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The country's largest electric company says it's challenging an order by North Carolina's environmental agency to excavate coal ash from all of its power plant sites in the state.

A federal civil rights lawsuit has been filed against police officers and paramedics in the death of Marcus

The City of Winston-Salem is sharing the final draft of its bicycle master plan on April 4 at

The Confederate soldier statue that has been at the corner of Fourth and Liberty Streets in downtown Winston-Salem is no longer standing.

Some Greensboro motorists will soon have access to new information that could make driving safer.

Forsyth County is getting ready to begin construction on another new library. The latest addition will be in Clemmons, one of the fastest growing areas there.

In Boone, a college class is involved in a project that’s looking at ways to improve homes for adults with autism.

The group behind Winston-Salem’s Confederate monument is once again asking a local court to block the city’s efforts to move it from its prominent downtown location.

More than 200 people came to a public meeting in Gaston County Tuesday night to let state environmental officials know how they feel about coal ash at the Allen Steam Station on Lake Wylie.

The deadline to remove a Confederate statue in downtown Winston-Salem is Thursday, Jan. 31. But the United Daughters of the Confederacy could have more time to meet the city’s demand.

Melissa Harris-Perry, a Wake Forest University professor and former talk show host on MSNBC, is criticizing the school and academic freedom on campus.