Historic Church Finds Buyer In Foreclosure Sale
One of Winston-Salem's oldest African American churches has been sold at auction. This comes just after a judge approved its foreclosure sale.
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North Carolina Prison Workers Quitting Fast, Citing Low Staffing
Public safety officials say North Carolina's prisons are facing a staffing crisis, with facilities losing workers almost as fast as new ones are hired.
Triad Sees Population Growth But Lags Behind Some Other Regions
The population of the Triad has grown by nearly 9 percent since 2010. That's according to newly released figures from the U.S. Census Bureau.
Spiders Avoid Foods That Leave A Bad Taste
Scientists and students at Wake Forest University recently unveiled new research on spiders. It turns out these arachnids have a refined sense of taste.
One Year After Tornado, Hampton Elementary School May Close
The fate of a Greensboro school that suffered damage from a tornado last year is now getting clearer.
Duke Energy To Contest North Carolina Coal Ash Excavation Order
The country's largest electric company says it's challenging an order by North Carolina's environmental agency to excavate coal ash from all of its power plant sites in the state.
Family Of Marcus Smith Files Federal Civil Rights Lawsuit
A federal civil rights lawsuit has been filed against police officers and paramedics in the death of Marcus
Feedback Wanted On Winston-Salem's Bicycle Master Plan
The City of Winston-Salem is sharing the final draft of its bicycle master plan on April 4 at
Emotions Run High As Confederate Statue Comes Down In Winston-Salem
The Confederate soldier statue that has been at the corner of Fourth and Liberty Streets in downtown Winston-Salem is no longer standing.