FEMA extends Helene assistance deadline at request of Gov. Stein
Homeowners and renters with uninsured losses from the storm may be eligible to apply for FEMA assistance.
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Infant mortality remains an issue in Guilford County, minority groups see some improvements
Guilford County’s recent community health assessment confirms what is true across much of the U.S. — race and ethnicity play large roles in determining health outcomes for expectant mothers and their children.
'Great Scenic Railway Journeys' celebrates 30 years on PBS
The Great Scenic Railway Journeys’ 30th Anniversary special will air this week on PBS NC stations statewide.
No congressional offices in Greensboro, Winston-Salem or High Point after revamp
Residents of Winston-Salem, Greensboro and High Point typically had an office close by. But redistricting vastly changed the face of Congress and as a result, the layout of district offices.
High Point University faculty left anxious, confused amid changing response to DEI orders
High Point University officials are backtracking after calling for a list of words including “transgender,” “diversity,” and “advocacy” to be removed from public-facing documents. This was an attempt to comply with new executive orders ending DEI programs, but it’s caused confusion among faculty.
City Council defends High Point University after it withdraws greenway plan
The school withdrew plans to reroute the High Point Greenway after numerous residents spoke out against it.
UNCG announces BRIGHT Institute, furthers foray into growing Triad battery industry
UNCG has announced the launch of a research center focused on battery technology and development.
North Carolina Republicans seek to force top Democrats to fall in line with Trump agenda
North Carolina Republicans who are resolved to promote President Donald Trump’s agenda now seek to compel the recently elected Democratic governor to aid the president's immigration crackdown and stop the new Democratic attorney general from fighting Trump in court.
DOGE cuts leases for government offices in Greensboro
The U.S. Department of Government Efficiency — also known as DOGE — is making cuts in the Triad.
Local leaders gather to discuss economic impacts of child care shortage in Forsyth County
According to a report by The Pre-K Priority, 58% of workers with children under five in North Carolina who left their jobs cited a lack of child care as a key reason.