Christos restaurant in Lexington catches on fire [Video]

SAFE TRAVELS EVERYONE. WELL, AS ANOTHER SCHOOL YEAR BEGINS, SAFETY AND SECURITY ARE TOP OF MIND FOR DAVIDSON COUNTY FAMILIES. WXII 12 NEWS SPOKE TO DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT DOCTOR GREG SLATE, WHO SAYS THE SCHOOL SYSTEMS COORDINATOR OF SCHOOL SAFETY IS CONSTANTLY MONITORING SCHOOL BUILDINGS AS WELL AS OBSERVING LOCKDOWN AND SAFETY DRILLS AND THE LATEST STATE BUDGET. DAVIDSON COUNTY WILL RECEIVE A $2 MILLION GRANT THAT FOCUSES ON USING ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE TO DETECT ANY WEAPONS AND POTENTIAL THREATS COMING TO CAMPUS. WE KNOW THAT CURRENTLY, SOME OF THE SOFTWARE THAT’S OUT THERE, LIKE WHAT THEY USE AT THE OLYMPICS, IS ABLE TO DETECT POTENTIAL THREATS COMING TOWARD THE GATES AT THE OLYMPICS. WE WILL BE ABLE TO USE THE SAME THING WITH OUR CAMERAS HERE IN DAVIDSON COUNTY SCHOOLS, AND THE DISTRICT IS ONE OF ONLY TWO SCHOOL SYSTEMS IN THE STATE TO RECEIVE THAT GRANT. SAFETY REMAINS A TOP …