A group of over 100 residents of Crystal Towers, a public housing complex in Winston-Salem, are speaking up about living conditions at the property.
The state forest service is urging residents to do their part in reducing wildfires, as dry-weather conditions present an increased risk.
Community advocates will gather this week in Winston-Salem to address gang and drug-related violence. The four-day conference comes as the homicide rate has ticked up in the city.
Five years ago, the first episode of the podcast Serial came out.
2016 NPR Tiny Desk Concert Contest winner Gaelynn Lea is coming to Winston-Salem next week for a concert and talk.
Greensboro has a new facility, the Community Enrichment Center, to help immigrants and refugees in the area.
Parts of North Carolina's textile, agricultural and railroad past have been recognized as national historic places, a designation that can help preserve them.
The Winston-Salem Police Department is offering an apology and explanation behind a stuffed animal in a patrol car. This comes after accusations of racism appeared on social media.
Local experts have created a new program that helps families of color talk to their children about racism and discrimination.
A concert to raise awareness about domestic violence and sexual assault is taking place on Saturday in Winston-Salem.
It's the time of year when folks head towards the mountains to see the fall foliage. Those colorful leaf displays are coming just a little behind schedule.
Six North Carolinians will be receiving the state’s highest civilian honor. The North Carolina Award is being given to a group of people who have made impacts in various fields.
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