Roughly 30 parents and teachers of children with significant developmental needs urged the board not to relocate students, citing concerns about safety, continuity and belonging.

Downtown Greensboro Inc. has launched a new fund to help small businesses pay for repairs tied to vandalism, break-ins and graffiti.

With his new executive order, Stein became the fourth Democratic governor to ban state employees from trading on information gained at work.

Under House Bill 1110, the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction would be tasked with implementing attendance intervention strategies in one district.

In Greensboro's RISE Infill program, the city partners with private lenders to close financing gaps for eligible projects in reinvestment areas and corridors.

A Greensboro pilot program that dispatches mental health clinicians to some emergency calls is expanding its hours after officials say it reduced the need for police responses.

Research from North Carolina State University shows plants can extract rare earth metals from contaminated sites.

The district currently leases the spaces for The Special Children’s School and The Children’s Center. But officials are considering relocating students from the first site to a district-owned building to save money.

WFDD listener Craig Fansler recalls Winston-Salem being designated a USA Cycling Olympic training site several years ago: "I just want to know whatever happened to that project and why it seemingly just kind of vanished." We find out on this week's installment of Carolina Curious.

As renovation on the North Carolina Museum of Art Winston-Salem continues, the organization will continue its community outreach blocks away from its earliest beginnings on 4th Street downtown.