Thanksgiving Dinner Is More Expensive This Year, But Only A Little
Your Thanksgiving dinner may be a little more expensive this year, according to an annual survey by the American Farm Bureau
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More Travelers, Troopers To Hit NC's Holiday Roads
More North Carolinians are expected to travel this Thanksgiving than last year... and more people with badges will be watching them.
Morning Headlines: Wednesday, November 25, 2015
FBI, Police Investigating Threat Against Jewish School
Police and the FBI are looking for someone who issued a threat against people involved with a Jewish school in Greensboro.
NC Elections Head Steps Down As 2016 Election Cycle Gears Up
The head of North Carolina's statewide elections board is resigning. This comes just as the 2016 elections cycle starts with candidates filing for ballot places next month.
As Resettlement Debate Continues, Interfaith Event Advocates For Refugees
Several hundred supporters showed up at an interfaith gathering in Greensboro Monday night to show support for the Triad's refugee community.
Morning Headlines: Tuesday, November 24, 2015
Deputy AG Says Primary Delay Will Cause Problems
A North Carolina deputy attorney general says attempts to block the 2011 legislative districts from being used next year would cause problem
NC's Chief Information Officer Leaving For Private Sector
North Carolina's chief information officer is leaving Gov.
Carolina Chamber Symphony Presents "Swingle Bells"
A Winston-Salem musical holiday tradition has returned.
Tracy Martin, Father of Trayvon Martin, Speaks in Winston-Salem
The father of Trayvon Martin was in Winston-Salem Sunday to speak to a church gathering.