Greensboro Filmmakers Headed to Cannes Film Festival
A team of prize-winning Greensboro filmmakers will be screening not one, but two movies at this year's Cannes Film Festival
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Jury Rules For Mocksville Officers; Awards $4.1 Million
A jury has ruled in favor of three former Mocksville police officers in their lawsuit against the police department.
Morning Headlines: Thursday, May 12, 2016
Greensboro Releases Video Of 2014 Officer-Involved Shooting
The City of Greensboro released body camera footage in the case of a woman shot and killed by a police officer.
North Carolina's Black Community Split In Support For HB2
The debate over House Bill 2 is now a national conversation.
Morning Headlines: Wednesday, May 11, 2016
UNC Head On LGBT Law: Colleges Can't Run Without Fed Funds
Leaders of North Carolina's public universities are grappling with the threat that the federal government could withhold billions
UNC System Caught Between Federal And State Mandates
Leaders of North Carolina's public universities are grappling with a threat that the federal government could withold billions of dollars if the state loses a legal battle over transgender students
Renovate Or Build? Forsyth Commissioners To Consider Courthouse Plans
Forsyth County commissioners will get a look Thursday at new plans to update the county courthouse. The costs could reach more than $100 million.
Greensboro Council Will Release Body Cam Footage, Sets New Policy
The Greensboro City Council has agreed to release portions of a video capturing a police officer's fatal shooting of a Vietnamese woman.
Morning Headlines: Tuesday, May 10, 2016
Justice Dept. Sues Over HB2
The U.S. Justice Department has sued North Carolina over its law restricting the use of public restrooms by transgender people.
The Ecological Benefits Of Tropical Cyclones
A new study shows that when it comes to hurricanes, there may be an upside.