Police warn against vigilante justice after Target shooting incident
Winston-Salem police officials are speaking out about the perils of vigilante justice after a recent incident at a Target store left two people wounded.
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Hundreds of abortion rights activists attend protest in Winston-Salem
On June 24, the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, ending the constitutional right to an abortion and triggering bans in several states. Abortion until viability is still legal in North Carolina for now, but that could change.
WFDD wins six Public Media Journalists Association awards
At its 2022 conference in Seattle, Public Media Journalists Association announced its annual award winners honoring exemplary work done in the calendar year 2021.
Asheville's Miss Gay Latina provides mentoring and a sense of community
Elio González organized Miss Gay Latina for the first time in 2008. He has a background in event planning but had never thought of creating a pageant.
Local leaders offer naming rights to coliseum if ACC stays in Greensboro
The Greensboro Coliseum could be renamed to honor the Atlantic Coast Conference while the league ponders moving its headquarters out of the city for the first time since its founding.
Demand for COVID-19 vaccines is rising in Forsyth County after FDA approves shots for those under 5
Forsyth County's youngest residents are now getting vaccinated for COVID-19.
NC hemp industry gets reprieve, as legislation gets final OK
North Carolina's hemp industry appears to have avoided a shutdown, as the General Assembly gave its final approval Wednesday to legislation that would make its products permanently exempt from the
