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It's been three years since Greensboro College was placed on probation by its accrediting body. But now the college has regained its financial stability…

This week we visit with Zoe & Cloyd, an acclaimed North Carolina roots duo whose combined musical heritage includes old time mountain, bluegrass, rock,…

No Injuries In Downtown Greensboro Explosions Two explosions in downtown Greensboro on Sunday night sent two manholes shooting skyward. Greensboro fire…

Bill For Legislative Session Goes Beyond Charlotte Ordinance North Carolina lawmakers are returning to work to consider halting implementation of…

A new Happy Hill art exhibit serves as the latest effort by residents to reclaim and preserve the history of Winston-Salem's oldest Black neighborhood.

A Winston-Salem bookstore and local youth organization are hosting an event this weekend featuring a panel of Black authors and a writing workshop for teens. Their goal is to empower young people.

The High Point City Council approved a reparations and reconciliation report in September in an eight-to-one vote, representing the culmination of an effort first started by the local NAACP Chapter.

In January, the city of Greensboro launched a $21 million loan fund to incentivize developers to build more affordable housing. And with more than 40,000 cost-burdened households — those paying more than a third of their income on a place to live — the need for more options is great.

Forsyth County parents are being encouraged to begin registering their eligible children for Pre-K, but options for early education in the area are dwindling.

As the primary election nears, some North Carolina universities are taking extra steps to encourage students to vote.