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Congressional redistricting is on the U.S. Supreme Court docket in December, with North Carolina front and center. Moore v. Harper will decide whether the state Supreme Court can strike down congressional maps that have been gerrymandered by the state legislature. The eventual ruling could have enormous ramifications for the entire country.

A highly touted initiative to address violent crime was just renewed for funding by the Greensboro City Council. Cure Violence completed its second year…

The Supreme Court has agreed to review a challenge to the consideration of race in college admission decisions, often known as affirmative action. With…

Public school teachers across North Carolina are grappling with changes from COVID-19 restrictions. Buildings remain eerily quiet for this time of year,…

Publix Super Markets has fired five of its African American employees in response to their participation in Black Lives Matter protests in Winston-Salem…

A new mural was recently unveiled in Greensboro to recognize the role Indigenous people have in the area. It’s a collaborative project led by a Native American artist whose family, like dozens of others, originally migrated in the 1960s to the region.

This weekend begins a new five-part series on NPR’s Hidden Brain. The weekly podcast and radio program explores many of the unconscious patterns that…

Greensboro's City Council is weighing whether to open an independent investigation into the death of Marcus Deon Smith. The 38-year-old Black man died in…

Spend even a little time driving around the Camel City, and you'll see 13th-century mythic heroes. Everywhere. Robin Hood. Little John. Maid Marian. Even Friar Tuck. WFDD's Sean Bueter aims to find the answer.

Our Carolina Curious series continues with a look at what may be the future of roadway travel: vehicles that run on electricity. WFDD listener David Kaplan says, "I'm concerned about batteries that are used in hybrid and all-electric cars. Since they can't be recycled, where do they end up? Are they in landfills?"