Seven Arrested Seeking Documents On Police Excessive Force Case
Seven people were arrested on trespassing charges Wednesday in Greensboro.
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Morning News Briefs: Wednesday, January 18th, 2017
Group To Demand Documents In Police Misconduct Investigation
A watchdog group plans to demand documents in a police misconduct investigation when its members gather at Greensboro City Hall.
Remembering Rubinstein At Wake Forest University 50 Years Later
Fifty years ago this week, there was a notable evening for the arts in the Triad. Winston-Salem played host to one of the greatest musicians of the 20th century: pianist Arthur Rubinstein.
British American Tobacco Agrees To Take Over Reynolds
British American Tobacco Plc has agreed to fully take over Reynolds American Inc. in a deal that will create the world's largest publicly traded tobacco company.
Morning News Briefs: Tuesday, January 17th, 2017
Attorneys: Let Medicaid Expansion Process Continue In NC
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In New Role, Foxx Targets Education Department, Seeks More Charters And Vouchers
Congresswoman Virginia Foxx prides herself both on her conservative values and her work ethic.
Civil Rights Museum Receives Grant From National Park Service
The Greensboro-based Civil Rights Museum is among two North Carolina institutions receiving a grant from the National Park Service.
Aperture Cinema Opens Doors To Fundraising
Winston-Salem's Aperture Cinema is changing its business plan. The art house movie theatre has become a community-supported nonprofit.
Across the Blue Ridge #55- A cavalcade of great performances old and new
This week's Across the Blue Ridge presents a fine collection of musicians and styles perfect for wintertime listening. Host Paul Brown takes us through a 1950s radio segment with The Sauceman
Burcin's Galaxy, The Universe And Sort-Of Time Travel
Unusual galaxies can challenge our understanding of the universe. They're also, generally, pretty cool and exciting.