Report: Corruption Rampant Across NC Prisons
In 2009, reporter Ames Alexander received a letter that launched a multi-year investigation into corruption at the state's prisons.
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Grandmother Set For Deportation Is Offered Sanctuary In Greensboro Church
A North Carolina grandmother scheduled for deportation will be offered sanctuary at a Greensboro church on Wednesday.
Monitoring Endangered Species With Phones And Drones
Here's the idea: people see animal footprints in the wild more often than they see actual animals.
Tornado Touches Down In Yadkin County, School Damaged In Storm
Officials in a North Carolina county say a possible tornado has damaged an elementary school.
Long-Awaited Skate Park Opens In Greensboro
A Greensboro community project that's been years in the making is finally a reality. There's a new place in the city to master your ollies, kickflips, and grinds.
Cheerwine Celebrates 100 Sweet Years
Cheerwine, a favorite Southern soda, has been made in Salisbury, North Carolina for a century now.
Western North Carolina Recovering From Wildfires
Western North Carolina has experienced a rash of wildfires over the past year. But as WFDD's Eddie Garcia reports, recovery is underway.
Crisis Intervention Team Trains First Responders On Mental Health Issues
A special law enforcement training program in Forsyth County turns ten this year.
Winston-Salem Police Chief Barry Rountree Retiring
Winston-Salem Police Department Chief Barry D. Rountree will be retiring on September 1, 2017. He has served as chief since 2013, and been with the department for over 29 years.
Judge Orders Release Of Police Footage In Jose Charles Case
A judge has authorized the release of police body-cam footage in the controversial case of Greensboro teenager Jose Charles. But the decision comes with strings attached.