Duke Researchers Develop New Video Privacy Software
Computer scientists at Duke University are developing new camera software aimed at giving people more privacy controls.
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Greensboro Fourth Of July Celebration Moves Back To Downtown
The city of Greensboro is preparing for its annual Fourth of July festival and fireworks display. But there are some big changes this year.
Winston-Salem Police Hold Gun Turn-In Program After Recent Crimes
There has been an uptick in the number of homocides during the first six months of 2016 in Winston-Salem.
Hispanic Pastors Gather To Support HB2
A group of North Carolina Hispanic clergy members are speaking up about House Bill 2.
Supreme Court Will Rule On Most Important Abortion Case In Decades
The Supreme Court is expected to hand down a decision on abortion restrictions any day now.
Legislation Could Ban Alternative Forms Of ID
North Carolina lawmakers want to change part of an immigration law that currently allows for the use of some alternative forms of identification for immigrants.
Saxophonist Maceo Parker Receives Award Honoring Folk Artists
Celebrated North Carolina saxophonist Maceo Parker is receiving the North Carolina Heritage Award, which recognizes the state's premiere folk artists.
Greensboro Filmmakers Headed to Cannes Film Festival
A team of prize-winning Greensboro filmmakers will be screening not one, but two movies at this year's Cannes Film Festival
Indictments Handed Down In High Dollar Wine Theft
There are new developments in a mystery that has Triad connections, and it involves thousands of dollars of stolen Napa Valley wine.
On Prince And How The Loss Of Musical Legends Affects Our Brains
What does the passing of a beloved musician awaken in us? Why do these losses really punch us in the gut?