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Kathan Gandhi/WFDDFor some Triad residents, Dutch Bros is more than just another coffee shop. Since opening locations in Winston-Salem and Greensboro this year, the Oregon-based chain has drawn crowds well beyond the drive-thru. -
Forsyth County Sheriff's OfficeTwenty-six--year-old Kaitlyn Mackenzie Bryant has been charged with felony obstruction of justice and a misdemeanor count of filing a false police report.
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For over a month this summer, Winston-Salem and Greensboro became home base for two World Cup national teams — Germany at the Graylyn Estate and Norway at the Grandover Resort. -
The city of Greensboro has delayed the South Elm Street Pedestrian Plaza project. Residents, business owners and others are invited to share feedback at a public meeting on Monday, August 10, at 4:30 p.m. -
Former Appalachian State University Associate Professor of Music and Director of Bands, John Ross, was issued a discharge notice in June over multiple allegations of misconduct. He resigned on July 9. -
Officials with Alamance County Sheriff’s Office say there have been more than 430 fraud cases assigned to detectives in the last 20 months. The average loss per citizen in those cases is $33,000. -
Armstrong discusses a few of her cultural favorites and talks about the need to expand historic preservation in the Triad. -
Just days before the first day of school, Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools Superintendent Don Phipps announced he will be leaving the district earlier than expected. His last day is Sept. 30. -
After two years of hosting NASCAR's Clash, Winston-Salem's historic Bowman Gray Stadium awaits a new, yet-to-be-determined event. -
Law enforcement officials say the victims were all adults and belonged to the same family. The suspect is among the deceased. -
Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools officials are warning parents of transportation delays ahead of the first day back next week. -
Islands in the Sky documents the real-life experiences of Hurricane Helene survivors. WFDD’s Rachel Moody spoke with creator Andrew Aydin about amplifying local voices through comics.
