Morning News Briefs: Tuesday, January 31st, 2017
NC Senators To Lay Out Cabinet Confirmation Process
Republicans in the North Carolina state Senate are ready to talk about how the chamber will carry out its new job of formally scrutinizin
Republicans in the North Carolina state Senate are ready to talk about how the chamber will carry out its new job of formally scrutinizin
High Point has had a problem with heroin abuse over the last few years, including a record number of overdoses last year. Now it's increasingly showing up in a new place - on the roads.
Local businesses and one police car were tagged with what the police are calling “anti-Trump and anti-police” graffiti. The perpetrators also painted the slogan “Black Lives Matter.”
Science has brought us one step closer to allergy-free peanuts, thanks to work being done at North Carolina A&T University.
Hundreds of protesters packed the area outside Terminal 2 at RDU Airport on Sunday to speak out against President Donald Trump's recent executive order on immigration.
Authorities at Raleigh-Durham International Airport say they had to stop a protest about President Trump's travel ban barring citizens of seven Musli
The drawing of Congressional maps may seem like an arcane part of the political process.
A coalition of faith groups, refugee resettlement agencies, and city leaders decried Friday executive actions taken by the Trump Administration.
Alan Jabbour, the founding director of the American Folklife Center at the Library of Congress, played fiddle, documented traditions and mentored others.
Hundreds of protesters marched in downtown Greensboro Thursday night against President Donald Trump's expected tightening of U.S. immigration policy.