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Police body and dashboard cameras get different opinions

Privacy and civil rights groups warn against rapidly growing mass-surveillance network

Fusus is designed to provide law enforcement organizations (LEO) and other public safety institutions access to accurate, relevant information via a cloud-based network of authorized video monitoring...

Democrat Bobby Kimbrough and Republican Ernie Leyba are running to be the sheriff of Forsyth County

Kimbrough, 61, is running for his second term as sheriff. Leyba, 58, is making his second run for the seat.

Forsyth County inks deal for operation of Cure Violence crime prevention program here

The Forsyth County Board of Commissioners on Thursday approved a two-year contract with a group to operate the Cure Violence program here, as a way to try to reduce crime

Chief Catrina Thompson's not slowing down as she retires from the Winston-Salem Police Department

Chief Catrina Thompson isn’t going anywhere.

Wrongful death suit against jailers, sheriff and Forsyth County settled for $3 million

A $3 million settlement has been reached in a wrongful-death lawsuit over the 2019 death of John Elliott Neville, according to court documents filed Wednesday.

Yvette Boulware, activist with Triad Abolition Project, is released after 31 hours in jail

She was charged Tuesday with assaulting a bailiff with an ink pen in the Forsyth County Hall of Justice.

Court watcher accused of ink pen assault on bailiff, jailed on felony charge

A member of the Triad Abolition Project was charged Tuesday with assaulting a bailiff with an ink pen in the Forsyth County Hall of Justice.

Two Forsyth County legislators support law that allows law enforcement agencies to withhold names of officers who are involved in use of force incidents

Two local legislators are defending legislation that allows law enforcement agencies to withhold the names of its officers and deputies who kill or severely injure someone on the job.

Grand jury declines to indict five former Forsyth County jail officers charged in restrained man's death

Charges were also filed against Michelle Heughins, who worked as a nurse for Wellpath, the jail’s former health care provider. She is the sole defendant to be indicted by the grand jury in this case.