Echoes of a Coup
In November, 1898, an armed white supremacist mob – supported by most white elites in North Carolina – murdered untold Black Wilmington residents and drove the city’s elected Fusionist government f
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New interactive map sheds light on overdoses in Forsyth County
A new interactive map shows where drug overdoses are happening in Forsyth County. The goal is to raise awareness and share ways to help.
Greensboro Regency Inn housing project won't be completed until 2027 under new proposal
If approved, a long-awaited housing project at the site of the former Regency Inn in Greensboro likely won’t be completed until 2027 — years after the original target opening date.
Southern Baptists oust four churches, including two in North Carolina
The Southern Baptist Convention's top administrative body voted Tuesday to oust four congregations — one for having a woman as senior minister, two for what it said were failures related to the den
GSO City Council hears proposal from management company regarding the Greensboro Coliseum Complex
Oak View Group has emerged as a candidate to manage the Greensboro Coliseum Complex.
The private company recently presented its financial proposal and transition plan to the City Council. The Greensboro Coliseum Complex encompasses 10 venues including the Steven Tanger Center for the Performing Arts. Last year, the city started accepting proposals to transition to new leadership.
Jurors can't be replaced once deliberations begin, North Carolina appeals court rules
A man sentenced to life in prison without parole for a fatal shooting in a Raleigh motel room was awarded a new trial on Tuesday by the state Court of Appeals because of a jury shakeup after deliberations began.
Judge orders release of body-cam footage from incident at Greensboro city manager's house
A superior court judge has ordered the release of body-camera footage taken when police responded to a call at the home of Greensboro City Manager Taiwo Jaiyeoba in December.
More questions remain following UNCG program cuts
UNCG administrators still leave many questions unanswered for faculty and staff whose jobs are on the cutting block.
New statue honoring Chief Justice Henry Frye and wife Shirley Frye unveiled in downtown Greensboro
The Fryes have called Greensboro home for the past 70 years. Henry served as the first Black chief justice of the North Carolina Supreme Court. Shirley led the integration of the city's two YWCAs in the 1970s.
State adds peer support option to 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline
The North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services will unveil Tuesday a new way to get help for those calling the 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline.