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Contenders in the 2016 presidential race are turning their attention to North Carolina, which is once again expected to be a swing state.
A major renovation of a historic property in Greensboro is moving full speed ahead.
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.
Governor McCrory has weighed in on the recent laws changing the Greensboro City Council, calling it a bad bill. He also plans to speak with lawyers about the legality of the measure.
Greensboro developer Roy Carroll said Wednesday that he hopes to build a new Greensboro office tower that would likely be the tallest in North Carolina outside Charlotte.
A North Carolina energy advocacy group is testing the state's utility monopoly law with the installation of solar panels on a Greensboro church.
Greensboro’s fire chief is leaving his post. Chief Greg Grayson says he is retiring and will take a job with the North Carolina state fire marshal's office.
Winston-Salem grew faster than the state as a whole from 2013 to 2014, according to a new report from the U.S. Census Bureau.
A recent report says about 67 percent of students in Guilford County schools are considered low-income. That’s an 8 percent increase from the last school year.
A Burlington company is now one of just six in the U.S. approved by the Federal Aviation Administration to produce jet engines. The announcement could mean more jobs in the region.
A bill that would restructure Greensboro city government had a hearing at a senate committee meeting Thursday.
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