Virtual Read-In Brings MLK's Legacy Alive For Young Children
Local organizations are finding creative new ways to celebrate the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday in the pandemic age.
Race
Report Finds Evidence Of Racist Acts, But Not Culture, At Fire Department
A new report suggests changes in the Winston-Salem Fire Department to address racism and discrimination.
Former NC A&T Chancellor James Renick Dies At 72
Dr. James Carmichael Renick, a former chancellor of North Carolina A&T University, has died. He was 72.
Hip-Hop And Virtual Jukeboxes Strengthen WFU Community
A unique art project at Wake Forest University is bringing people together mus
A Fight That Goes Back 60 Years
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.
Triad Man Attacks Family Over Black Lives Matter Signs
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.
One Year Later, John Neville's Death Prompts Change and Reflection
Today marks the one-year anniversary of John Neville's death. He passed away at the Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center following his transfer from the Forsyth County jail where he had been held.
Duke Alumnus Authors Paper On Memorializing The Middle Passage
More than 12.5 million Africans were carried across the Atlantic on 40,000 slave-trading voyages.
In Winston-Salem And Elsewhere, Fire Departments Face Reckoning On Race
They threw her new cellphone on the roof of the station house and placed nails under the wheels of her pickup truck. As she prepared to answer a call, someone poured tobacco juice in her boots.