Podcast appearances and mentions of kelley mchenry

NCSU's Dr. Behnam Pourdeyhimi is recognized with an O Max Gardner Award. Kelley McHenry brings the topic of fetal surgery to the Tar Heel state with a profile of one family that underwent the procedure at UNC Hospital. And author Kim Church talks about her new book.

Mechanical and Aerospace engineering students won a top regional prize and finished 3rd in an international competition by building a quadcopter drone that can deliver a payload and navigate through an obstacle course. Other students won a first place prize by designing robots that can go through an obstacle course and deliver a payload. Kelley McHenry takes us there.

Mechanical and Aerospace engineering students won a top regional prize and finished 3rd in an international competition by building a quadcopter drone that can deliver a payload and navigate through an obstacle course. Other students won a first place prize by designing robots that can go through an obstacle course and deliver a payload. Kelley McHenry takes us there.

When it comes to aging water infrastructure, North Carolina is in deep water. It's estimated we need to spend billions of dollars by 2030 to upgrade aging pipes and equipment throughout the state. But wastewater treatment is mostly invisible to us. How does it get treated and where is our money going? Kelley McHenry continues her series on water with a look at wastewater treatment.

Water is essential, but we don't think about it much until we have too much, in a flood, or too little, in a drought. But do you ever wonder where your tap water comes from? Kelley McHenry begins a series of reports tonight on one of society's most crucial needs--a clean, safe water supply.

When it comes to aging water infrastructure, North Carolina is in deep water. It's estimated we need to spend billions of dollars by 2030 to upgrade aging pipes and equipment throughout the state. But wastewater treatment is mostly invisible to us. How does it get treated and where is our money going? Kelley McHenry continues her series on water with a look at wastewater treatment.

Water is essential, but we don't think about it much until we have too much, in a flood, or too little, in a drought. But do you ever wonder where your tap water comes from? Kelley McHenry begins a series of reports tonight on one of society's most crucial needs--a clean, safe water supply.

Kelley McHenry shows us how Wilmington, the first city in the country to turn off its analog signal--is now reusing the spectrum space to deliver free Internet WiFi throughout the city. (New Hanover Co.)

In Oak Island, about 30 miles south of Wilmington, volunteers joined forces to place 5,000 bags of reclaimed oyster shells in the water to form two new reefs. Kelley McHenry reports.

Kelley McHenry shows us how Wilmington, the first city in the country to turn off its analog signal--is now reusing the spectrum space to deliver free Internet WiFi throughout the city. (New Hanover Co.)

In Oak Island, about 30 miles south of Wilmington, volunteers joined forces to place 5,000 bags of reclaimed oyster shells in the water to form two new reefs. Kelley McHenry reports.

Kelley McHenry profiles a farm helping horses get a second chance at life. Frank Graff visits one of NC 's leading "green energy" companies - O2 Energies. And Shannon Vickery talks with James Zhang, the Dean of the Kimmel School of Construction Mgt & Technology at WCU.