Barriers for home ownership in East Winston: mortgage void and cash buyers
Winston-Salem is an economically divided city, and those divisions have only accelerated following the Great Recession.
Winston-Salem is an economically divided city, and those divisions have only accelerated following the Great Recession.
A Winston-Salem exhibit that highlights the history and impact of discriminatory lending practices has been extended through January.
Renowned author, philosopher, and social activist Cornel West will make several appearances this week at Wake Forest University.
Día de Muertos, or Day of the Dead, is a Mexican festivity celebrated worldwide on the first two days of November.
State health officials with the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services credit a steady increase in vaccinations among Latinos to targeted work in the community.
A national group of university professionals is investigating what it's calling “structural racism” in the University of North Carolina system, particularly at UNC-Chapel Hill.
The author of a book on notable U.S. civil rights locations was in Greensboro this week unveiling what's called an "augmented reality component."
The Greensboro Chamber of Commerce started the Scale to Excel initiative in 2020, a program aimed at spurring economic growth and improving inclusivity.
Several big differences remain between the House and Senate versions of North Carolina's roughly $26 billion budget including teacher raises, tax cuts, and emergency powers.