A Year After Sparking Outrage, Ella Crawley's Murder Remains Unsolved
It's been a year since the death of Ella Crawley, who was found brutally beaten in a Winston-Salem park and died a short time later.
Race
Report: Tenure Offer Revoked From Slavery Project Journalist
Faculty members of a North Carolina university want an explanation for the school's reported decision to back away from offering a tenured teaching position to journalist Nikole Hannah-Jones, whose
Magnolia House Raises Funds For Renovations To Open As Inn This Fall
The team behind the Magnolia House, a historic landmark in Greensboro, is raising the funds
Project Leaders Hope To Spread A Fuller Picture Of Local Asian-American Life
A new initiative in Guilford County has launched a multimedia project to counter a rise in attacks and harassment of Asian-Americans.
Wake Forest University Renames Building In Bid For A More Inclusive History
Wake Forest University is renaming one of its campus buildings as part of a review of its history as the university seeks a more inclusive view of its past.
As City Mulls Independent Investigation Into Marcus Smith’s Death, Tensions Run High
Greensboro's City Council is weighing whether to open an independent investigation into the death of Marcus Deon Smith.
Media Files Lawsuit For Records In John Neville's Death
A coalition of media groups has filed a lawsuit seeking records in connection with the death of a Black man who died after being restrained in the Forsyth County Detention Center.
Greensboro Council Ousts Zoning Commissioner For 'Disrespectful' Conduct
The Greensboro City Council has removed a Zoning Commission member after he refused to properly address a Black doctor by her formal title.