Morning Headlines: Thursday, October 29, 2015
Gov. McCrory Signs Immigration Legislation Targeting Ids
Greensboro
Morning Headlines: Tuesday, October 27, 2015
Greensboro Police React To Article Charging Bias
Greensboro Police React To Racial Bias Accusations
Greensboro police are reacting after an article in the New York Times highlighted the racial disparity in how the department deals with traffic stops.
Merger Deal Could Mean Big Changes For Greensboro-Based Bank
Two North Carolina banks are merging to create the largest community bank in the state.
Incumbent Victories, Low Turnout Mark Greensboro Primary
A relatively small number of Guilford County voters went to the polls Tuesday to cast their ballots for several offices in the 2015 municipal primary.
Greensboro Candidates Take The Stage At Community Forum
The League of Women Voters is helping Greensboro residents prepare for the city's October municipal primaries.
Triad’s Dentists, Docs and CEOs Among Highest Paid Nationally
The Triad Business Journal is examining how pay varies by career and how Greensboro-High Point and Winston-Salem stack up wage-wise compared to
Presidential Candidates Shift Focus To North Carolina
Contenders in the 2016 presidential race are turning their attention to North Carolina, which is once again expected to be a swing state.
$100 Million Redevelopment Project Breathes New Life Into Revolution Mill
A major renovation of a historic property in Greensboro is moving full speed ahead.
Hearing To Begin In Greensboro Redistricting Case
A hearing over a new law that restructures Greensboro's city government begins Thursday in federal court. The city wants the federal judge to stop the law from moving forward.