Undeterred By Setbacks, NAACP Continues Push For Voting Law Changes
A federal trial over photo ID requirements wrapped up in Winston-Salem this week. It's the latest court battle over voting rights in which the NAACP has played a major role.
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Morning Headlines: Wednesday, February 3, 2016
Board Vote Could Alter Health Insurance For State Workers
State employees could lose an option to their health insurance and see costs rise under changes to be considered by the North Carol
"Ask A Muslim Anything!" Promotes Dialogue Across Faiths
An event in Greensboro Tuesday is promoting a better understanding across faiths.
Morning Headlines: Tuesday, February 2, 2016
Ruling May Be Weeks Away On North Carolina Voter ID Mandate
A federal judge signaled he is at least weeks away from a decision in a lawsuit over North Carolina's photo ID mandate for voters
Federal Judge Weighs Evidence As North Carolina Voter ID Trial Wraps Up
A federal trial testing North Carolina's photo ID requirement wrapped up in Winston-Salem Monday.
Greensboro Mayor Will Take Over LGBT Foundation
Greensboro Mayor Nancy Vaughan is taking the reigns at a local LGBT advocacy foundation.
Inspiring Artists: The Olio Glassblowing School And Creative Entrepreneurship Center
Pablo Picasso once said, "Every child is an artist. The problem is how to remain an artist once he grows up”.
Morning Headlines: Monday, February 1, 2016
Agents: Blue Cross Losing More Than $400M On ACA In 2 Years
Blue Cross and Blue Shield stands to lose more than $400 million on its Affordable Care Act business in North Carolina.
Across The Blue Ridge - Episode 5 (The High Lonesome Sound)
Southern mountain and country singing often sound high, keening and intense. Some people like it, some don't. But how are those sounds made?
A New Ninth Planet
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