Greensboro Drivers Can Now Feed The Meter On Their Phones
Drivers looking for parking in downtown Greensboro will now be able to leave their quarters at home. Instead, they can pay directly from their phones.
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AAA Carolinas: Distracted Driving Is An Epidemic
The July 4th holiday is here and lots of people are expected to be traveling by car, creating the potential for more accidents.
Research Offers Insight Into Psychopathic Behavior, With The Help Of Some Caring Rats
Neuroscientists at Duke University are looking at how the brain makes empathetic decisions.
Suspect Shot Dead After Lewisville Neighbor Stands His Ground
More Ticks In 2017: How To Stay Safe
A mild winter is adding up to more insects, and that means more ticks—tiny creatures in the spider family that feed on the blood of mammals, birds, and humans.
Arts Economy Continues To Grow Across Triad
There's new data about the financial impact of the arts in the Triad.
U.S. Rep. Mark Walker "Shaken But OK" After Virginia Shooting
U.S. Rep. Mark Walker of North Carolina was on the field Wednesday when a gunman opened fire at a Virginia sports complex. He was practicing for the annual Congressional Baseball Game.
Traffic Fatalities Rising In Winston-Salem
There's been an uptick in traffic deaths in the Winston-Salem area. A vehicle crash on June 11 marked the 12th crash fatality of 2017.
Curtain Fire Will Cost UNC Greensboro More Than Expected
Repairing the damage from a recent fire at UNCG's auditorium will cost more than expected.
North Carolina Lawmakers Refuse Remapping Session
North Carolina Republican legislative leaders refused Thursday to hold a special redistricting session demanded by Democratic Gov. Roy Cooper, calling his decree faulty and unconstitutional.