Cohen worries for future of CDC, Burr criticizes its past during talk on global health
Cohen knows cuts are coming for the CDC. But she said she hopes budget writers approach it with a scalpel rather than an ax.
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Winston-Salem road crews, emergency responders brace for winter weather
A winter storm warning is in effect from Friday afternoon through Saturday morning for much of central North Carolina. Forecasters say the region could see up to 3 inches of snow and sleet accumulation.
Cone Health receives largest donation in its history
Cone Health's largest philanthropic gift will go toward improving cardiac health care and research.
Approaching winter weather cancels North Carolina inauguration ceremony
North Carolina's public inauguration ceremony scheduled for Saturday for new Gov. Josh Stein and other statewide elected officials has been canceled because of approaching winter weather, the state inaugural committee announced Wednesday.
Elected officials discuss Williams' proposed pipeline expansion in the Piedmont
As the permitting process starts for Williams Companies' proposed pipeline expansion, elected officials are weighing in with their opinions.
Judge rules class action lawsuit against Weaver fertilizer company can proceed
Approximately 6,500 residents who evacuated during the January 2022 fire at the Winston Weaver Company fertilizer plant could become eligible for compensation, should the plaintiffs ultimately win the suit.
Greensboro City Council names Marikay Abuzuaiter new mayor pro tempore
Abuzuaiter steps into the role left vacant following the death of Yvonne Johnson in December.
Winston-Salem to cut 3 bus routes due to low ridership
At a City Council meeting Monday, officials voted to get rid of routes 99, 100, and 110. Each had less than three boardings per hour.
Piedmont Land Conservancy adds 311-acre tract along Mitchell River
Most of the 311 acres are forested, including a long section bordering the river. The land features steep hills with abundant trees and rhododendrons leading to bluffs overlooking the water.
North Carolina justices block certification of election outcome in race for one of their own seats
North Carolina's highest court blocked on Tuesday the certification of a November election result for one of its own seats so it can review legal arguments by a trailing candidate who contends over 60,000 ballots that were cast shouldn't be counted.