Flu Deaths Across North Carolina Rise; CDC Releases Flu Shot Data
According to the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services' latest report, 17 more residents have died from the flu.
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Durham DA Dropping Felony Charges In Confederate Monument Case
Prosecutors are dropping felony charges against demonstrators who pulled down a Confederate statue in Durham last August.
NC Teachers Face Long Delays In Getting Licenses
Prospective teachers in North Carolina can face a long delay in getting hired. A recent audit shows it can take six months or more to obtain a teaching license.
Piedmont Triad International Airport Will Change Name; Focus On Location
Piedmont Triad International Airport will get a new name. Airport officials say the rebranding to Central North Carolina International Airport may help with economic development efforts.
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.
In 'The Last Ballad,' Wiley Cash Explores North Carolina Labor History
North Carolina author Wiley Cash's new novel focuses on a significant moment in the state's labor history.
Court Fines May Be At Root Of NC Residents' Suspended Licenses
A report from a group that advocates for the poor says that 1.2 million North Carolina res
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.
Makers Of Cheerwine Invited To White House
A North Carolina soft drink is being featured at a White House effort to focus on products made in the U.S.A.
Analysis Projects Possible $1B Gap; GOP Says It Won't Happen
A report says the new North Carolina state budget could contribute to $1 billion in annual shortfalls by 2020.