Juneteenth And Slavery's Enduring Impact
Communities across the country will celebrate Juneteenth this weekend, marking the proclamation in Texas in 1865 that "all slaves are free."
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Morning Headlines: Friday, June 17, 2016
Greensboro Officials Seek $25 Million For Downtown Improvements
Some Greensboro officials are asking the city to spend another $25 million to improve the downtown streets.
Rep. Adams Says School Lunch Bill Harms Low-Income Children
North Carolina Representative Alma Adams has come out against a proposed school lunch bill working its way through the U.S.
Morning Headlines: Thursday, June 16, 2016
14 Public School Advocates Arrested Outside McCrory's Office
More than a dozen North Carolina public schools advocates hoping to meet with Gov.
Hispanic Pastors Gather To Support HB2
A group of North Carolina Hispanic clergy members are speaking up about House Bill 2.
Morning Headlines: Wednesday, June 15, 2016
Donald Trump Holds Rally In Greensboro
Thousands of people gathered in Greensboro Tuesday night as presumptive Republican Presidential nominee Donald Trump made a campaign stop.
Trump Talks Immigration, Gun Rights, And Economy Building In Greensboro
Donald Trump spoke to a packed house in Greensboro on Tuesday night.
Morning Headlines: Tuesday, June 14, 2016
Judge To Combine NC GOP Leaders' LGBT Law Cases
A federal judge has agreed to combine two lawsuits filed by North Carolina Republican leaders who are seeking to defend a law that limits pro
Greensboro Police Department Adds Extra Security For Trump's Visit
Police in Greensboro are stepping up security ahead of presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump's campaign stop Tuesday. They're expecting big crowds at the Greensboro Coliseum.
Supreme Court Will Rule On Most Important Abortion Case In Decades
The Supreme Court is expected to hand down a decision on abortion restrictions any day now.