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Police held a press conference after an officer was recently assaulted downtown trying to break up a fight.
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The Forsyth County Sheriff's Office and other law enforcement agencies are remembering fallen officers as part of a nationwide effort that will take place next week.
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Officers were called after a man with a weapon was allegedly threatening others at the residence.
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Officer Michael Horan was killed in the line of duty at a Food Lion on Lawndale Drive around 11 a.m. on Monday, Dec. 23. Tarell Isaac McMillian, 34, of Greensboro, has been charged with first-degree murder.
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More than 50 families and 200 seniors are expected to benefit from the initiative.
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The Republican-dominated North Carolina legislature has completed its override of Gov. Roy Cooper's veto of legislation that addresses both private school scholarship grants and immigration. The Senate voted on Wednesday to enact the bill despite Cooper's objections, one day after the House conducted a similar vote.
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North Carolina's Governor's Crime Commission announced new federal funds to limit gun-related domestic abuse. Meanwhile other federal funding sources are seeing a steep decline.
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A judge granted a motion to dismiss a lawsuit alleging Penn caused emotional distress and defamed a woman, writing that the filing did not properly substantiate the claims.
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ShotSpotter, a technology that detects gunshots and alerts law enforcement, was launched in Winston-Salem in August of 2021.
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A woman alleges in a lawsuit she was pressured to have an abortion by Winston-Salem Police Chief William Penn and threatened with criminal charges if she kept contacting him.
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On Monday, relying on video, an appeals court reversed the dismissal of a lawsuit involving the police killing of an unarmed seventeen-year-old in Greensboro. Wake Forest University criminal law professor Ron Wright says the ruling sends all claims against the officer back to the district court to start the review process over again.
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Investigators have expanded their search for 19-year-old Kaedian Allen at Winston-Salem's Quarry at Grant Park. On Wednesday, the park was closed to the public as officers conducted a thorough sweep of the area.