Sawyer Oldfield talks with his mom about what it was like for her to go back to school and get her law degree as an adult.
A food bank garden in the Triad is adapting to changes brought about by COVID-19, but it currently lacks the volunteers necessary to harvest the amount of produce grown.
The pandemic has changed the way we move in the world and the way we interact with others on a daily basis.
The new building design for Kaleideum was unveiled today in Winston-Salem. The interactive museum of arts and sciences will take up a large and very visible footprint downtown.
The International Civil Rights Center and Museum in downtown Greensboro is expected to reopen this summer.
As Memorial Day approaches, veterans are among the groups of people who will not be able to come together in person in remembrance of those lost.
Larry Womble was a stalwart advocate for civil rights during a career that spanned more than 30 years.
88.5 WFDD has been honored with two regional Edward R. Murrow Awards in the "Overall Excellence" and "Documentary" categories.
Many members of our community are now working remotely, and some of their furry family members are more than happy to help!
The concept of mortality can be hard to grasp for children, especially young ones. On this Radio 101 story, student Samuel Woo explores how to move on with his life after a major loss rocks his world.
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