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Report of shots fired at Forsyth Tech. Students leaving campus in school buses - Vimarsana News

Report of shots fired at Forsyth Tech. Students leaving campus in school buses

Shannon Howard James Pitts of Winston-Salem Preparatory Academy, on a field trip at Forsyth Technical Community College, shot himself in the hand, leading to a lockdown of the school and a massive police response, Winston-Salem police said.

Forsyth Tech lockdown came after prep student shot himself - Vimarsana News

Forsyth Tech lockdown came after prep student shot himself

Shannon Howard James Pitts of Winston-Salem Preparatory Academy, on a field trip at Forsyth Technical Community College, shot himself in the hand, leading to a lockdown of the school and a massive police response, Winston-Salem police said.

NC bill aims to prevent repeat of December power outages. - Vimarsana News

NC bill aims to prevent repeat of December power outages.

A bill filed Tuesday in the N.C. House calls for a study into whether changes in how electricity is bought, sold and transmitted in North Carolina could protect the state

Bill would end NC emission tests except in Mecklenburg Co. - Vimarsana News

Bill would end NC emission tests except in Mecklenburg Co.

One Triad legislator thinks the state has done enough to end annual vehicle emissions inspections everywhere but in Mecklenburg County, which continues to register North Carolina’s highest ozone pollution readings.

Docs: Explosion risk at Weaver plant multiplied by neglect - Vimarsana News

Docs: Explosion risk at Weaver plant multiplied by neglect

Neglected structural deficiencies at a Winston-Salem's Weaver fertilizer plant may have heightened the risk for what fire officials feared at the time could have been one of the most destructive explosions in the nation’s history.