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David Goldman/APA provision that allows automated license plate readers on all NC roads has sparked debate about the balance between safety and privacy. WFDD’s Rachel Moody explains who decides where Flock cameras go and who has access to the data on this week’s edition of Carolina Curious. -
Jeff Roberson/APMuch of the Piedmont and High Country has shifted from extreme to moderate drought conditions. A few sustained periods of rain in July helped.
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Starting this month,14 Guilford County schools will have designated kindergarten transition specialists helping children and families navigate the change. -
The war in the Middle East is playing a role in Davie County’s decision to stop fluoridating its water. Officials say they’re concerned in part about the availability of water-treatment chemicals from an Israeli manufacturer. -
A small device that attaches to a Glock pistol slide turns the semiautomatic firearm into a fully automatic weapon. Two of the illegal handguns were seized by police in High Point earlier this month. -
Officials are predicting it will be the most historic series in the track’s 80-year history. -
The tournament will become GO by Raymond James as part of the tour’s Championship Series. -
The town of Ronda in Wilkes County can't pay its bills. Now, town leaders are asking state lawmakers to let residents vote on whether to dissolve its charter this November. -
Since launching in June, Greensboro's Housing First Plus program has provided stable housing to five individuals experiencing chronic homelessness. Officials are working to relocate three others within the next week. -
The National Institutes of Health grant will support community health education, early detection and prevention of diseases like Alzheimer's, hypertension and diabetes. -
New state legislation allows residents to challenge books in their local school district even if they don’t have a student enrolled. Winston-Salem/Forsyth County officials are updating district policies to comply. -
As of the first week in August, 47 states are reporting cases of the parasitic illness Cyclosporiasis. According to The Associated Press, this is the worst year for infections in the U.S with over 25,000 cases nationwide.
