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The Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Board of Education voted down a measure that would have required high school students to take an African American history class to graduate. The district's superintendent offered an alternative that will give more time to assess the issue.

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State lawmakers will look at proposals for reforming the way political boundaries are drawn for North Carolina elections. Sponsors of three bills will…

Two North Carolina senators have introduced a resolution recognizing the Montagnards, an indigenous people of the Central Highlands of Vietnam. The…

The Winston-Salem Police Department is offering an apology and explanation behind a stuffed animal in a patrol car. This comes after accusations of racism…

There's another report of a toxic compound in the Cape Fear River Basin. The North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality announced Tuesday it's…

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As one of the killers behind North Carolina's bloodiest prison breakout attempt two years ago faces the possibility of execution, state officials are…

The head of the North Carolina NAACP, along with election security advocates, sent a letter asking for a leadership change at the State Board of…

North Carolina teachers would get their usual experience-based pay increase but little else in legislation that Senate Republicans are now advancing as…