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Fayetteville native who patented Ring doorbell technology set to launch new AI device
A Fayetteville native and tech pioneer known for inventing the technology behind the Ring video doorbell is set to launch a new surveillance and security device that uses artificial intelligence to enhance security. Ron Carter, a 1972 graduate of E.E. Smith High School and class president, said Thursday that his new product, Global Logistics Optimizer, is designed to enhance entry point security for both homes and businesses. Carter, the founder of 1AHEAD Technologies, aims to introduce GLO...
A Charlotte LGBTQ club has suddenly closed. It was mired in controversy recently
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — A Charlotte gay bar recently mired in controversy has shut its doors for good. The Bar at 316's last post on Facebook was on August 18, 2024, indicating it would be the bar's final night open. The announcement was rather sudden, with no previous discussion about the closing shared ahead of time.
Panthers Make Shocking Cut Ahead of Week 1
The Carolina Panthers are preparing to play the New Orleans Saints to open the 2024 NFL season on Sunday. However, before the Panthers set foot in the Mercedes-Benz Superdome, the team made a shocking roster move that will impact their defense. According to Ian Rapoport of the NFL Network, Carolina has released veteran pass rusher K’Lavon Chaisson.
GOP sees worrying signs in North Carolina governor’s race
Republicans in North Carolina are facing worrying signs in the governor’s race amid a torrent of negative headlines surrounding their candidate, Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson. Most polls in recent months have shown Democrat Josh Stein, the state’s attorney general, leading Robinson, an ally of former President Trump who has drawn criticism for his past rhetoric…
Most North Carolina residents express confidence in integrity and accuracy of 2024 election in new poll
A new poll finds most North Carolina voters are confident their vote will be accurately counted this year and in the integrity of the state’s election, but the poll also reveals partisan divides on those issues.
Save birds, go 'Lights Out' NC
DURHAM — The Smithsonian Migratory Birds Center previously estimated that 365 to 988 million birds are killed each year in the U.S. due to collisions with buildings. A new study that examined the outcomes for birds injured by building collisions proves that the death toll is much higher. The good news is that people across North Carolina can take action to help, starting as soon as tonight. By turning off lights at home and at work—and advocating for Lights Out policies in your own community—people...
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