Photo by Tevin Stinson BY TEVIN STINSON THE CHRONICLE The Winston-Salem Urban League (WSUL) is looking to bridge the gap between the African-American community and law enforcement here in the
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BY STEVE REED AP SPORTS WRITER CHARLOTTE (AP) – Michael Jordan finally spoke out on Monday about racial tensions in America in hopes of easing conflicts between blacks and law
BY CASH MICHAELS FOR THE CHRONICLE Earlier this week, a tired, weary Dallas Police Chief David Brown, admittedly still heartbroken over the murders of four of his department’s officers and
BY ANNA GRONEWOLD ASSOCIATED PRESS RALEIGH — Recordings from law enforcement body and dashboard cameras will not be considered public records in North Carolina under a law signed Monday by
Submitted photo Police Chief Barry Rountree and Asst. Chief Wilson Weaver speak on Saturday, Dec. 19. Special to The Chronicle
House, Senate leaders seek to void private property veto To the Editor: North Carolina House and Senate leaders responded Friday,
Above: Stephen Hairston and Glenn Bratton As both a former Winston-Salem Police sergeant and Winston-Salem Branch NAACP president, Stephen Hairston sees
(pictured above: Kenny Brown speaks as Olivia Sedwick and Mona Zahir look on.) In the wake of the killing of
It was one of the most difficult scenes in Spike Lee’s classic movie “Do the Right Thing,” the brutal strangulation
Local voices calling for progress on immigration (pictured above: WSSU students Bria Jones, Michael Lane and Endazha Hannah.) Rev. Glenn Pettiford,
