Morning Headlines: Thursday, February 4, 2016
Enrollment Plunges At UNC Teacher Preparation Programs
Enrollment at the 15 University of North Carolina schools of education has plummeted 30 percent since 2010.
Local News
Federal Lawsuit Challenges North Carolina's New Ag-Gag Law
A new North Carolina law allows companies to sue whistleblowers who conduct undercover investigations and release that information to the public.
Phuzz Phest Announces 2016 Lineup
An annual music festival in Winston-Salem is revealing its lineup. Phuzz Phest
College Students "Wake The Vote" At Iowa Caucuses
Wake Forest University students were on the front lines of the Iowa caucuses Monday to learn more about how campaigns and elections really work.
Classical Laughter With Low & Lower
Low & Lower is Winston-Salem Symphony cellist Brooks Whitehouse and bassist Paul Sharpe.
Undeterred By Setbacks, NAACP Continues Push For Voting Law Changes
A federal trial over photo ID requirements wrapped up in Winston-Salem this week. It's the latest court battle over voting rights in which the NAACP has played a major role.
Morning Headlines: Wednesday, February 3, 2016
Board Vote Could Alter Health Insurance For State Workers
State employees could lose an option to their health insurance and see costs rise under changes to be considered by the North Carol
"Ask A Muslim Anything!" Promotes Dialogue Across Faiths
An event in Greensboro Tuesday is promoting a better understanding across faiths.
Morning Headlines: Tuesday, February 2, 2016
Ruling May Be Weeks Away On North Carolina Voter ID Mandate
A federal judge signaled he is at least weeks away from a decision in a lawsuit over North Carolina's photo ID mandate for voters
Federal Judge Weighs Evidence As North Carolina Voter ID Trial Wraps Up
A federal trial testing North Carolina's photo ID requirement wrapped up in Winston-Salem Monday.