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North Carolina A&T University has teamed up with Google this semester with the goal of improving diversity in tech.

More than a million gallons of untreated wastewater was discharged into a Greensboro creek due to heavy rains from Florence, among the largest such incidents in modern memory.

There are retailers, TV telethons, and other organizations asking for the public to help those recovering from flooding and other damage from Hurricane Florence.

North Carolina Attorney General Josh Stein’s office says the state is looking into roughly 650 price gouging reports as of Tuesday afternoon.

Governor Roy Cooper says more people now face imminent threat than when Florence, now a tropical storm, was offshore.

As Florence lurches across the state, it brings with it many hazards: high-speed winds capable of downing trees, and those same trees falling on power lines.

As Florence batters the Carolina coast, thousands of residents have fled the region for shelters farther inland, including here in the Triad.

With Hurricane Florence on the way, local emergency service agencies are urging residents to be cautious. 

Hurricane Florence is raising some concerns from environmentalists about possible flooding that could impact coal ash ponds across the state.

Hurricane Florence has gotten a little bit weaker but it remains a very large and dangerous storm.

One of the services that radio stations like WFDD provide is broadcasting alerts from the National Weather Service.