Fewer people are attending a world-renowned furniture market in North Carolina, where state law defines which bathrooms people can use and limits legal protections for LGBT people.
Fewer people attended the High Point Furniture Market this spring compared to a year ago, according to new numbers released Friday.
There are new developments in a mystery that has Triad connections, and it involves thousands of dollars of stolen Napa Valley wine.
The Guilford County Health Department is trying to figure out how healthy the county really is. That’s why they’re going door to door to survey hundreds of local residents.
The City of High Point is getting federal help in setting up a farmers market.
High Point’s Police Chief is stepping down. Marty Sumner’s retirement will end a 30 year career in Triad law enforcement.
Ashley Furniture says it plans to hire 454 new workers in Davie County after the state promised the company nearly $10 million in tax breaks.
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
Three more North Carolina police officers are on administrative leave. This comes after a man was killed during a domestic dispute last weekend.
A town hall meeting in High Point Tuesday night focused on prescription drug use. This comes as the city has been dealing with a major heroin epidemic.
High Point has seen a significant drop in heroin overdoses from a year ago. Police attribute the decline to arrests targeting a local street gang.
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