Forsyth County health educator sees uptick in 911 overdose calls among minors
Hannah Phillips, a substance use educator for Forsyth County, is tracking youth overdoses and educating that demographic on the risks of drug use.
Local News
North Carolina's new governor seeks more Helene aid, help for families in legislative address
New North Carolina Democratic Gov.
Echoes of the Pandemic: Five years after lockdowns began, ER doctor JJ Hoff shares his reflections
In 2020, Duke Emergency Medicine Specialist Dr. JJ Hoff was still in training, working as a resident in the ER. In our new series, he shares stories about the cases that have stayed with him, and how health care workers have coped with a once unthinkable crisis.
Tens of billions in Hurricane Helene aid to start by March 21
Tens of billions in aid for victims of Hurricane Helene should start flowing later this month, U.S. Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins pledged Wednesday, but delays are already making it hard this year for some farmers to plant crops.
Former Summerfield staff prepare defamation lawsuit against town council, mayor says
Tensions are rising in Summerfield as former staff members prepare to take legal action against the town. This comes amid allegations of missing data and financial mismanagement.
As national butterfly numbers tumble, UNC biologist says citizen-science can help
The decline is concerning because butterflies are important pollinators for the state’s crops and a vital food source for birds.
Federal cuts jeopardize support for 300 Greensboro refugees
Trump administration cuts have forced a Greensboro refugee resettlement nonprofit to furlough staff and find new funding to support their clients.
Triad flu rates mirror statewide trend, but numbers are falling
Flu deaths have spiked to more than 360 across the state this season, and the local cases have similarly spiked upward.
Greensboro launches program to help residents expunge low-level criminal charges
Officials say expungement can help remove barriers to stable housing, education, and employment, ultimately reducing recidivism rates.
Housing Authority of Winston-Salem completes building assessment for Crystal Towers
Crystal Towers was constructed more than 50 years ago. It's an affordable housing complex serving seniors and disabled individuals. Residents have long called for improvements with two elevators recently being repaired.