EEOC sues Greensboro-based company, claiming religious discrimination
The federal Equal Employment Opportunity Commission is suing a Greensboro-based company for religious discrimination.
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Judge: NC health plan must cover transgender treatments
The North Carolina state employee health plan unlawfully discriminates by excluding treatments for transgender people by refusing to pay for hormone therapy and surgeries, as it once did briefly, a
Body camera footage released in Greensboro fatal officer-involved shooting
Body camera footage has been released in the case of Joseph Lopez,
Grand Jury declines to indict five former jail officers charged in John Neville's death
A Forsyth County grand jury declined to indict five former detention officers accused in the 2019 death of John Neville, who died after being restrained by the officers at the Forsyth County jail.&
Class action approval sought in new lawsuit filed against Winston Weaver
Another lawsuit has been filed against the Weaver fertilizer plant in Winston-Salem.
Explainer: Supreme Court takes up race in college admissions
The Supreme Court has agreed to review a challenge to the consideration of race in college admission decisions, often known as affirmative action.
High Point courthouse temporarily closed after break in water line
The Guilford County Courthouse in High Point will be closed for the rest of the week.
Forsyth courts move to expunge thousands of teen crime records
North Carolina's law known as the Second Chance Act makes expungement of certain juvenile crimes automatic as of this month, but some much older adults from Forsyth County will also soon benefit fr
39 more former students file lawsuit alleging sexual abuse at UNCSA
Thirty-nine former students have filed a lawsuit against the University of North Carolina School of the Arts, alleging they were sexually abused by members of the school's faculty and staff.