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A new report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention shows the number of deaths from drug overdoses is still rising. In fact, the agency is…

Aid Approved For Bailey Power Plant Redevelopment; Ballpark-Area Parking Decks Governing boards for Winston-Salem and Forsyth County have given the…

Several local non-profits are dealing with a major change in how the United Way allocates money to its member organizations. The agency is moving away…

Development in Winston-Salem's Innovation Quarter has just gotten a financial boost. Governing boards for Winston-Salem and Forsyth County have OK'd…

North Carolina Population Surpasses 10 Million People The U.S. Census Bureau reports that North Carolina has become the ninth state to surpass the 10…

Dale Pollock is a professor of cinema studies and producing at the University of North Carolina School of the Arts, where his students walk away with…

The filing period for candidates to officially declare their candidacy in North Carolina ended on Monday, giving voters a clearer picture of the political…

Stand-up comedians… sometimes they hit it right on the money and the room is soaring with laughter. Other times, their jokes might not land as intended,…

Triad Arts Holiday Celebration features the work of the following Piedmont artists: Rhiannon Giddens, “Christ Was Born On Christmas Morn” from The…

Four billion years ago, the Earth, at the dawn of life, would have seemed like an alien planet around a violent star. What did this mean for the development of life? Dr. Richard Gray, professor of astronomy at Appalachian State University, is piecing it together with the “Young Solar Analogues” project.