• Teams Cool Down Fans in Triad Heat | Winston–Salem News
    Jul 4 2026

    When the heat hits triple digits, the Winston-Salem Dash and High Point Rockers are turning up the chill—literally. Both teams have deployed cooling stations, misting fans, and cold treats to keep fans and players comfortable at Truist Stadium and beyond. With dangerous heat warnings in the Triad, these smart, fan-first moves are making summer baseball not just possible, but downright refreshing.

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  • Keep Pets Safe This Fourth of July | Winston–Salem News
    Jul 4 2026

    Fireworks mean fun for humans, but chaos for pets—so prep now to keep them safe. Vet pros urge ID tags, indoor stays, GPS trackers, and updated microchips. For anxious pups, get anxiety meds early and tire them out with training or puzzle toys. Your furry friends deserve a calm, secure holiday—start planning before the first boom.

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  • Hemp and Kratom Laws Hit 21 | Winston–Salem News
    Jul 4 2026

    North Carolina’s Senate just slammed the brakes on hemp and kratom sales for anyone under 21, calling the current market a chaotic “wild west” where candy-like products hide dangerous THC levels. With a federal definition looming in November, lawmakers are rushing to redefine legal hemp and ban synthetic kratom outright — even staging undercover visits to dispensaries where kids could easily grab products acting like marijuana. The House is stalling, adjourning before voting on the Senate’s compromise, while tensions rise over whether stricter rules will bring safety or just push sales underground — and some are eyeing full marijuana legalization as the ultimate fix.

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  • Burlington Celebrates July 3rd in the Park | Winston–Salem News
    Jul 4 2026

    Burlington kicked off the Fourth of July early with a sizzling July 3rd in the Park, complete with live music, rides, and fireworks — all while battling record-breaking heat with misting fans to keep the crowd cool. Though attendance numbers are pending, the festive setup suggests a major turnout, and the early celebration sets the perfect, stress-free vibe for the holiday weekend ahead.

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  • Kentucky Crash Leaves One Dead | Winston–Salem News
    Jul 4 2026

    A chilling crash in Danville, Kentucky, claims a life and leaves one man facing a barrage of charges. Richard Omar Morales, 25, allegedly sped away after an inappropriate encounter at a restaurant, then lost control of his truck, swerving into oncoming traffic and killing 23-year-old Brandon Lovelace Martin in a head-on collision. Morales, hospitalized but released, is now charged with involuntary manslaughter, hit-and-run, sexual battery, and more — all while being held without bond. Authorities say the case is far from over, with more charges potentially coming.

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  • Extreme Heat Warning: Stay Cool and Safe | Winston–Salem News
    Jul 4 2026

    Extreme heat is slamming the region with a dangerous heat dome, pushing temperatures to 113°F and risking record highs in Winston-Salem and Greensboro. Humidity makes it feel even worse, and health risks like heat exhaustion and stroke are real—stay hydrated, seek air-conditioned spaces, and watch out for vulnerable neighbors. Cities are stepping up with free rides and extended pool hours. Don’t ignore this: it’s not just hot, it’s life-threatening.

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