Renaissance Community Co-op, a community-owned grocery store in Greensboro is closing its doors.
Winston-Salem officials have given the owners of a downtown Confederate monument until the end of the month to move it or face legal action. This comes days after the statue was vandalized.
The United States Constitution makes it clear that race cannot factor into the process of jury selection for criminal trials.
Eden, North Carolina resident David Campt teaches the persuasive power of active listening, empathy, and personal experiences with the aim of finding better ways of communicating about race.
A UNC-Chapel Hill graduate student at the forefront of protests over a Confederate statue on campus has been arrested again.
The trustees of North Carolina's flagship university have approved a proposal to construct a new building to house a toppled Confederate monument.
A federal court judge has ruled in favor of Elon University in a lawsuit which claimed the school passed over a Hispanic worker for a promotion.
Body-camera footage has been released of the controversial arrest of a black female student by a white school resource officer at Hanes Magnet Middle School.
Winston-Salem religious leaders are disputing comments made in court by the Forsyth County District Attorney.
A building in Greensboro will be razed next week, and it’s one that leaves a powerful legacy.
Next week, the Hayes-Taylor Memorial YMCA in Greensboro will be razed.
Controversial political ads running in Missouri and Arkansas are connected to a political action committee associated with a fiery former local politician.
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