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North Carolina just dropped a bold new law: skiers and snowboarders are now officially on the hook for knowing the risks before they hit the slopes. Starting this winter, the state’s six resorts are requiring riders to acknowledge the inherent dangers of their sport — no more blaming the mountain if you crash. It’s not about stopping the fun, but about building a smarter, more responsible culture...

An Israeli startup’s AI tech is revolutionizing wildfire response by spotting fires in under two minutes—using satellite data to alert emergency crews faster, potentially saving lives, homes, and ecosystems. Designed for global integration, this game-changing tool could become a standard in disaster management, turning early detection into a powerful defense against escalating wildfires. Listen in...

FIFA’s selling actual pieces of the World Cup final’s grass for $450 each—preserved in acrylic with a USB drive, shipped only to U.S. and Europe after the match. While players have raised concerns about the MetLife Stadium’s artificial turf, this unique collectible offers fans a tangible slice of football history. Meanwhile, tickets hit $32,970 and hospitality packages soar to $34,500—because why...

In a shocking Greensboro, North Carolina case, Madry Samuel Bell was convicted of voluntary manslaughter for stabbing and killing 26-year-old Jesse Pitonzo after a volatile confrontation involving a woman Bell had a tumultuous relationship with — and who had already obtained a restraining order against him. Despite claiming self-defense, the jury rejected his argument, sentencing him to the maximu...

Winston-Salem’s Wyngate Village is reeling from a two-week garbage crisis—bins overflowing, smells fouling the air, and even wildlife drawn in by the neglect. Residents are furious, especially as summer heat worsens the mess, and question why they’re still paying full price for broken service. The city blames holiday scheduling, extreme heat forcing safety adjustments, aging trucks needing repairs...

A cold case from 1988 just got hot—Willie Carpenter, arrested by U.S. Marshals in High Point, is now linked to the murder of Diane Matthews via modern DNA tech. After decades with no leads, a new forensic match from his existing DNA file connected him directly to the crime scene. Facing a first-degree murder charge, Carpenter is in custody and awaiting extradition to Orlando. This case proves that...

A Yadkin County family is shattered after Tammy Moser, a beloved 28-year nursing veteran and devoted Red Cross disaster responder, lost her life in a tragic crash on Highway 61. Her husband Roy, devastated but determined to honor her legacy, speaks of her selfless love and unwavering commitment to others. First responders and the community rally around the Moser family as authorities continue inve...

A bus monitor named Harold Ewing is facing serious charges after court documents allege he assaulted a disabled child and encouraged minors to engage in sex acts on the bus — leading to a $25,000 bond and raising urgent questions about safety and trust in those responsible for children’s well-being. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise o...

A bus monitor in Greensboro is facing serious charges after allegedly enabling sexual acts with minors and assaulting a disabled child on a school bus. Forty-nine-year-old Harold Ewing, a ten-year veteran with First Student, appeared in court where he was ordered to remain silent and granted a $25,000 bond with strict no-contact conditions for minors. Prosecutors say they’re still gathering eviden...

Greensboro police are investigating a serious aggravated assault on Apache Street after EMS transported a critically injured victim to the hospital—details are still emerging as authorities work to piece together what happened and hold the responsible parties accountable. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN: advertise@thednn.ai T...

North Carolina’s facing a $1 billion deficit, and Governor Josh Stein is sounding the alarm — it’s not if, but when the state hits financial trouble. The State Treasurer’s report confirms the shortfall, despite the General Assembly having already passed a budget that accounted for it. Stein, who’s been pushing for deficit security for over a year, says lawmakers have already adopted many of her pr...

Randleman Lake’s water levels are at a 20-year low, exposing animal tracks and signaling a severe drought gripping the region—and the entire state. Experts warn of long-term ecological damage, urging everyone to conserve water now through simple actions like fixing leaks and cutting shower times. Officials are rallying communities to report waste and join a collective effort to protect vital resou...

The Smithsonian is firing back at a White House report that accused its National Museum of American History of “anti-Americanism” and “extreme political activism,” calling the claims misleading and out of touch. The museum, led by Secretary Lonnie Bunch, insists its exhibits offer a balanced, educational look at America’s complex past — not political messaging. The report, tied to national securit...

The President called a major bipartisan housing bill “a big yawn” and refused to sign it — but that doesn’t matter. With enough congressional support, the bill will become law anyway, aiming to ease housing shortages and curb soaring rents. While some celebrate its potential impact, others remain skeptical about implementation. The President’s vocal opposition hasn’t stopped the momentum — proving...

A Greensboro woman, Gwendolyn Singleton, owner of Joelle’s Center of Hope, pleaded guilty to healthcare fraud after billing Medicaid over $1.7 million for fake urine drug tests that never occurred between 2021 and 2023. Prosecutors revealed that no doctors or nurse practitioners at the center ever ordered the tests, yet Medicaid paid out the funds. The case highlights systemic oversight failures a...

Senate back in session amid urgent national security bills, but key player Mitch McConnell’s absence due to undisclosed health issues is throwing a wrench in critical funding deadlines. With McConnell sidelined and working remotely, the Appropriations Committee is racing against time to pass essential legislation — and colleagues are quietly hoping for his swift recovery as the Capitol braces for...

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A Greensboro man, Madry Samuel Bell, just got sentenced to 5 to 7 years for voluntary manslaughter after allegedly stabbing and killing 26-year-old Jesse Pitonzo in February 2023. Originally charged with first-degree murder and stalking, the case evolved, leading to a plea deal and reduced charges. Bell, who’s already served over a year, now faces a sentence that reflects the twists of the justice...

A tragic tree-cutting accident in Winston-Salem claims the life of a 62-year-old man when a limb he was trimming collapses on him, cutting off his ability to breathe. The incident occurred around 7:50 PM on Waughtown Street, highlighting the hidden dangers of everyday outdoor work. Authorities are investigating, withholding the victim’s name pending further details, and urging the public for any i...

Two Romanian brothers admitted guilt in a brazen EBT fraud scheme, stealing over $760K in SNAP benefits from multiple states between 2024 and 2025 to fuel fraudulent Sam’s Club purchases — costing the retailer over $1.16M — and now face up to 20 years behind bars. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN: advertise@thednn.ai This is a...

A former bus monitor in Greensboro, Harold Ewing, 49, faces serious charges including three counts of contributing to the delinquency of a minor and one count of assault on a person with a disability. Allegations claim he encouraged three children—ages 14, 11, and 10—to engage in sexual acts on a school bus without supervision, and physically assaulted a disabled child by striking and pushing them...

A chilling murder case in Reidsville, North Carolina, takes a major turn as 38-year-old Ronnie Junior Brim is arrested in connection with the fatal shooting of 22-year-old Christian Deshaun Pollard on January 14. Brim faces first-degree murder, armed robbery, and illegal firearm possession charges and is held without bond, with his court date set for September 15. The arrest, the result of months...

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Greensboro police investigate an aggravated assault on Apache Street, with one victim hospitalized. In Guilford County, a woman admits to $1 million in healthcare fraud. A High Point man faces murder charges from a 1988 cold case set to go before a judge. Meanwhile, a lightning strike caused a deadly house fire in Wilkes County, leaving a homeowner critically injured. Listen in comfort: Get a disc...

Meta’s new ‘Share & Use’ feature on Instagram has quietly defaulted to on for everyone — meaning your posts, profile pic, and voice recordings could be fed into Meta’s AI models without your explicit consent. Cybersecurity experts warn this dramatically lowers the barrier for creating deepfakes and erodes digital privacy. Unlike past defaults, you now have to manually turn off permissions for Post...