1 shot in Winston-Salem State University residence hall, police say; WSSU says suspect at large
The victim’s injuries are not considered life-threatening at this time, and police say this appears to be an isolated incident.
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North Carolina Supreme Court rules most challenged ballots must stay in election count
North Carolina’s Supreme Court ruled on Friday that tens of thousands of cast ballots challenged by the trailing candidate in November’s unresolved election for a seat on the court must remain in the election count.
North Carolina people and places featured in RiverRun's 'Carolina Stories' film series
The Carolina Stories series features documentaries and narratives with regional connections.
Winston-Salem to replace city parking meters with digital payment system
Next month, drivers in downtown Winston-Salem will no longer need quarters to feed the meter.
Thousands of private school vouchers in the Triad went to wealthy families this year
Data shows that in Forsyth County, 40% of students receiving private school vouchers this academic year fall under the top two income tiers. Those 1,300 students wouldn’t have previously been eligible for state money.
Davidson County school board member resigns after injuring student in crash, charged with DWI
Ashley Carroll has been charged with driving while Intoxicated, open containers and failure to yield the right of way.
N.C. Medicaid expansion reaches 650,000 enrollees as program faces threat of federal cuts
North Carolina has surpassed a goal of 600,000 enrollees in just over a year since expanding access.
N.C. A&T to host ceremony for first-ever Black Sportswriters Hall of Fame
The ceremony will posthumously honor “The Original Six" pioneer sportswriters and editors: Bryan Burwell, Thom Greer, Sam Lacy, Wendell Smith, Larry Whiteside and Ralph Wiley.
Bill would create options for affordable workforce housing in Watauga County
House Bill 306 would authorize Boone, Blowing Rock and the Watauga County Board of Education to provide workplace housing for town and county staff and teachers.
Mikal Madhi, who has a life sentence in North Carolina, will be executed in South Carolina
Mikal Mahdi is scheduled to be the second man executed by firing squad in South Carolina. Mahdi also pled guilty to murder in Winston-Salem, where he was represented by Wake Forest Law professor Mark Rabil, who opposes the death penalty for Mahdi.