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The Forsyth County Board of Commissioners met last week to hear from several organizations regarding an increase in youth violence. According to officials with the North Carolina Department of Public Safety, there were nearly 1,500 complaints this year to the Forsyth County Juvenile Court.

The first of two elevators at Crystal Towers in Winston-Salem is now expected to be finished in January. Renovations of the lobby at Crystal Towers have…

North Carolina’s election board has thrown out a voter’s challenge to keep former President Donald Trump off the state's presidential primary ballots in January.

A former leader of the far-right Proud Boys extremist group was sentenced on Tuesday to more than three years behind bars for joining a plot to attack the U.S. Capitol nearly three years ago.

North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University will briefly take the spotlight at the 135th Tournament of Roses Parade on New Year’s Day.

Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools is requesting an additional $27 million from the school capital project’s budget in order to fund the construction of a new Brunson Elementary. County commissioners will vote on the matter on Thursday.

The city of Winston-Salem is finalizing its federal legislative priorities for the next calendar year. The 2024 Federal Action Plan outlines several issues city officials think should be prioritized by federal legislators. The plan organizes those issues into eight categories, including affordable housing, public safety, and public infrastructure.

Several local companies wracked up hefty fines from the state’s Occupational Safety and Health Division this year. A WFDD analysis found that four of the…

The Guilford County Behavioral Health Center opened in Greensboro in 2021 to provide services for children, adolescents, and adults experiencing a mental health crisis. One of the goals is for it to be a more suitable location for those who might otherwise end up in an emergency room.

The number of North Carolina residents enrolled in Medicaid under the state’s new coverage for low-income adults is nearing 300,000 in the first weeks of the program, the state Department of Health and Human Services says.