Morning News Briefs: Monday, May 7th, 2018
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Breaking Down Brahms
Brahms was composing in the late 19th century, but he worshipped music of the past. In this episode, Peter shows us how Bach, Mozart, and Beethoven all find their way into Brahms' music.
Winston-Salem Researchers Aid Monarch Butterflies Using Lasers
The long-awaited arrival of spring means the return of butterflies to the Piedmont. But the monarch butterflies' 2,000-mile migration has yet to begin.
New Album 'Insides' From Dark Prophet Tongueless Monk
The Winston-Salem-based rock band Dark Prophet Tongueless Monk has been steadily evolving over the pa
North Carolina Flu-Related Deaths Reach Modern-Day Record
State officials say flu-related deaths in North Carolina have reached a modern-day record this season.
It's Round 2 Of Pittenger Vs. Harris In 9th District GOP Congressional Race
Mark Harris has become a familiar name on the Republican ballot in North Carolina. He ran for the U.S. Senate in 2014, losing to Thom Tillis.
Morning News Briefs: Friday, May 4th, 2018
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Two Dems Vie For Chance To Take on Budd In NC 13th
Voters head to the polls for the primary election on Tuesday, and in the race for the U.S. 13th Congressional District, Democrats see a chance to possibly flip a Republican-held House seat.
Judge Agrees To $10M Settlement In NC Islands Power Outage
A federal judge has accepted a settlement that would allow those who lost power for days last summer on two North Carolina islands to divvy up more than $10 million.
Panel Recommends More Money, Training For School Police Officers
North Carolina legislators are recommending a new set of proposed school safety measures.