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WPTF Morning News

WPTF FM 92.9 AM 680

The WPTF Morning News airs weekdays from 5-9 a.m. ET. Each morning, you will receive local and national news, sports, entertainment, and live traffic reports, along with interviews regarding local news that matters, with a focus on showcasing local businesses and people. Plus, the crew will assure to give you fun and entertaining segments to keep you tuned in all morning long!

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6:58

ThiftBooks VP Barbara Hagen highlights company's...

WPTF Morning News ·

2026/01/22

Barbara Hagen, Vice President of Marketing for ThriftBooks discusses new data revelations show Americans want to reduce screen time and read more in 2026 but have trouble getting started. They’re inviting the country to get their pages in by launching a "500 Billion Page Challenge."

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5:06

Eastern Carolinas BioMed Red Cross CEO Leslie...

WPTF Morning News ·

2026/01/22

Leslie Counselor, Regional CEO for Eastern Carolinas BioMed Red Cross discusses the blood shortage across the state.

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10:17

Charlie Berens – Comedian – appearing at Meymandi...

WPTF Morning News ·

2026/01/22

Charlie Berens – Comedian – appearing at Meymandi Hall on April 18 - talks with Lisa Price about "THE LOST & FOUND TOUR" and his new stand-up special "NEIGHBORLY" which can be streamed for FREE on YouTube.

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6:43

NCDOT rail director Jason Orthner on record ridership...

WPTF Morning News ·

2026/01/22

North Carolina Rail Division Director Jason Orthner discusses another year of record ridership for NC By Train and what’s driving the surge in rail travel. He also explains how severe weather affects rail operations, highlights new and expanded routes, and outlines major infrastructure projects shaping the future of passenger rail across the state.

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5:49

ASCE report co-chair Chas Webb breaks down North...

WPTF Morning News ·

2026/01/22

Chas Webb, co-chair of the American Society of Civil Engineers’ report card project, explains why North Carolina earned an overall C-minus for its infrastructure. He discusses aging water systems, low marks for dams and wastewater, how aviation fared statewide, and why sustained funding and new technology are critical to future improvements.

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5:55

Jackson Hewitt tax chief Mark Steber on tax changes...

WPTF Morning News ·

2026/01/22

Jackson Hewitt Chief Tax Officer Mark Steber explains major tax law changes taking effect this year, why many Americans could see larger refunds, and who stands to benefit the most. He also shares why filing early matters, how to protect against refund fraud, and what taxpayers should know before April 15.

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6:16

Ardis Watkins, Executive Director, State Employees...

WPTF Morning News ·

2026/01/21

Ardis Watkins, Executive Director, State Employees Association of North Carolina discusses the letter sent by the group to GA leaders and Governor Stein about elimination of unfilled jobs, hiring, and what they would like done to improve roles for State Employees.

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10:58

Colonel Mark Almond with the North Carolina National...

WPTF Morning News ·

2026/01/21

Colonel Mark Almond with the North Carolina National Guard discusses with Lisa Price the new National Guard museum being constructed on Blue Ridge Road in Raleigh, and the long history of the National Guard in our state.

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12:12

Former N.C. Sen. Floyd McKissick Jr. on MLK legacy...

WPTF Morning News ·

2026/01/19

Former North Carolina Sen. Floyd McKissick Jr. shares personal memories of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., his father’s role in the civil rights movement, and the progress made since the 1960s. He also reflects on the setbacks facing civil rights today and urges listeners to remain engaged in protecting the movement's gains.

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6:40

Youth activist Greear Webb on MLK legacy and young...

WPTF Morning News ·

2026/01/19

Nationally recognized youth activist and Emory Law student Greear Webb shares what the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday means to young leaders today. Webb discusses justice, community, public service, and how Dr. King’s vision continues to shape his path in law and civil rights.

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4:28

Aviation analyst Jay Ratliff on FAA flight warnings...

WPTF Morning News ·

2026/01/19

Aviation analyst Jay Ratliff breaks down a new FAA advisory warning airlines about potential military activity and GPS interference over parts of Latin America. He also explains why airlines are tightening rules on lithium battery devices and what travelers should know before flying.

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14:44

Mark Hall, Vice President of Partner Relations with...

WPTF Morning News ·

2026/01/16

Mark Hall, Vice President of Partner Relations with Hope Center Ministries spoke with Lisa Price about the organization, their locations, history, and to promote the “Beyond the Blind” fundraising event on Thursday, February 19, 2026, at Johnson Community College with speaker Jase Robertson of Duck Dynasty

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6:50

CBS News Legal Analyst Thane Rosenbaum

WPTF Morning News ·

2026/01/16

President Trump has considered invoking the Insurrection Act in Minnesota, this coming as a response to the publics response to ICE activity in Minneapolis. Tony Riggsbee talks with CBS News Legal Analyst Thane Rosenbaum about the presidents comments and what invoking the Insurrection Act might mean.

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9:00

Alex Campbell the Public Policy Analyst for the NC...

WPTF Morning News ·

2026/01/15

Tony Riggsbee speaks with Alex Campbell the Public Policy Analyst for the NC Budget & Tax Center to discuss the NC Commissioners Economic Forum this week and ideas and his thoughts on the speakers, their thoughts and forecasts, and the Durham Economy for All forum on Jan. 22.

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6:47

Candace DeMatteis, PFID Vice President of Policy and...

WPTF Morning News ·

2026/01/15

Tony Riggsbee joins Candace DeMatteis, PFID Vice President of Policy and Advocacy to discuss poll by the Partnership to Fight Infectious Disease (PFID) revealing most American voters, regardless of political affiliation, support the continued availability of FDA-approved vaccines and express concern over declining childhood vaccination rates.

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7:38

2026 Triangle Martin Luther King, Jr. Celebration Events

WPTF Morning News ·

2026/01/14

The Annual Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday Weekend is more than a celebration; it’s a call to reflect, serve, and come together as a community. Jon Champion speaks with Pam Thompson Smith, Program Manager for the Triangle MLK Jr. Committee, to discuss the events planned across the region, the legacy of Dr. King, and the many ways people can participate, volunteer, and give back.

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12:18

Kerwin Pittman – Founder and Executive Director of...

WPTF Morning News ·

2026/01/14

Kerwin Pittman, Founder and Executive Director of Recidivism Reduction Education Program Services, Inc. (RREPS) spoke to Lisa Price about serving 11 years and six months in prison for conspiracy to commit murder, and how this inspired him to purchase the former Wayne Correction Center in Goldsboro to create re-entry housing and a workforce campus where formerly incarcerated people can attain job skills or industry certifications. Get more information at www.rreps.net.

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4:36

Garner Mayor Buddy Gupton

WPTF Morning News ·

2026/01/14

Garner Mayor Buddy Gupton joins Tony Riggsbee to discuss Garner's participation in the National Community Survey and also our community's MLK Celebration, which will be this coming Sunday at Garner Performing Arts Center.

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6:22

Dr. Jeffrey Tayloe, Jr. - founder of Goldsboro...

WPTF Morning News ·

2026/01/14

Dr. Jeffrey Tayloe, Jr. founder of Goldsboro Pediatrics, PA, and former president of the American Academy of Pediatrics and the NC Pediatric Society joins Tony Riggsbee to talk about what you need to know about hepatitis b vaccine changes and safety OpEd in the N&O.

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7:36

Dr. Michael Bitzer, Professor of Politics & History...

WPTF Morning News ·

2026/01/13

Tony Riggsbee joins Dr. Michael Bitzer, Professor of Politics & History Director, Center for North Carolina Politics & Public Service with Catawba College to discuss the state legislators who changed office and the expanding power of the presidency with recent ICE activities and protests.

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