Politics & Government

The city is requesting $160 million to help remove what are known as forever chemicals from one of its treatment plants.

The survey found that overall about 45% of Americans approve of President Trump’s job performance so far. But starker differences appear when the responses are narrowed by party: 88% of Republicans say they approve of the president, versus 36% of Independents and just 11% of Democrats. 

The money will be used to renovate a building in Mocksville to serve as SBA Home's first U.S. factory. The company supplies furniture to IKEA.

A federal scholarship aimed at boosting students from underserved and rural areas attending historically Black colleges and universities has been put on hold.

A North Carolina Supreme Court decision refusing to further accelerate the appeals over an unsettled November election for a seat on the court means an official winner likely won't be finalized sooner, and the trailing candidate could benefit.

The span was known to be a dangerous passage even before it gave way.

Winston-Salem city officials said initial snowfall has not caused an uptick in car accidents or 911 calls.

North Carolina Senate leader Phil Berger confirmed plans Tuesday to seek reelection to his chamber seat in 2026, days after his home-county sheriff said he'd run for the seat regardless of whether his fellow Republican would seek it again.

Winston-Salem is backpedaling on a plan to use prison labor for litter cleanup after a city employee objected.