Tamara Scott

5 days ago | kevinmd.com | Harvey Castro |Joshua W. Elder |Tamara Scott |George Mathew

A quiet revolution is taking place in health care technology. AI is shedding its screen-bound constraints and stepping into forms that blend seamlessly into our lives—rings, glasses, pendants, earbuds. These “ambient” devices collect real-time insights from sound, motion, and physiology, surfacing only when needed. For clinicians, this shift means more than convenience: It reimagines how we gather data at the bedside and how patients manage their health between visits.

2 weeks ago | abc11.com | Tamara Scott

CARY, N.C. (WTVD) -- In early June half the WakeMed Soccer park in Cary it will be filled with fans from all over the globe and players competing to win $1 million dollars. This year ABC11 got a sneak preview of the new food and drinks coming this with the vendors. Over the past two summers, The Soccer Tournament (TST) has drawn more than 70,000 fan for the competition and it is expected to welcome its largest crowds yet in 2025.

3 weeks ago | abc11.com | Tamara Scott

RALEIGH, N.C. (WTVD) -- A new square was filled on the exterior of the Lenovo Center on Friday. It means the Carolina Hurricanes' next move is to the Eastern Conference Finals. ABC11 was there as workers put up the square the morning after the Hurricanes eliminated the Washington Capitals in five games. Caniacs were fired up and fully behind the team. Some fans drove 12 hours to be here. On Friday, fans were focused on what's next.

1 month ago | abc11.com | Tamara Scott

WAKE COUNTY, N.C. (WTVD) -- It was a beautiful Saturday, yet a somber atmosphere filled shelter 8 at Jordan Lake in Wake County. Families from across the Triangle, who have lost loved ones on a lake, came together to honor their memory. "When you hear of that victim who has drowned, they will never be forgotten," Angela White said. " You know, the families won't forget, but we don't want the community to forget either."This was her message as she honored her son, who drowned in Jordan Lake in 2023.

1 month ago | abc11.com | Tamara Scott

DURHAM, N.C. (WTVD) -- If you've waited until the last minute to get your REAL ID, you're not alone. Starting May 7, federal agencies will start to require a REAL ID, U.S. passport or another federally-approved identification to board commercial flights and enter federal buildings. You may remember the deadline being pushed back multiple times by the Department of Homeland Security.