
RALEIGH, N.C. (WNCN) — On Monday, Governor Roy Cooper and North Carolina Department of Health and Human Service Secretary Kody Kinsley announced a proposal that could eliminate up to $4 billi…
By: Joseph Holloway
RALEIGH, N.C. (WNCN) — Auto shops in the Triangle are seeing a surge of customers because people are waiting for a heat wave before they get their air conditioner fixed.
By: Joseph Holloway, Glyniss Wiggins, Rodney Overton
The victim was stabbed at least twice in an area near a grocery store along Milburnie Road just east of N. Raleigh Boulevard, Raleigh police said.
By: Joseph Holloway
City leaders are using the “Saturday on South” block party to get people’s input on expansion plans for the Raleigh Convention Center.
The Poole Family YMCA is wrapping up its first “Camp First Responder,” giving around a dozen middle school-aged students a real look at what police, fire and EMS workers do every day.
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