Daytime Lane Closures End On Business 40 Work
There is some good news for Winston-Salem commuters. Workers are ending daytime lane closures for the Business 40 Improvement Project ahead of schedule.
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North Carolina Governor Seeks Obamacare Deadline Extension
North Carolina's governor is asking the federal government to extend the enrollment period for Affordable Care Act insurance.
Wake Forest University President Nathan Hatch Tops Private College Salary List
Wake Forest University President Nathan O.
'The Hamlet Fire' Explores The Ultimate Price Of Cheap Food
In 1991, disaster struck the small town of Hamlet, North Carolina.
North Carolina County's Ransomware Recovery Will Take Days
A North Carolina county was working Thursday on the lengthy process of fixing its computer systems after refusing to pay off a hacker who used ransomware to freeze dozens of local government server
Data Breach Affects Duke Energy Carolinas Customers
Duke Energy customers may have had personal information exposed in a potential data breach that could affect over 370,000 customers, predominantly in the western Carolinas.
Confederate Statue Climber: Riot, Damage Charges Are Unfair
The protester who climbed a North Carolina Confederate statue to help topple it said Tuesday that she plans to fight rioting and property damage charges by seeing the case through to trial.
Beleaguered Guilford County Animal Shelter Names New Director
The Guilford County Animal Shelter has named new leadership.
Tobacco Companies Return To Television With Anti-Smoking Campaign
American tobacco companies are returning to prime-time TV after decades of being banned from advertising on the air. They'll also be appearing in print.
Appeals Court Orders NCDOT To Pay Deposits To Landowners
The N.C. Court of Appeals has ordered the state Department of Transportation to pay deposits on properties in the path of a Triad beltway.