Hate Groups On The Rise Nationwide, Still Numerous In North Carolina
Organized hate is alive and well in North Carolina, according to the Southern Poverty Law Center's updated map showing where extremist groups operate.
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Five Takeaways From The Organizers Of The Women's March
The three co-chairs of last month's Women's March spoke Thursday at Wake Forest University.
Immigrant Business Owner To Trump: 'Let Us Work'
This week, we've been hearing personal reflections from all across our community about the new Trump administration for WFDD's series “The Road Ahead.” Today, in our final installment, we talk to an immigrant business owner in the Triad, whose success is dependent on whether or not he's welcome here.
Duke Scholar: Key Witness In Emmett Till Case Gave False Testimony
Research from a Duke University scholar is adding new insights into the death of Emmett Till - a 14-year-old black child who was murdered in Mississippi in 1955.
Group Urges Council Members To Make Winston Salem "Sanctuary City"
A local group is urging city leaders to make Winston-Salem a “sanctuary city” for immigrants who are in the country illegally.
Homelessness, Blues, And The Power Of Spoken Words
A new album is giving voice to the homeless living in the Triad.
Greensboro Grocery Store Redefines "Ownership"
A new grocery store has opened in Northeast Greensboro that's eroding an 18 year food desert. A food desert is an an urban area where affordable or quality fresh food is difficult to find.
Prosecutor: Officer Acted Lawfully In Killing Keith Lamont Scott
A Charlotte police officer who shot and killed a black man at an apartment complex will not face charges, a North Carolina prosecutor announced Wednesday.