Rising Tides: Public or Private Beach, NC Supreme Court To Decide
A fight is brewing in the North Carolina Supreme Court that may change the future of public beach access in the state.
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In A Digital World, Ken Toda's Work Is A Snapshot Of The Past
Taking a picture these days is nothing like it used to be, with digital cameras and instant gratification. But one High Point man wants to slow things down and, in fact, is making a business out of it.
Winston-Salem Open A Hit Even In The Heat
The week-long, Winston-Salem Open professional tennis tournament concludes with the final r
Wake Forest Baptist Researchers Aim For Safer Stun Guns
Stun guns are often used by law enforcement to incapacitate suspects. When the non-lethal weapon is deployed, it sends an electrical charge.
New Exhibit Celebrates The Work Of North Carolina Photographer, Hugh Morton
An exhibition at the North Carolina Museum of History opens this week that showcases the work of the ma
Mysterious Brown Mountain Lights Caught On Tape, Questions Remain
For years, there have been reports of strange lights seen in the Linville Gorge region of Western North Carolina.
Triad Police, Community Come Together For "National Night Out"
National Night Out started decades ago with neighbors simply turning on porch lights to recognize and stand against crime.
Guilford County's New Animal Services Director Talks Plans For Shelter's Future
The Guilford County Animal Shelter has a new director. Drew Brinkley will begin his new role on August 1.
Homicide Rate Jumps In Winston-Salem, But Will It Continue?
The homicide rate in Winston-Salem jumped in the first half of 2016. In that period, the city has experienced 14 homicides; in the same six-month window last year, there were just seven.
In The Wake Of Dallas Violence, Difficult Conversations Ahead For Police
In the wake of a sniper shooting at a Dallas protest that killed five police officers and wounded seven, law enforcement officials in the Triad are considering what to do next.