Restaurant Owners Look To The Streets For Help
Restaurant owners throughout the Triad have had to get creative in order to navigate their businesses through coronavirus regulations.
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Gov. Roy Cooper Wants Public Schools Open, But Delays Guidance
Governor Roy Cooper and the Coronavirus Task Force addressed the public Wednesday, on the state's highest day yet of confirmed COVID-19 cases.
Report: North Carolina Ranks 30th In Teacher Pay
For the second year in a row, North Carolina has ranked 30th in the nation for average teacher pay. A state budget battle has prevented teachers from getting any raises.
Lexington May Ask County To Move Confederate Statue Outside Of City
The City of Lexington is scheduled to discuss a letter to Davidson County Commissioners asking them to remove the Confederate Monument that stands on a Main Street square.
Passengers Gradually Return To Piedmont Triad International Airport
Piedmont Triad International Airport is seeing a rise in passenger travel as people cautiously board planes for their summer vacations. But there could still be turbulence ahead.
DMV Fees Set To Increase In July
The onset of July will mean higher fees at the North Carolina Division of Motor Vehicles.
WS/FC Schools Leaders Discuss Fall Reopening And Potential Changes
North Carolina public school leaders are anticipating more information from the state on Wednesday about the reopening of school buildings.
Sheriff Kimbrough Responds To Excessive Force Allegations
The Forsyth County Sheriff's Office is responding to allegations that an officer used excessive force against a black man during an incident over the weekend.