Carrie Hodgin

6 days ago | wxii12.com | Carrie Hodgin

RACE. TODD, DOUG AND ANTOINETTE. GOOD MORNING. WE ARE THREE DAYS AWAY AND THE FINISH LINE IS CERTAINLY A PLACE WHERE WE WILL SEE LARGE CROWDS AND A LARGE POLICE PRESENCE ON MONDAY. WE’RE ALREADY STARTING TO SEE THE POLICE PRESENCE HERE EARLY THIS MORNING AND LATER THIS MORNING, THE CITY AND STATE OFFICIALS WILL HOLD THEIR ANNUAL PUBLIC SAFETY BRIEFING. ABC NEWS OBTAINED THE FEDERAL THREAT ASSESSMENT FOR THE MARATHON. IT SAYS CONGESTED AREAS ARE, OF COURSE, THE MOST VULNERABLE.

6 days ago | wxii12.com | Carrie Hodgin

CARS AND PICKUP TRUCKS, WITH OR WITHOUT TRAILERS. MOST OFFICES AROUND THE TRIAD ARE CLOSED FOR THE HOLIDAY WEEKEND, INCLUDING WINSTON-SALEM CITY OFFICES OBSERVING GOOD FRIDAY TODAY, GARBAGE COLLECTION SCHEDULED FOR TODAY WILL BE PICKED UP MONDAY INSTEAD, AND RECYCLING AND YARD WASTE COLLECTIONS WILL NOT BE IMPACTED.

1 week ago | wxii12.com | Carrie Hodgin

TO GET OUT OF PRISON. HAPPENING NOW, FIRST AT NOON. WINSTON-SALEM POLICE ARE SEARCHING FOR THOSE RESPONSIBLE FOR A SHOOTING THAT LEFT ONE MAN DEAD JUST AFTER MIDNIGHT. OFFICERS RESPONDED TO A DISCHARGING A FIREARMS CALL ON TOWN SQUARE DRIVE THAT’S OFF PETERS CREEK PARKWAY AND STAFFORD VILLAGE BOULEVARD. POLICE FOUND 21 YEAR OLD MILTON GUILLEN SUFFERING FROM MULTIPLE GUNSHOT WOUNDS. WE’RE TOLD HE DIED AT THE SCENE. INVESTIGATORS HAVE NOT RELEASED A SUSPECT DESCRIPTION AT THIS TIME.

1 week ago | wxii12.com | Carrie Hodgin

Reidsville High School’s athletic program is under review after school officials discovered multiple instances of students who did not complete all required medical and participation eligibility documentation during the 2024-25 season. School officials said they discovered athletes with out-of-date physicals and medical participation forms had been included on team rosters.

1 week ago | wxii12.com | Carrie Hodgin

If you’ve been on a road trip or to visit family, traveling for business somewhere in certain parts of the United States, you probably need to get your car washed before driving back to your home state. That’s because of the invasive spotted lanternfly. ABOUT THE SPOTTED LANTERNFLY The spotted lanternfly is an invasive insect pest that poses a danger to agricultural crops, grapevines, fruit trees, and a wide range of hardwood trees. It's also quick to spread from one state to the next.