After Fatal Police Shooting In Charlotte, Protests Turn Violent
Roughly 1,000 protesters marched through portions of the University area Tuesday night and early Wednesday morning in response to a police shooting death of an African-American man.
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Morning News Briefs: Wednesday, September 21, 2016
Charlotte Quiet After Police Shooting Protest
The streets in Charlotte were quiet Wednesday morning after angry protests over the fatal police shooting of a black man left officers inj
Trump Talks Immigration, Economy In Speech At High Point University
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump addressed a packed house Tuesday at High Point University, in the first of two North Carolina stops.
Report Finds Tainted Drinking Water Across North Carolina, Triad
A new report from an advocacy group says drinking water across much of the country is polluted with a potentially dangerous chemical.
Democracy 101: Decoding The Electoral College
“The primary purpose of the Electoral College was to put kind of a safety valve if we ever had too much democracy.”
Morning News Briefs: Tuesday, September 20, 2016
Winston-Salem Short On Gas, Bans Non-Essential Driving
Officials in Winston-Salem are curtailing some city services that use cars and trucks after missing a shipment of gasoline.
State, Cities Respond To Gas Shortages Caused By Pipeline Leak
The Colonial pipeline leak in Alabama is having a ripple effect throughout the Southeast, including here in North Carolina.
Poverty Rate Falls In Forsyth County
Poverty is declining in Winston-Salem and Forsyth County, according to the latest numbers from the U.S. Census Bureau.
Morning News Briefs: Monday, September 19, 2016
Colonial Announces Construction Of Temporary Pipeline
Colonial Pipeline says it is beginning construction of a temporary pipeline that will bypass a leaking section of its main gasoline pip
Art House Theatre Day Has Cinematic Roots in Winston-Salem
While record stores, bookshops, and independent movie theatres are threatened in the digital age, many are still thriving.