Rachel Moody

Up to 3,000 students will have the opportunity to attend a Broadway show at Greensboro's Tanger Center.

The board voted unanimously to deactivate and remove all 25 of the sheriff's department's Flock cameras within 30 days.

At a recent media briefing, district leaders discussed maintenance, security measures, program cuts and a new clinic as students, staff and families prepare for the upcoming year.

Publix recalled its GreenWise Organic frozen blueberries and whole mixed berries for E. coli contamination. The FDA upgraded the recall to Class I, which means there's the highest chance of serious health risk and death.

Community members can ask questions, share concerns and meet staff Thursday evening in Kernersville.

Nix was shot and killed while trying to stop a gas station robbery. A judge sentenced two of the suspects during a Monday hearing at Guilford County Courthouse.

Multi-family apartments are planned to fill the former Sears lot at Greensboro's Friendly Center.

A 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.

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 City of Greensboro wants more feedback before moving forward with the South Elm Pedestrian Plaza — a pilot program for a car-free, community gathering space.