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A bill that would stop government and law enforcement from recognizing community IDs as a viable form of identification is currently awaiting vote in the…

Legislation that would toughen punishments for violent protests — a response to 2020 demonstrations over racial injustice that at times turned into tumult…

The City of Greensboro approved a plan to allocate millions of dollars to address homelessness at a meeting Tuesday. The city was awarded $6.6 million to…

A statewide report shows weapon possession incidents have increased in North Carolina schools, including in the Triad, from pre-pandemic levels.

A new film documents the long wait that thousands of North Carolinians with disabilities face as they seek a waiver to get services in their homes and…

North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper unveiled on Wednesday a $1 billion plan to address the state's mental health and substance abuse needs, which have spiked amid increasing overdose deaths and spiraling rates of suicide among young people.

In this interview from WFDD's archives, jazz saxophonist Wayne Shorter reflects on his career, and shares his philosophies on life and music.

The North Carolina legislature gave final approval on Thursday to more severe punishments for rioters for the second time in three years — a response to…

According to a statewide report, fewer North Carolina public school teachers left the profession last year compared to the year before. But beginning teachers left at higher rates than those with more experience.

The mother of a juvenile shot to death by an unnamed Greensboro police officer in August filed a wrongful death lawsuit Thursday in federal court.