UNCSA Concerts, Crossroads @ SECCA, And NPR's Tiny Desk Contest
David Ford suggests two ways you can take advantage of the offerings at UNCSA.
Local News
Morning Headlines: Friday, January 15, 2016
Law Banning Sex Offenders From NC State Fair Sought
State Agriculture Department officials say North Carolina needs tougher laws that will ban registered sex offenders from the N.C.
Triad Sheriff Shocked By Federal Government's Decision To Stop Sending Asset Forfeiture Funds
Spending cuts at the national level are trickling down to local law enforcement agencies.
Reynolds Closes $5 Billion Deal, Shifts Focus To Domestic Growth
Winston-Salem-based Reynolds American says it's sold the international rights to it's Natural American Spirit brand.
Lawsuit Challenges NC Whistleblower Regulations
Consumer advocates have filed a suit challenging a North Carolina whistleblower law.
Morning Headlines: Thursday, January 14, 2016
Greensboro City Council Lawsuit Moving Forward
A lawsuit against the state over changes to Greensboro's City Council is moving forward.
Summer Trial Date Planned For Greensboro Redistricting Lawsuit
A lawsuit against the state over changes to Greensboro's City Council is moving forward. The trial is tentatively set for the summer and there are new allegations in the case.
Phil Hanes' Legacy In Developing The Arts In Winston-Salem
Five years ago, on January 16, Winston-Salem lost a tireless advocate for developing the local arts scene, and a champion of the city's downtown revitalization.
Morning Headlines: Wednesday, January 13, 2016
Medicaid Overhaul Chief Says Work On Track To Meet Deadlines
Lawmakers finally agreed last fall on how to overhaul Medicaid.
Medicaid Overhaul Head Claims Work Is On Track
Medicaid in North Carolina is now being overhauled. The director of a new agency charged with that task says the work is on schedule.