1920s Black-owned Safe Bus: 'We didn't have to ride in the back'
During segregation, bus routes in Winston-Salem that brought workers to the city's major employers did not extend into Black neighborhoods.
During segregation, bus routes in Winston-Salem that brought workers to the city's major employers did not extend into Black neighborhoods.
Cases of COVID-19 in the Latino community in North Carolina skyrocketed in December, and only recently have declined.
Like thousands of North Carolinians, anti-racism educator Lucretia Berry took a field trip to Old Salem Museums & Gardens as a child.
The city of High Point is appointing a commission that will study potential slavery reparations for Black residents.
In the early hours of the Winston Weaver Fertilizer Plant fire, city officials began sending notifications to the public to evacuate a one-mile radius around the site, but little of that informatio
The number of COVID-19 cases in the Latino community spiked from about 3,000 cases in mid-December to over 21,000 in early January.
The city of Greensboro has settled a wrongful death lawsuit brought by the family of Marcus Smith.
Guilford County Commissioner Carolyn Coleman has died. The community leader and civil rights champion represented the Pleasant Garden community and eastern Greensboro for nearly two decades.
The Supreme Court has agreed to review a challenge to the consideration of race in college admission decisions, often known as affirmative action.
Many on the front lines working to address violence in our area say one path forward is listening to better understand how people find themselves in a cycle of crime.