Still lots of questions, few answers after fertilizer plant fire in Winston-Salem

Costs are still being tallied and Winston-Salem is considering tougher zoning regulations, more than eight months after a massive fire destroyed the Winston Weaver Co. fertilizer plant on North Cherry

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