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A new multi-million-dollar loan program for developers aims to increase the number of affordable housing units in Greensboro. The recently launched Greensboro Housing Loan Fund is a public-private partnership that’s been years in the making.

A Guilford County Schools 5th grader will have a story she wrote turned into an opera and performed on stage next week. Her piece is about the importance of staying true to yourself.

Greensboro officials have publicly expressed support for Step Up on Second, the city’s partner on a permanent supportive housing project, even after the group became embroiled in a multimillion-dollar lawsuit. But public records reviewed by WFDD paint a more complex picture of the city’s response and relationship with the organization.

The Guilford County Board of Commissioners approved a High Point facility as the location for a new center to aid women with children in recovery from substance use.

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.

The city of Winston-Salem is honoring Black History Month with a traveling exhibit celebrating the history of Black builders and craftspeople.

February is National Children’s Dental Health Month, and North Carolina officials are stressing the importance of kids' dental hygiene.

First National Bank of Pennsylvania discriminated against Black and Latino homebuyers in North Carolina for a period of at least four years, the Justice Department said Monday, the latest in a long list of banks who have been caught redlining.

North Carolina's top insurance regulator has denied an industry request to raise homeowners' insurance premiums by an average of 42% — and to almost…

Dr. Cleon Thompson Jr., who served for 10 years as chancellor of Winston-Salem State University, has died. Thompson served as chancellor from 1985 to…