Morning News Briefs: Friday, March 16th, 2018
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Some of the largest hospital systems in North Carolina are ending child visitor restrictions put in place to try to reduce the number of flu cases, just as the death toll for the season surpasses 3
A new study from Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center chronicles the impacts of activism on young participants.
North Carolina state lawmakers are getting opportunities to learn more about what constitutes workplace harassment so as to prevent it within the legislative branch.
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Fifteen years before Rosa Parks refused to move to the back of the bus, another woman refused to give up her seat.
Students at Page High School in Greensboro joined others across the country in peaceful protest Wednesday morning.
On Wednesday's National Walkout Day to protest gun violence, schools weren't the only places where protesters spoke up. A group of more than 50 people gathered outside of U.S. Sen.
In the wake of a deadly Florida school shooting, Gov.
Jesse Haddock, a legendary former golf coach at Wake Forest University, died Wednesday morning.
Haddock graduated from Wake Forest in 1952 and then never really left.