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.
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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.
As a federal program that keeps properties affordable expires, some Greensboro residents feel the impact
Residents at an apartment building in Greensboro said they went for months without heat and maintenance requests being fulfilled. The problems came after oversight under a federal program ended.
Winston-Salem Police Department shares details on serial property scammer
Property fraud crimes are not new to Winston-Salem. Khalil Nadir Rynes alone has been charged with 13 felony counts of obtaining property by false pretense inside the city.
Area counties forgo tornado sirens for digital alternative
In much of the region, tornado warnings have gone the way of the phone booth.
New intergenerational child care center coming to Winston-Salem
A new intergenerational child care center is opening in Winston-Salem next year. Officials celebrated the project with the community this week.
Eastern Music Festival dispute heads to National Labor Relations Board
The complaint filed with the labor board argues that the festival must maintain the status quo as negotiations between the two sides continue. That would include going on with this year’s festival as planned.
Winston-Salem officials concerned about federal grants amid Trump funding cuts
The city won a total of six federal grants last year. But Winston-Salem's lobbyist says two of them are still pending, with contracts that have not yet been signed.
Greensboro closing one of its water treatment plants for infrastructure upgrades
Residents may notice a slight tint to the water during the upgrades but this poses no health risks, according to city officials.