A predominantly black community in the Triad is suing a mostly white town nearby.
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State education officials have pared down a list of almost 50 academically struggling schools that were being considered for a controversial new district program, and the latest draft changes the o
The rare primate's name is Agatha, and she’s an aye-aye. There are only 24 of her kind in the U.S.
Environmental projects in the Triad are about to get a boost, as the region is slated to receive over $9 million in state funding.
There are hundreds of millions of people worldwide with mental health conditions. And according to the World Health Organization, most of them will never get care.
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Duke Energy says it will release previously withheld information about emergency action plans for its coal ash storage sites.
This week we hear a selection of classic and new love songs, our artists ranging from Wilmer Watts, an early banjo songster and recording artist, to IBMA Bluegrass Hall of Fame inductee Alice Gerra
The new independent film Abundant Acreage Available makes its North Carolina and New York debuts, we hear a music-filled conversation with the film’s writer/director, Angus MacLachlan, and
Guilford Commissioners postponed a vote Thursday on whether to financially support a proposed baseball stadium in downtown High Point.
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