Construction Worker Falls at NC Museum of History

0:00A construction worker fell Monday morning around 8 a.m. at the North Carolina Museum of History Site in downtown Raleigh. Emergesy crews rode in heavy, with multiple fire trucks and Raleigh police on scene at the Edinson Street location. According to the police chief speaking to local news, the fall happened in what they first thought was a confined space, sparking that big response. No major injuries reported though, so the worker seems to have dodged serious harm. A police vehicle blocked traffic for a bit during the action. The museum's been a downtown staple since 1994, but is shut down this year for a full renovation expected to last two to three years. On track to reopen in 2028, keeping history alive with a fresh look while the site safety scares stay minor. I'm Corey with the story, and you've been listening to Durham News today, AI-powered local news.