In the latest installment of WFDD's series “The Road Ahead,” we hear from a business owner in Winston-Salem, who doesn't put a lot of stock in the executive branch, and is watching these next few months closely.
Education advocates on both sides of the aisle are speaking out about the confirmation of Betsy DeVos as education secretary.
Here's a great recollection from Carl Fleischhauer of working in t
Radio Camper Kia Mitchell talks to Grace and Nails's folk singer-songwriter Molly Grace about her emergence as a musician.
The founder of The Olio, Rebecca Byer, talks to radio camper Claire Howard about her local glassblowing studio.
North Carolina's Attorney General Josh Stein is joining 16 other attorneys general in opposing the Trump administration's immigration ban.
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This week, we're hearing from people across the Piedmont to find out their feelings about the new president. In our series "The Road Ahead," WFDD's Keri Brown went to King, North Carolina, a small city in a county that overwhelmingly voted for Donald Trump.
A lawsuit over changes to Greensboro's political districts heads to federal court Monday as the city tries to stop a law that shifts more than just boundary lines.
Today we present the first story in our new series, "The Road Ahead," in which we bring you the voices of real people from across the political spectrum. It's your neighbors, sharing their hopes and fears about the new Trump administration.