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Duke Energy officials apologized Tuesday for a series of outages on Christmas Eve that affected approximately half a million customers. Company officials say some of the outages were longer than expected because of a failure of automation that required crews to restore the power manually.

Being a persuasive dialogue partner requires a major shift away from our usual mindset of "Let me tell you why you’re wrong and I’m right." Today on Let's Talk About It, dialogue coach David Campt shares his roadmap with WFDD’s David Ford for getting into a more productive mind space as we enter potentially fraught conversations.

Molly Corbett Broad, the first female president of the University of North Carolina system and who later became a top advocate for U.S. higher education,…

A major Winston-Salem property developer is in a stalemate with the city’s historic preservation department. The conflict stems from signs placed on the…

Insurance giant Aetna will administer North Carolina's health coverage plan for state government employees, teachers, retirees, and their family members starting in 2025, the State Treasurer's Office announced Wednesday.

Duke Energy officials say they are working to find out why winterization efforts failed at one of their Triad-area plants. Power reductions at the Dan…

A new trial judge is presiding over a long-running North Carolina school funding case — in particular compliance with a recent state Supreme Court ruling…

The 2021 North Carolina Youth Risk Behavior Survey data shows an increase in suicidal thoughts and behaviors among students. The survey, which was…

Arts Council of Winston-Salem and Forsyth County has a new performance series: “The Lab.” New and emerging artists will showcase their work in the Milton…

The City of Greensboro has opened a new space to assist those experiencing homelessness. It's called Safe Parking and is geared toward people living out…