Capitol Broadcasting Launches WRAL News+
The 24/7 multiplatform service offers streams of N.C. news, weather and traffic coverage via CTV streaming, radio, mobile and online
RALEIGH, N.C.—Capitol Broadcasting’s WRAL has launched a new 24/7 local streaming news channel, WRAL News+.
The company has also built a new streaming studio for the service.
The WRAL News+ streaming channel simulcasts WRAL News throughout the day and provides unique content and updates from journalists who work for WRAL News+, WRAL reported on its website.
The new WRAL News + channel is also available to both streaming audiences and radio audiences.
Users can access the channel via:
- WRAL connected TV Apps for Roku, Apple TV, Fire TV, Samsung Smart TVs.
- The radio at 99.3 in Raleigh, 96.5 in Durham, and everywhere in the Triangle on 101.5 HD3.
- WRAL.com by clicking on “WRAL News+” to watch or “Listen Live” to get the audio-only stream.
- The WRAL News mobile app by clicking “watch live” right at the top of the homepage of the app.
- Users can also stream audio of WRAL News+ free from the WRAL News app or by going to wralnewsradio.com.
- Users can also find the news radio stream link on wral.com.
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