Payday Lending Poised For A Comeback In North Carolina
Payday lending is poised for a comeback in North Carolina.
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Four People Tied To RNC In Charlotte Have COVID-19
Health officials in Mecklenburg County say four people who were at the Republican National Convention in Charlotte have tested positive for the coronavirus.
Health Experts Urge Returning College Students To Self-Quarantine
Health officials are urging college students returning to the Triad to self-quarantine for 14 days. Many are coming back due to pandemic-related school closures across the country.
Getting A COVID-19 Test In NC: What You Need To Know
State officials are urging those who think they may have been exposed to COVID-19 to get tested, as daily testing numbers reached a low point this week.
Guilford County Schools Brace For Changes In Nutrition Program
Guilford County school leaders are asking federal lawmakers to continue a summer program that serves any child who needs a meal and is set to end next week.
Gov. Cooper Calls For Increased Unemployment Benefits In New Budget
The proposal is part of Governor Roy Cooper's new “Support For A Determined North Carolina” budget,
Guilford County Sees Rise In Gun Permit Applications, Processing Delays
The Guilford County Sheriff's office is seeing a major uptick in gun permit applications, as well as longer wait times for processing.
BLM Winston-Salem Holds Rally For Jacob Blake
People gathered Wednesday night to demonstrate against the police shooting of Jacob Blake.
Roy Cooper, Dan Forest Agree To Oct. 14 Debate
Democratic Gov. Roy Cooper and Republican Lt. Gov. Dan Forest will participate in a gubernatorial debate on Oct. 14, both campaigns confirmed to The Associated Press on Wednesday.
Wierman, Departing Pres. of W-S Foundation, Reflects On 32-Year Tenure
One of the major figures in the Triad's nonprofit community has decided to move on.