North Carolina civil rights groups struck a deal on Thursday with Gov. Roy Cooper's administration to allow for the early release of 3,500 inmates in state custody over the next six months.
In 2018, eleven Black women volunteered to come together over eight weeks to share, learn, support one another, and to find out more about how systemic poverty has impacted their lives.
The Greensboro community is celebrating the life of Marcus Smith who would have been 41 years old this Saturday.
Local organizations are finding creative new ways to celebrate the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday in the pandemic age.
A new report suggests changes in the Winston-Salem Fire Department to address racism and discrimination.
Dr. James Carmichael Renick, a former chancellor of North Carolina A&T University, has died. He was 72.
A unique art project at Wake Forest University is bringing people together musicall
During the summer of 2020, as part of Virtual Radio Camp, Raine Myers interviewed Barbara Morris about her experience participating in the Civil Rights movement.
A Lewisville man is accused of assaulting two people over Black Lives Matter signs displayed in the rear window of their car. All those involved in the incident are white.
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