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Oct 13, 2026
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Yeah.
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Apex, North Carolina is number four overall, but it is the definitive number one in economic health.
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And the top five in this category includes Mooresville and Morrisville, also in North Carolina.
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So what's happening in the South? Why are they crushing the economic engine metric?
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Totally.
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The ideal destination depends entirely on which specific metric aligns with your current life chapter.
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Are you a young professional who needs the kinetic job growth of Apex?
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Or are you starting a family and need the safety bunker of Lexington?
Steve DanielsHOST
We have a reminder that in-person early voting kicks off on Thursday here in North Carolina.
Steve DanielsHOST
In Wake County, election officials spent the day getting ready, and Eyewitness News stopped by the John Brown Community Center in Apex today as the staff members set up the early voting location.
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In Wake County, we are the largest voting county in the state of North Carolina.
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We have almost 870,000 voters and we have 18 early voting sites for this election, which is the most that we've ever had for a midterm election.
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Steve DanielsHOST
And tonight's Your Voice, Your Vote.
Steve DanielsHOST
We have a reminder that in-person early voting kicks off on Thursday here in North Carolina.
Steve DanielsHOST
In Wake County, election officials spent the day getting ready, and Eyewitness News stopped by the John Brown Community Center in Apex today as the staff members set up the early voting location.
speaker_23SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
In Wake County, we are the largest voting county in the state of North Carolina.
Grant DavisHOST
That is correct.
Grant DavisHOST
These all came from a bottle shop in Apex, North Carolina, called Bottle Theory.
John RubioHOST
Ooh, uh, then some might say that's the best part of North Carolina.
Grant DavisHOST
Uh, nobody says that.
Chuck JaffeHOST
The Morality of Money, Remove Fear and Discover Financial Freedom Through Simple Economic Principles and Universal Truths by Renee Bryan from the September 23rd show was won by Luis in Irvine, California and Junius in McLean, Virginia.
Chuck JaffeHOST
And The Retirement Answer, The Six Key Decisions Every Retirer Needs to Make by Daniel Goldie from the September 30th show goes to Bryan in Apex, North Carolina and Rich in Valencia, California.
Chuck JaffeHOST
Congratulations, one and all.
Chuck JaffeHOST
Thank you so much for everyone who entered.
JohnGUEST
Sure.
JohnGUEST
So, yeah, we have a haunted house in Apex, North Carolina.
JohnGUEST
You can find it on the Apex Haunted Tour.
JohnGUEST
Oh, really? Nice.
JohnGUEST
All right.
JohnGUEST
And the next thing you know, I said, hey, let's do a haunted house.
JohnGUEST
And.
JohnGUEST
Yeah, but Apex has a haunted tour where they put out a map of all the notable Halloween attractions in Apex.
Amber RupintaHOST
We have a story that was breaking at noon and an update now.
Amber RupintaHOST
The Wake County Sheriff's Office is now investigating a death involving a garbage truck in Apex as a work-related incident.
Amber RupintaHOST
Chopper 11 over Lower Creek Court, as deputies responded to the scene, were told they found a man who had been severely injured by the garbage truck.
Amber RupintaHOST
The victim died at the scene.
Bianca HolmanHOST
Bump the brakes.
Bianca HolmanHOST
That's what a group of residents at Apex are asking the town leaders to do when it comes to using flock cameras.
Bianca HolmanHOST
Apex Police Chief Ryan Johanson says several cameras are used around town.
Bianca HolmanHOST
And earlier and early Thursday, the police department highlighted how the cameras led to the arrest of a suspect associated with repeated thefts in another area.
Bianca HolmanHOST
The chief saying those cameras have helped them combat other crimes in Apex.
Ryan JohansonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
It's not a huge expansive network, right? But during that period of time, yeah, 60% reduction in vehicle theft in town.
Bianca HolmanHOST
These discussions in Apex are far from over.
Bianca HolmanHOST
The Public Safety Committee is set to meet again on November 5th to discuss flock cameras and more before making a recommendation to this town council.
Lauren JohnsonHOST
Pump the brakes.
Lauren JohnsonHOST
That's what a group of residents in Apex is asking town leaders to do when it comes to those popular flock cameras.
Lauren JohnsonHOST
The conversation happening at a town hall one day after a flock camera helped locate a suspect.
Lauren JohnsonHOST
The driver was wanted for repeated thefts in another jurisdiction.
Lauren JohnsonHOST
Town leaders say at least seven of those cameras are currently in use, but not everyone is giving the technology the green light.
Lauren JohnsonHOST
John Dowding was inside that meeting and goes deeper into today's discussion.
John DowdingCORRESPONDENT
The future of flock still under discussion in Apex.
John DowdingCORRESPONDENT
It comes as town leaders look to address concerns from residents about the use of their data and discuss some possible steps moving forward.
Amber RupintaHOST
Straight ahead here on Eyewitness News at four, the debate over flock cameras continues in Apex.
Amber RupintaHOST
Community members meeting with town leaders right now to discuss the use of the technology.
Lauren JohnsonHOST
And breaking news out of Raleigh.
Amber RupintaHOST
Police say as a result of this investigation, the Golden 5 sweepstakes parlor is no longer operating and is being now evicted from the premises, and that's the very latest.
Amber RupintaHOST
Lauren, over to you.
Lauren JohnsonHOST
All right, happening right now, Apex town leaders discussing the use of automatic license plate reader cameras.
Lauren JohnsonHOST
Most people know them as flock cameras.
Lauren JohnsonHOST
The town's public safety committee holding a meeting right now where they're expected to discuss the continued use of that technology, switch the vendors, or eliminate them entirely.
Joel BrownHOST
For now, most families will see a small bump in their monthly benefits, but in the coming months, stricter eligibility rules and changes in how SNAP is run could mean fewer people get help.
Anna RiveraHOST
The debate continues in Apex, where town leaders will discuss the future of Flock cameras, those automatic license plate readers.
Anna RiveraHOST
The police department's contract with Flock ends next year.
Anna RiveraHOST
Cindy Bay is live in Apess- Apex with what happens next.
Anna RiveraHOST
Good morning.
Cindy BayCORRESPONDENT
Good morning.
Cindy BayCORRESPONDENT
Well, the town has three options: either to keep Flock, switch vendors, or get rid of the cameras.
Cindy BayCORRESPONDENT
Apex Police have used Flock cameras for about a year as part of a pilot program, and now the town is re-evaluating the technology amid community pushback.
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