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Matt Ramey/For WUNCA coalition of the state's leading law enforcement and prosecutor groups wrote to N.C. House lawmakers Monday asking them to take action next week on proposed hemp regulations that could ban many of the products currently sold in North Carolina. -
David Ford/WFDDLocation data on the alleged victim's phone has led to more questions for the alleged assault victim in the June 30 incident that originally was described as having taken place at Tanglewood Park.
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State officials announced that a Guilford County bridge will be dedicated to the late Sgt. Philip Dale Nix. A ceremony will be held on Monday afternoon. -
The city has continued to face questions about the hiring process for incoming Police Chief Kamran Afzal. -
Greensboro police have fired a police academy cadet after his arrest for impersonating an officer. -
The police department has charged 18-year-old Joel Michael Gamble-Toliver with Felony Child Abuse. -
The Forsyth County Sheriff's Office says crime is dropping, but those improvements come with a cost. -
At a city council meeting, residents alleged a lack of transparency in the hiring process and shared concerns about what the hire could mean for the future of policing in the city.
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The Winston-Salem Police Department is reminding Triad commuters that excessively loud vehicle noises are against the law. Violators may be cited without a decibel reading and fined up to $500. -
The North Carolina Governor’s Highway Safety Program, in collaboration with the national nonprofit Dedication To Community, launches its Traffic Stop Safety Program this month. -
Afzal will succeed John Thompson who retired in February. -
Greensboro will receive funding to expand LEAD programs, which divert people from jail into addiction treatment.
