WRAL In-Depth with Dan Haggerty

Project 2025 outlines a massive overhaul of the federal government. Donald Trump and North Carolina Republicans are distancing themselves from the 922-page plan. Democrats in Raleigh are warning voters about it. Email your questions to Dan at [email protected].

WRAL anchor/reporter Dan Haggerty answers viewer questions about the presidential debate between Democratic President Joe Biden and Republican challenger Donald Trump.

Housing prices are sky high, especially in Wake County. If you've owned your home for 10 or 15 years, could you afford to buy it today at its current value? Dan looks salaries vs typical rent in this area. How much does it cost to live here? And what's one statistic that predicts a "danger zone" for regional homelessness?

Several viewers did not take kindly to the way Dan reported on the UNC fraternity members who restored the US flag. Send your comments to [email protected].

Dan Haggerty goes Iin depth on the flag at the center of Tuesday's pro-Palestinian protest at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

Dan Haggerty examines whether the social media TikTok will be better off being owned by an American company. A new measure gives the Beijing-based parent company ByteDance nine months to sell the company, with a possible additional three months if a sale is in progress. If it doesn't, TikTok will be banned. Send your questions to [email protected].

If you live in North Carolina, you deal with pollen. It's either a nuisance that triggers your allergies, or it's a messy mess you have to clean up...or both. But how has NC pollen changed over the years? Pollen season is longer than ever. NC hit an all time high pollen count last week. Those changes impact more than just runny noses. Send your questions to [email protected].

WRAL's Dan Haggerty goes in-depth on legal sports gambling. Does it change the way fans enjoy the game? And will it change the integrity of sports from athletes themselves? Send your questions to [email protected].

Do you have any idea how far a balloon can go? Well, it's pretty darn far, but the real issue is how bad balloon releases are for the environment. They're eaten by land and marine animals. Balloons are obviously not meant to be eaten.  Dan looks into the issues that come from balloon releases and how they stack up in the list of "most littered plastic items." Send your ideas, comments and questions to [email protected].  

What makes a political poll scientific...or not? Send your questions and comments to [email protected].