Human Interest

Most people would agree, growing up as a teenager can be difficult. But for 17-year-old Channell Jordan-Grier, the journey is more difficult because of a painful diagnosis.

Nigel Vincent is a typical 18 year old. He loves music, plays the bass and wants to be a graphic artist. Now the freshman is majoring in art at North Carolina A&T State University. But the roads that helped Nigel get to college are anything but typical.

Around the globe, almost 4,000 species of animals are critically endangered. Natasha McMasters learns about two of them during her WFDD Radio 101 interview.

The downing of the Twin Towers in New York City sparked ripples of change through many aspects of American life. It also impacted artists.

At some point in everyone's life, a village is needed.

 This week's StoryLine features Alexander Marshall's conversation talks with his grandmother, Mary Marshall. Mary survived polio as a child, and is a great source of inspiration to all those around her.

50 years ago this week, one Triad residents remembers being apart of a historic event in Washington, D.C.

This week, people from across the United States are marking the 50th Anniversary of the March on Washington, D.C.

  This week on StoryLine, Ed Christman and his wife, Jean, share the story of how an impulse for a cup of coffee and a little snooze at Church resul

Before you can find an oasis, you sometimes must first travel many miles.