26 WS/FCS bus drivers absent as protests continue
Winston-Salem/Forsyth County school bus drivers are continuing to protest this week due to low pay and safety concerns. Twenty-six drivers were absent Monday morning.
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I-40 repairs along Tennessee/North Carolina border on track for New Year's Day
As post-Helene recovery efforts continue, state Department of Transportation workers remain busy reconstructing Interstate 40 along the Tennessee-North Carolina border. That roughly 9-mile stretch of highway could reopen as soon as next month.
Guilford County Schools to open new visual and performing arts magnet next year
A new visual and performing arts elementary school is set to open in Guilford County next year. Officials say this kind of programming is in high demand.
Salisbury art museum hosts exhibit featuring works by Picasso, Monet
All Rowan County students are slated to visit the show for free this year as part of their school curriculum.
Trump promised federal recognition for the Lumbee Tribe. Will he follow through?
When Kamala Harris and Donald Trump campaigned in North Carolina, both candidates courted a state-recognized tribe there whose 55,000 members could have helped tip the swing state.
Tech firm expansion to add up to 150 jobs in North Wilkesboro
Provalus, an information technology outsourcing company, plans to spend more than $1 million to expand into North Wilkesboro.
Piedmont Triad International Airport, state agencies brace for holiday travel
The airport is anticipating over 40,000 people will use its services over the Thanksgiving weekend.
North Carolina election board certifies 2024 results, except for a few key races
The North Carolina State Board of Elections certified the results of the presidential election and many statewide and legislative races on Tuesday, while a state court seat and a handful of other races remain in limbo amid ongoing recounts.
Applicaton process begins for low-income household heating assistance
With temperatures dropping, low-income North Carolina residents can soon apply for assistance with heating bills.
What happens when a student makes a threat at school?
Over the last few years, the Forsyth County Sheriff’s Office has documented roughly 300 incidents of juveniles communicating threats of violence at school. While some cases are more serious than others, each can sow fear among students and families, and greatly disrupt the work of educators.