Greensboro officials request funds for water, sewer infrastructure improvements from state legislators
The city is requesting $160 million to help remove what are known as forever chemicals from one of its treatment plants.
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Elon Poll: Americans remain deeply polarized when it comes to Trump administration
The survey found that overall about 45% of Americans approve of President Trump’s job performance so far. But starker differences appear when the responses are narrowed by party: 88% of Republicans say they approve of the president, versus 36% of Independents and just 11% of Democrats.
Esther Deaver, known as Winston-Salem's 'Bike Lady,' hospitalized after assault
Police have charged Donald Norwood Jr., 65, with first-degree kidnapping and assault in connection with Deaver’s injuries. Both charges are felonies.
New book by local author chronicles the life of Doc Watson
For many people, Watson is the face of traditional music, with a voice and finger-picking style that has influenced generations of musicians. Born and raised on a High Country farm, Watson rose to fame in the early '60s, bridging the gap between folk music and bluegrass, and would go on to release dozens of albums and win multiple Grammys.
Report shows Guilford County renters face big challenges when it comes to finding housing
The county could also see a steep shortage of units over the next few years, according to the study.
Davie, Watauga projects receive rural infrastructure grants
The money will be used to renovate a building in Mocksville to serve as SBA Home's first U.S. factory. The company supplies furniture to IKEA.
WS/FCS to hold community input sessions on proposed boundary changes to diversify schools
The first session will be held on Wednesday from 4 to 6 p.m. at the M3 Innovation Center.
'Draw or Die' documentary by NC filmmaker spotlights artist Minnie Evans
The vibrant, serene patterns of Minnie Evans’ drawings are instantly recognizable, but during her life, she was an outsider to mainstream art institutions.
USDA scholarship for students at historically Black colleges suspended
A federal scholarship aimed at boosting students from underserved and rural areas attending historically Black colleges and universities has been put on hold.
Low-cost carrier Breeze Airways coming to Piedmont Triad International Airport
The airline found that there was a large number of people in the Triad who didn’t want to drive to another city for lost-cost fares.