Winston-Salem

Local leaders are weighing financial packages to lure a chemical company referred to as "Project Touchdown" to Winston-Salem.

The $33 million project could be completed in January, 2028 if approved by the state.

The event will provide food, clothing, and medical resources for those experiencing homelessness.

The new path is part of the city's effort to create a continuous trail network for pedestrians.

Greensboro native John Isner was once a top-ten professional tennis player. He remains the only player to win the Winston-Salem Open in back-to-back years. Now, recently retired from the ATP tour, he's a tournament ambassador.

Dozens of people marched through the downtown area carrying signs, tombstones and decorative umbrellas. The focus was on how Trump's signature bill could harm North Carolinians.

Attendees will be able to taste and learn about food connected to local Black history.

Elmhurst University history professor Karen Benjamin gave a talk about her findings at Knollwood Baptist Church Tuesday afternoon.

A key witness recanting their previous testimony was evidence that led a judge to dismiss the charges.

At a press conference in downtown Winston-Salem Monday, Police Chief Penn took questions from reporters about the five homicides that took place in the city over the weekend.