Banking At The Post Office? Some Greensboro Residents Want To Make It Happen
Civic leaders and other advocacy groups are meeting in Greensboro Wednesday to demand new and improved postal services.
Civic leaders and other advocacy groups are meeting in Greensboro Wednesday to demand new and improved postal services.
Lawmakers have reached a compromise with Gov. Pat McCrory on how to revise state law requiring cleanups at Duke Energy's North Carolina coal ash sites. The new bill could let Duke leave ash where it is at some plants, instead of removing it.
North Carolina legislators are moving to change laws that direct Duke Energy to excavate and move toxic coal ash from unlined pits n
Lawmakers are moving ahead with a plan to cut tuition at some University of North Carolina campuses. The controversial proposal has caused friction between educators, students and lawmakers.
The U.S. Supreme Court's decision to strike down two Texas abortion laws could eventually affect North Carolina's clinics. But any changes to state restrictions may take a while.
Republicans in the General Assembly have agreed to a final state government budget, so the process now begins for lawmakers to vote o
The question of whether North Carolina's political maps are racially gerrymandered will be considered by the U.S. Supreme Court, the latest step in a long journey through the courts.
The Forsyth County Board of Commissioners is expected to approve close to $17 million for a new museum in downtown Winton-Salem.
The Eastern Music Festival kicks off its summer season this evening in Greensboro.
Radio 101 commentator, Cayla Clements, witnessed a fight two years ago at her school, Reynolds High in Winston-Salem.