AP Photo/Gerry Broome Protesters topple Confederate UNC statue Police stand guard after the confederate statue known as Silent Sam was toppled by protesters on campus at the University of North
Tag "North Carolina"
The founder of an organization that is undertaking the largest African-American oral history project since the Works Progress Administration’s efforts to collect slave narratives in the 1930s came to Winston-Salem to ask for help in identifying residents of North Carolina for the project.
Editorial: N.C. taxpayers paying for GOP pettiness
Thanks to tinkering by North Carolina’s General Assembly, voters this November will face a virtual book of a ballot, chock full of somewhat bewildering constitutional amendments. Some are rather silly,
The talent, creativity, and artistic prowess of Forsyth County were on full display last weekend as hundreds gathered for the
For-profit colleges are expected to shut down three campuses in North Carolina cities before the end of the year.
RALEIGH, N.C. — North Carolina civil rights leaders are threatening to sue the state over a recently passed law that
By Tom Lopez Leaders in the N.C. General Assembly announced today that they will introduce a constitutional amendment requiring voter
By Ed Hanes Today [Wednesday, June 6], thousands of low-income students across the state came one step closer to breaking
