New Greensboro website tracks city's plan to add 10,000 new homes
The website provides real time data points and allows residents to provide feedback.
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Report finds overuse of involuntary commitments in North Carolina
Disability Rights North Carolina says involuntary commitment is a forced treatment method that should only be a last resort.
WS/FCS appoints interim superintendent, votes to request extra $32M from county
The new interim superintendent, Catty Moore, has worked in public education for more than 30 years and is currently a member of the North Carolina State Board of Education. She also previously served as the superintendent of the Wake County Public School System.
Trump administration sues North Carolina over its voter registration records
The Trump administration accused North Carolina's election board on Tuesday of violating federal law by failing to ensure voter registration records of some applicants contained identifying numbers.
Prescription program aiding Helene victims ends Saturday
Since October, the federal-state partnership program has processed more than 11,000 claims for over 800 victims in storm-affected counties.
Environmental advocates speak out against incoming Buc-ee's in Mebane
Activists released a report highlighting their findings on the impact large-scale gas stations like Buc-ee's could have on air quality and property values.
What happens when a historic structure is destroyed?
Catherine Garner, Community Development Director for Kernersville, discusses the fate of Caudill's building, which was on the National Register of Historic Places but was severely damaged by fire.
WS/FCS shortfall climbs to $42M for this fiscal year
On top of the projected shortfall for this fiscal year, the district is actively working to cut $36 million from next year’s budget.
Guilford County Schools looks to increase student access to dual enrollment programs next year
Dual enrollment in Guilford County Schools increased by 46% last year. Superintendent Whitney Oakley says these students took more than 10,000 college courses, amounting to an estimated $2 million in tuition savings.
The scars from Hurricane Helene are healing slowly in this Appalachian tourist town
The storm smashed into the North Carolina mountains last September, killing more than 100 people and causing an estimated $60 billion in damage. Chimney Rock, a hamlet of about 140 named for the 535-million-year-old geological wonder that underpins its tourism industry, was hit particularly hard.