Marshall Aerospace selects Greensboro for new facility that will bring 240 jobs
An aerospace company based in the U.K. is making Greensboro the home of its new aircraft maintenance and engineering facility.
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Greensboro police release 104 videos related to death of teen after traffic stop
Greensboro Police have released more than 100 videos that capture what happened the night an officer shot a teen to death during an August traffic stop.
Winston-Salem Police say majority of gun violence in the city is gang-related
Winston-Salem police say most shootings in the city are gang-related.
Details on $1 billion for N. Carolina mental health unveiled
A proposal on how North Carolina should spend $1 billion in one-time funds from the federal government to improve mental health care for children, adults and criminal offenders is taking shape with
In High Point, a busy return for the furniture market
The internationally known furniture market is back in High Point and the city has come alive.
Catawba, Davidson team up to study how climate change impacts insects
It’s been said that in the event of an apocalypse, cockroaches will outlast us all. But how resilient overall are creepy-crawlies?
Leader of N. Carolina protest seeks recommitment at 10 years
Several hundred people gathered Monday to commemorate the 10th anniversary of a protest movement against Republican legislative policies in North Carolina, with its top leader asking them to commit
North Carolina community college head aims to fight poverty
The incoming president of North Carolina's community college system pledged Monday to work to advance people toward economic success through post-secondary education that will also meet employers' needs for high-skilled labor.
Two new species of crayfish have been revealed by a team of North Carolina scientists
The recently revealed Stony Fork and Falls crayfish bring the state's current species total to 51.
Conservative Robinson joins race for N. Carolina governor
Republican Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson formally entered next year's gubernatorial race at a rally Saturday, with the sharp-spoken social conservative saying North Carolina needs a leader like him who can relate to the challenges and desires of working people.