How The Opioid Epidemic Affects Older Adults
In 2017, more than 5,500 North Carolinians went to the emergency room for an opioid overdose.
Human Interest
ABC Of NC Expands With New Autism Services Campus
A local provider of autism services is expanding its work at a new facility in Winston-Salem.
Tarana Burke, Founder Of #MeToo Movement, On Supporting Survivors Of Sexual Violence
The founder of the #MeToo movement was in Winston-Salem Tuesday. Tarana Burke was a speaker at Wake Forest University, where she shared the story of "Me Too" before it went viral.
Florence Shelter At Joel Coliseum Closes
A shelter at Lawrence Joel Coliseum for people escaping the floods of Florence closed Monday after more than a week as a temporary home.
Lawson Family Murders Doc Featured At Wreak Havoc Horror Film Fest
This weekend, the Wreak Havoc Horror Film Festival gets underway in Greensboro.
Despite Mandatory Evacuations, Some Stay On Coast Ahead Of Florence
Local and state government officials have issued mandatory evacuations for coastal residents ahead of Hurricane Florence.
Greensboro City Council Approves Money For Displaced Apartment Tenants
This week, the Greensboro City Council approved $45,000 to assist local residents forced to leave their recently condemned apartments.
The Real Estate We're In
NPR launches a new series on America's housing crisis. “Shut Out of the Housing Market,” we talk to the reporter behind it.
Remembering Civil Rights Attorney J. Kenneth Lee
People across North Carolina are remembering civil rights icon J. Kenneth Lee, who passed away earlier this month.