"Very Fortunate": Hurricane Irma's Punch Mostly Misses North Carolina
Governor Roy Cooper gave what he says will be his final update on Hurricane Irma damage and relief Tuesday, joined by members of his emergency management team.
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Banner Promoting Hate Group Posted At App State
A banner promoting a pro-white group was found at Appalachian State University.
Winston-Salem Alcohol Sales Start Early This Sunday
Winston-Salem residents will be able to order a mimosa a little earlier than usual this weekend.
Winston-Salem Police Chief Candidates Answer Questions From the Community
The two candidates for Winston-Salem police chief took part in a public forum Wednesday night that focused on the relationship between the department and the community.
What To Expect From The Solar Eclipse In The Triad
The first total solar eclipse since 1918 is happening on Monday, August 21, and people across the country are gearing up to view the astronomical event.
Citizens Board Reviews North Carolina Police Shooting
A citizens review board met behind closed doors Tuesday to revisit a police department's decision that its officer was justified in killing a black man whose wife was begging them not to shoot.
NC Speeds Up Process Of Training Correctional Officers
The new approach by the North Carolina Department on Public Safety has officers starting basic training during their second week of work, after a week
North Carolina's Blue Cross Cuts Rate Request On Individual Policies
North Carolina's largest health insurance company said Wednesday it doesn't need a 22.9 percent price increase after all for individual policies it will sell next year through the Affordable Care A
'Little Girl Blue' Brings Nina Simone Back To The Stage
The National Black Theatre Festival kicks off this week in Winston-Salem, and this year it features a locally written play about musician Nina Simone.