Cone Health now owner of a Medicare Advantage plan
Cone officials say it plans to grow its insurance offerings across the state.
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Unsettled North Carolina election could be determined by which ballots are subject to court orders
North Carolina's Supreme Court decided recently that ballots from two categories should have been left out of the tally of an unresolved November election for a seat on the court.
Wake Forest University to host 'We Play Together' event celebrating music and gaming
The Wake Forest University Symphony Orchestra is performing music from "Starfield" and "Fallout" on Friday evening alongside composer Inon Zur.
Gov. Stein announces programs to provide rural communities with fiber internet
Governor Josh Stein announced that more than $41 million will be invested in the Completing Access to Broadband program. The projects will establish high-speed fiber internet connections for households and businesses across 17 counties, including Davidson, Wilkes and Caswell.
A Greensboro homeowner wants out of the city limits. Will state lawmakers intervene?
A property owner who wants to leave the city of Greensboro is asking state lawmakers for help.
WS/FCS may need to cut another $5.5M from budget
WS/FCS board members are frustrated — and facing more tough cuts — after a costly budgeting error, declining state allotments and a new potential county funding formula.
Greensboro City Council approves rezoning for townhome project despite opposition
A dozen homeowners living in New Irving Park spoke out against the project at a city council meeting Tuesday night.
Potential EPA wetland changes worry NC conservationists
Some environmentalists are concerned that reducing protections could lead to degraded waterways.
Forsyth County interactive map shows increase in overdose calls
The project shows data ranging from how zip codes are affected to impact sorted by age, gender and race.
Salem Academy and College president takes new role leading Lenoir-Rhyne University
Summer McGee joined Salem College in 2021. Since then, the college added 11 new academic programs, started a leadership development initiative and seen significant enrollment growth.