Legislature Wraps Up With Budget Adjustment, Little Movement on HB2
The North Carolina General Assembly is finishing its latest session, capping it off with an overwhelming “yes” on a $22.3 billion dollar spending plan.
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President Obama Campaigns With Hillary Clinton In Charlotte Tuesday, Trump Visits Raleigh
Presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton will make a campaign stop in North Carolina Tuesday.
Across the Blue Ridge #27 - The Music and Life of Ralph Stanley
This week's show celebrates the life and music of Ralph Stanley, the famed southwest Virginia singer and banjo player who died June 23, 2016 at age 89. Stanley combined the Primitive Baptist
The Long Path To Life And The Recycled Star You Are
To make enough of the elements to support the chemical complexity of biology, we need an enormously old universe. Stars truly are the factories of life. But for you or your cat to exist, several generations of stars need to have come and gone - each born from the atoms of previous generations, like the babies of the Orion Nebula.
Morning Headlnes: Friday, July 1, 2016
Adjournment In Sight At North Carolina General Assembly
The North Carolina General Assembly sounds prepared to leave town for the year by this weekend.
Greensboro Fourth Of July Celebration Moves Back To Downtown
The city of Greensboro is preparing for its annual Fourth of July festival and fireworks display. But there are some big changes this year.
Morning Headlines: Thursday, June 30, 2016
Guilford School System Hires New Superintendent
The Guilford County School System will soon have a new leader.
Guilford County School Board Says New Superintendent 'Will Take Us Where We Want To Go'
The Guilford County School System will soon have a new leader. The school board voted this week to appoint Sharon Contreras as the district's new superintendent.
Banking At The Post Office? Some Greensboro Residents Want To Make It Happen
Civic leaders and other advocacy groups are meeting in Greensboro Wednesday to demand new and improved postal services.
Lawmakers Compromise With McCrory On Coal Ash Cleanups
Lawmakers have reached a compromise with Gov. Pat McCrory on how to revise state law requiring cleanups at Duke Energy's North Carolina coal ash sites. The new bill could let Duke leave ash where it is at some plants, instead of removing it.