Reyna Drake
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In the first 42 days of the teen curfew, encounters with youth — whether offenders or victims — are down 26%, particularly during curfew hours.
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The 2026 tournament is the 87th year for North Carolina’s oldest professional golf event.
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There’s a High Country tradition that starts in August. Supposedly, it helps predict how many snowfalls the area will get during the winter. It’s called “Beans in a Jar.” For this week’s Carolina Curious, WFDD’s Reyna Drake discovers what’s behind the longstanding Appalachian ritual.
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The weevils have been bred to only feed on the Mile-A-Minute weed.
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The company says it’s to meet rising energy demands across the Carolinas.
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Officials say that 12-16 pups have survived their first few months.
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There have been more than 500 cases of cyclosporiasis reported in North Carolina since the beginning of May. But officials say the state does not seem to be associated with the Taco Bell outbreak.