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North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper approved four bills and vetoed two others ahead of his anticipated virtual participation in a White House meeting with other Democratic governors.

From 1943 to 1946 some 330,000 soldiers were processed in and out of service in Greensboro's Overseas Replacement Depot. On Saturday, Greensboro History Museum's Forties Flashback chronicles those years with interactive activities open to the public.

The state is ramping up efforts to recruit and retain direct support professionals, who provide in-home and community-based services for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

Almost the entire state is considered abnormally dry or under drought conditions, according to the North Carolina Drought Management Advisory Council.

The six Black men started a local movement by playing a round of golf at the then whites-only Gillespie Golf Course in 1955.

As of June 25, the district has 168 vacancies in operations departments including child nutrition, maintenance and transportation. The district also has 185 vacancies for classroom teachers.

In its first year, the Hopper provided more than 52,000 rides.

More than three-fourths of those eligible for Medicaid expansion have now gained coverage in less than a year since the change, according to the state.

Even as the office building sector continues to struggle as values drop in many parts of the country, the Piedmont Triad appears to be weathering the storm.

The newly opened exhibit at Delurk Gallery in Winston-Salem provides a prequel to the art and ideas behind Art-o-mat, which first debuted in 1997.