Attorney General Stein Criticizes GOP-Designed Budget Bill For Secretive Process
North Carolina's Democratic attorney general is blasting the state legislature for the way it drew up this year's budget bill.
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WSSU Athletics Director Resigns
The athletics director at Winston-Salem State University is stepping down. Tonia Walker's last day will be Thursday.
Bridge To Be Named For Slain Winston-Salem Police Officer
State lawmakers are honoring a slain Winston-Salem police officer with a highway designation.
Morning News Briefs: Wednesday, May 30th, 2018
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Greensboro Apartments Where Five Died Rife With Code Violations
Inspectors found hundreds of code violations at a Greensboro apartment complex where five refugee children died in a fire earlier this month.
In The Near Future, Your Blood Sample Could Be Delivered By Drone
North Carolina's Department of Transportation is looking toward a future aided by drones, and that could be good news for the medical field.
Triad Events Commemorate Fallen Soldiers This Memorial Day
This weekend, communities across the country are celebrating Memorial Day and remembering those who died while serving in the armed forces.
Across the Blue Ridge #127- Blue Ridge Music Hall of Fame, Seedtime on the Cumberland
As the festival and fiddlers' convention season gathers steam with events all over the mountain south, we find out about the Blue Ridge Music Hall of Fame (where ATBR's Paul Brown will emc
Béla Bartók: One Of A Kind
Composer Béla Bartók was the father of ethnomusicology, scouring the villages of Eastern Europe for folk songs.