Steep Canyon Rangers rely on collaboration to stay strong
The Steep Canyon Rangers have been around since 2000, when the original members were students at The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
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Civil rights advocates defend a North Carolina court justice suing over a probe for speaking out
Civil rights advocates and Democratic state legislators defended and praised Wednesday a state Supreme Court justice for suing this week to block a state ethics panel from investigating her public
New exhibition at Reynolda chronicles the mysterious death of Z. Smith Reynolds
A new exhibition at Reynolda in Winston-Salem chronicles the unsolved death of Zachary Smith Reynolds, who was the youngest child of R.J. and Katharine.
N.C. A&T awarded funding to help increase diversity in STEM field
North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University is among the schools chosen to receive funding through an initiative by the U.S. Department of Energy.
We Were Wondering...What are our listeners' favorite shows?
In July, WFDD introduced two new programs, Snap Judgement and The New Yorker Radio Hour.
North Carolina Gov. Cooper endorses fellow Democrat Josh Stein to succeed him
North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper formally endorsed Attorney General Josh Stein to succeed him, saying Wednesday that the fellow Democrat would build upon Cooper's efforts to improve public schools, health care and the state's economy.
A North Carolina court justice wants to block an ethics panel probe, citing her free speech
A Democratic justice on North Carolina's Republican-majority Supreme Court sued an ethics panel
Forsyth Humane Society to open low-cost, wellness and spay and neuter clinic
The Forsyth Humane Society, or FHS, has aquired a building to open a low-cost, wellness and spay and neuter clinic.
Budget stalls lead to more Medicaid expansion delays
North Carolina’s budget has yet to be passed by the General Assembly, and the logjam is leaving Medicaid expansion in the lurch.