NC awarded $500,000 to help connect low-income households with high-speed internet
North Carolina is receiving a $500,000 federal grant to help people afford high-speed internet access.
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Krispy Kreme scraps Winston-Salem expansion plans, lays off Concord employees
Krispy Kreme is closing a Concord manufacturing facility and scrapping plans to expand operations in Winston-Salem.
Forsyth County residents speak out about lack of mental health services at town hall
The North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services hosted a mental health town hall in Forsyth County Thursday night. Many attendees raised concerns about the state’s lack of services.
SECCA prepares to build on relationship with NC Museum of Art
The Southeastern Center for Contemporary Art in Winston-Salem is about to enter a new phase in its relationship with the North Carolina Museum of Art.
N. Carolina justices could revive voter ID previously tossed
A photo voter identification mandate first sought over a decade ago by North Carolina Republicans could be revived after the state Supreme Court reheard on Wednesday a case that led a different com
St. Patrick's Day 'Booze It & Lose It' campaign cracks down on drunk driving
This week, Saint Patrick’s Day revelers should plan on doing so responsibly. Stepped-up patrols will mean increased scrutiny for people who choose to drink and drive.
General Assembly passes bill requiring Guilford County School Board to seat rejected GOP candidate
A new state law will require the Guilford County Board of Education to approve a previously rejected GOP candidate to fill a vacant seat, and make five other counties’ scho
N. Carolina House sends pistol permit bill to Cooper's desk
North Carolina's House sent a sweeping firearms bill to the governor's desk on Wednesday that would discard a longstanding requirement that handgun buyers obtain a permit from their county sheriff.
Guilford County School Board rejects GOP pick for vacant seat for a fourth time
The Guilford County Board of Education voted to reject a GOP appointment to fill a vacant seat for a fourth time on Tuesday. Pending legislation would require the board to approve him.