Breaking the cycle of violence in High Point: a true story
Many on the front lines working to address violence in our area say one path forward is listening to better understand how people find themselves in a cycle of crime.
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Greensboro City Council votes to extend Cure Violence program
The Greensboro City Council met on Tuesday, and one of the main agenda items was the future of its violence reduction program.
Police say two residents found dead at understaffed Thomasville nursing home
State and local investigators are looking into reports that two people died in an understaffed Thomasville nursing home during the weekend winter storm.
North Carolina Trust Fund grants will support park projects around the state
North Carolina has approved over $42 million that will help fund park projects across the state.
Families facing eviction at Jamison Mobile Home Park receive an extension
In December of last year, Jamison Mobile Home Park residents received a letter from property owner Lynn Anderson stating that they now had until March 2022 to vacate the properties.
Addressing gun violence through focused deterrence
Incidents of gun violence remain stubbornly high throughout much of the Triad, with homicide numbers in Greensboro, High Point and Winston-Salem at or near historic levels.
North Carolina's Latino population continues its tremendous growth
A new report on 2010 to 2020 census data shows tremendous growth in North Carolina's Latino population. Advocacy groups say this has implications for voting rights.
Winston-Salem public housing complex Crystal Towers is off the market
A controversial plan to sell a large-scale public housing building in Winston-Salem has fallen through.
Already delayed, N. Carolina primary could now move to June
North Carolina Republican legislators on Monday announced plans to attempt to further delay the already postponed state primary, responding to worries about timing should the state Supreme Court st
Wake Forest receives grant to produce plays focused on social issues
Wake Forest University has received a grant to commission and produce two original plays to be presented during the 2024 National Black Theatre Festival.