Author: Matthew Reynolds

Sophomore Kendre Harrison of Reidsville High School had a powerful slam dunk that shattered the backboard during their victory against Morehead.
Sport

Sophomore Kendre Harrison of Reidsville High School had a powerful slam dunk that shattered the backboard during their victory against Morehead.

Kendre Harrison, a sophomore at Reidsville High School, made a lasting impression in their victory against Morehead High School on Tuesday evening. In the game against Morehead, Harrison, a highly rated four-star player and ranked 22nd in the nation for the Class of 2026 by ESPN, shattered the backboard at Reidsville. The Rams emerged victorious

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The voices of victims of gun violence, created through artificial intelligence, are being utilized in communications sent to legislators who back the National Rifle Association (NRA).
Technology News

The voices of victims of gun violence, created through artificial intelligence, are being utilized in communications sent to legislators who back the National Rifle Association (NRA).

PARKLAND, Fla. (AP) — Joaquin “Guac” Oliver died in the 2018 Parkland, Florida, high school massacre, but federal lawmakers who oppose tighter gun regulations began getting phone calls in his voice on Wednesday, lambasting them for their position. The relatives of Oliver and five additional individuals who lost their lives due to firearms are utilizing

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South Korea has reported that personal emails belonging to a presidential staff member were breached by hackers believed to be from North Korea.
Technology News

South Korea has reported that personal emails belonging to a presidential staff member were breached by hackers believed to be from North Korea.

The office of South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol announced on Wednesday that hackers from North Korea likely accessed the personal emails of one of his staff members before Yoon’s planned trip to Europe in November. According to Yoon’s office, the security breach only impacted the personal account of an employee who did not follow

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Experts are warning that there is a high probability of an increase in cyberattacks targeting hospitals, which could potentially endanger lives.
Health Care

Experts are warning that there is a high probability of an increase in cyberattacks targeting hospitals, which could potentially endanger lives.

Experts in cybersecurity are issuing a cautionary statement that medical facilities across the nation are vulnerable to cyberattacks, similar to the one currently affecting a top children’s hospital in the Midwest. They are also expressing concern about the inadequate measures taken by the government to prevent these types of breaches. In the past few years,

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Could we be on the brink of uncovering the mystery behind the moon's creation? The Japanese space agency has announced that they may have obtained crucial evidence.
Science News

Could we be on the brink of uncovering the mystery behind the moon’s creation? The Japanese space agency has announced that they may have obtained crucial evidence.

A Japan space agency official announced on Wednesday that an unmanned lunar spacecraft has successfully collected and transmitted data on 10 lunar rocks, surpassing initial expectations. This achievement could potentially offer insights into the moon’s origins. The Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency’s project manager, Shinichiro Sakai, reported that the Smart Lander for Investigating Moon (SLIM) has

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2024 NCHSAA spring sports calendar
Sport

2024 NCHSAA spring sports calendar

Recently, North Carolina has experienced spring-like conditions, prompting high schools throughout the state to make preparations for the start of spring sports. Starting on Wednesday, schools are permitted to hold practices and tryouts for spring sports. However, official competitions for these sports are not allowed until February 26th. The N.C. High School Athletic Association approves

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The state of California might be required to cover $300 million for the COVID-19 hotel program for homeless individuals, following FEMA's limit on reimbursement.
Health Care

The state of California might be required to cover $300 million for the COVID-19 hotel program for homeless individuals, following FEMA’s limit on reimbursement.

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — California cities and counties still don’t know how much they’ll have to pay for Gov. Gavin Newsom’s pandemic program to house homeless people in hotel rooms after the Federal Emergency Management Agency said in October that it was limiting the number of days eligible for reimbursement. State and municipal authorities were

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