The pandemic has changed the way we move in the world and the way we interact with others on a daily basis.
Guilford County Schools has received state approval to create two new virtual academies.
The City of Winston-Salem is applying for more federal funding to support those without stable housing during the coronavirus pandemic.
Charlotte-based Belk department stores has announced it’s laying off staff due to losses from the coronavirus outbreak.
Greensboro has long been home to one of the nation’s highest eviction rates, and that was before the pandemic.
Restaurant owners throughout the Triad have had to get creative in order to navigate their businesses through coronavirus regulations.
Governor Roy Cooper and the Coronavirus Task Force addressed the public Wednesday, on the state's highest day yet of confirmed COVID-19 cases.
Piedmont Triad International Airport is seeing a rise in passenger travel as people cautiously board planes for their summer vacations. But there could still be turbulence ahead.
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North Carolina public school leaders are anticipating more information from the state on Wednesday about the reopening of school buildings.
An executive order requiring face coverings in public for all North Carolinians is set to go into effect Friday at 5 p.m.
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