By Trend News Line 2024-05-25 19:28:00.
WXII 12 Breaking News and Traffic Anchor Crews are set to make water system improvements on Fourth Street in Winston-Salem on May 28 between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. The rescheduled project will require eastbound traffic to be shifted to the turn lane between Spring and Poplar streets in downtown Winston-Salem.
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The priority water system improvements are being undertaken by Winston-Salem Forsyth County Utilities, and the contractor will be responsible for all traffic control during the project. Motorists are advised to plan for alternate routes during this time to avoid any potential delays.
For more information on the project and any updates, individuals can contact CityLink at citylink@cityofws.org, call 336-727-8000, or visit cityofws.org/citylink.
In other news, a recent case in High Point has made its way through the justice system, with no bond set for a man charged with shooting another man in the head. The victim, a 27-year-old, is currently fighting for his life in the hospital. The incident was initially reported as a suicide at a home on Everett Lane, but evidence revealed a violent crime had occurred. Trinity Burns has been arrested and charged with assault with a deadly weapon in connection to the shooting.
Meanwhile, in Thomasville, a Lexington man is behind bars after allegedly forcing his way into a home on East Fourth Street and attempting to sexually assault a woman. Brandon Simmons, armed with a gun, was stopped by police in his truck after leaving the home. He is now in jail without bond.
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Additionally, a woman in Thomasville has been arrested after her two-year-old child suffered a fentanyl overdose. Brittany Parrish is facing felony child abuse charges, and further charges may be pending in the case. Police found drug residue and paraphernalia inside the home and the toddler was administered Narcan by EMS.
In Summerfield, the outgoing town manager is set to receive a severance package after all town employees resigned over the weekend, citing their treatment of Scott Whitaker as the reason for a toxic work environment. The town council voted in favour of a six-month severance package for Whitaker, who will be leaving his position when his contract expires in June.
As tensions escalate in the Middle East, the recent helicopter crash in Iran has claimed the lives of the country’s president and foreign minister. The crash occurred in the remote northwest region, and investigations are ongoing to determine the cause. The United States has stated that they had no involvement in the incident and are awaiting further details from Iranian officials.
This news update brings you the latest developments in the region and highlights the ongoing challenges faced by various communities. Stay tuned for more updates on WXII 12 Breaking News and Traffic Anchor Crews’ water system improvements in Winston-Salem and other breaking stories..
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– Fourth Street Winston-Salem water system improvements.
