Evictions Continue In Forsyth County Despite National Moratorium
Courts in Winston-Salem continue to move forward with evictions. This comes after a national moratorium was issued on evictions designed to halt them for reasons of non-payment.
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Greensboro Man Pleads Guilty To COVID-Related Fraud Charges
A Greensboro man has been convicted in federal court of fraud connected to the COVID-19 outbreak.
Judge: State Prisons Out Of Compliance With COVID-19 Safety Mandate
A North Carolina judge says that state prisons have failed to comply with a court order mandating actions to be taken regarding COVID-19.
Advocates Launch Spanish-Language Eviction Hotline
A Spanish-language eviction hotline is now up and running to help immigrants navigate the state's legal system.
35 Years After Wrongful Conviction, Darryl Hunt’s Legacy Of Hope Remains
With thousands of young demonstrators marching in Winston-Salem to protest the police killing of George Floyd, an older generation in Winston-Salem is looking back.
State Prisons Ordered To Devise Plan For COVID-19 Testing Of All Inmates
A North Carolina judge has ruled that state prisons must come up with a plan to test all inmates for COVID-19.
Another Lawsuit Filed In NC Over Abortion Protest Arrests
Stay-at-home orders haven't stopped abortion protesters from gathering in Greensboro and Charlotte during the shutdown, and the debate has shifted to federal court.
Christian Group Sues Greensboro and Guilford County Over Abortion Foe Arrests
A conservative Christian nonprofit group is suing Guilford County and the City of Greensboro. This comes after four abortion protesters were charged under the city's stay-at-home order.
Supreme Court May Lift Barrier To Atlantic Pipeline
The Supreme Court on Monday appeared ready to remove an obstacle to construction of the Atlantic Coast Pipeline.
NC Photo ID Law Suffers Second Setback
A state appellate court issued a ruling today that blocked North Carolina's photo ID law indefinitely, pending a full trial.