Young Activists Lead Sixth Night of Winston-Salem Protest Marches
On Thursday afternoon, more than 100 people began gathering at Winston-Salem's Central YMCA to protest recent police killings.
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Partial Settlement Reached In Lawsuit Over Fatal Shooting Of WSSU Student
A partial settlement agreement has been reached in the case of a fatal shooting on the campus of Wake Forest University.
Local Universities Continue Tradition Of Celebrating MLK Day Together
On Martin Luther King Day we remember his legacy and King's dream of a nation void of racism. The day also offers a chance to reflect on where we are now.
Funding For Local Arts-Related Projects Not In Proposed State Budget
Some major renovation projects at local universities are on hold for now.
City Officials Unveil Plan To Give Bowman Gray Stadium A Makeover
An iconic Winston-Salem sports venue, Bowman Gray Stadium, could soon be getting a multi-million dollar tune-up.
The Men Who Raised Their Fists: Remembering The Olympic Protests Of 1968
Fifty years ago Tuesday, American sprinters Tommie Smith and John Carlos – both young, black athletes – raised their fists in protest as the national anthem played at the 1968 Summer Olympics.
Triad Researchers Use Lasers To Count Dwindling Monarch Butterfly Populations
Monarch butterfly sightings are being reported across the Piedmont. It's one stop along the way in their journey from as far north as Canada to Mexico.