Ryan Bisesi is a Multiplatform Producer for WRAL, a local news outlet in Raleigh, North Carolina. With a focus on the local community, Ryan covers a wide range of topics including news, sports, and human interest stories. His work has also been featured in WECT News and 99.9FM ESPN Radio.
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Ryan Bisesi's coverage primarily focuses on local news related to Raleigh, North Carolina. He frequently reports on evolving and breaking stories, with a significant emphasis on family & relationships, entertainment news, pets, and crime.
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Daquan Marcato Jones (WRAL) By Chelsea Donovan, Ryan Bisesi and Edward Wilson Published: Aug. 13, 2024 at 1:56 PM CEST
A child psychologist shares insight on easing anxieties for children entering kindergarten and how parents can best navigate the transition.
Changing bodies, more rigorous academics and new social challenges can make middle school tough for students.
Child specialists share insight on how parents can steer their children through the academic, social and physical changes they experience in high school.
A 9-year-old eastern North Carolina boy is getting kudos for writing thousands of letters to deployed servicemembers.
By: Ryan Bisesi
A surge of rain on Monday from a coastal low brought Raleigh closer to a record in what's been a wet year.
Within the span of about two weeks in July 1916, two tropical storms dropped more than 26 inches of rain over western North Carolina, leaving most of the rivers gushing out onto city streets. There are some similarities between this event and Helene.
By: Ryan Bisesi
A Chapel Hill woman's anonymous kidney donation illustrates the lessons of Thanksgiving and how one choice prolonged a stranger's life while creating a decades-long bond.
By: Ryan Bisesi
Posted December 13, 2024 8:41 a.m. EST By Ryan Bisesi, WRAL multiplatform producer
By: Ryan Bisesi
Moore County couple Rick and Robin Clapp know a life of family and service. That's why a sacred message is written on the roof of a barn of their homestead that every Army Cadet knows well.
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