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Greensboro's pallet shelter program remains important as it enters its second year with other services unavailable.

A North Carolina judge has prevented for now an environmental regulatory board from canceling its lawsuit while state courts examine Gov. Roy Cooper's arguments that legislative changes in the board's makeup prevent him from carrying out effectively laws to control pollution.

The American Red Cross says a 20-year-low in the number of people giving blood has prompted an emergency appeal. Triad donations are even lower than the national level.

The Interactive Resource Center is expanding its hours of operation starting Wednesday to provide more access to homelessness services for those in need.

About 100 college students in Winston-Salem are teaming up to work with children for the annual Martin Luther King Jr. Read-In event this weekend.

Physics, anthropology, and religious studies are included in the undergraduate programs that may be eliminated at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro. As WFDD’s David Ford reports, university officials released its list of courses on the chopping block amid budget woes.

It’s estimated that more than 500,000 people will soon gain access to health care coverage in North Carolina through Medicaid expansion. The new law’s impact on individuals, families and the medical professionals who care for them will be closely monitored.

Joseph Gibson III is set to run in the March 5 Republican primary against Rep. Reece Pyrtle, who defeated Gibson in the 2022 primary with nearly 80% of the vote. Some state Republican activists who wanted to block Gibson's candidacy have accused him of holding neo-Nazi beliefs.

The Forsyth County Sheriff's Office announced the arrest of two detention center workers, a food service employee, as well as additional charges for an inmate in connection to alleged identity theft.

Guilford County Schools, like other districts in the state, is facing challenges in filling bus driver vacancies. Officials say changes need to be made at the state level to tackle the problem.