Greensboro

First Amendment experts have raised concerns about a Guilford County judge who seized a reporter's notes and placed her under a gag order in July. The Greensboro News & Record has yet to appeal the order and hasn't commented on the case. Michael Hewlett, who has been reporting on this issue for The Assembly, joined us to discuss his findings.

GREENSBORO — A school district in North Carolina has been busing students to polling place so they can vote, register to vote or just to have a look.The…

A new cartoon on Fox follows the misadventures of the Harts, a blue-collar North Carolina family struggling to get by. It’s called Bless the Harts. The…

Three Greensboro residents living in poverty who have solicited money in public are challenging a city ordinance that criminalizes aggressive…

A man accused of bringing a knife into a west Charlotte charter school was arrested and taken into custody Wednesday morning.Media outlets report CMPD…

A federal judge has blocked a law redrawing the electoral map of the Greensboro City Council. Earlier this month, the General Assembly passed a law…

Earlier this year the General Assembly passed a law redistricting Greensboro’s city council. Thursday, a federal judge will hear arguments on the…

On Monday, the North Carolina House overwhelmingly voted against a bill to redistrict the Greensboro City Council. Yet House members found themselves…

Monday, the North Carolina House will again vote on a bill to change the makeup of the Greensboro City Council. The Greensboro City Council is currently…

Duke Energy has more than 90,000 miles of overhead power lines across the Carolinas, which makes for a lot of tree-trimming to keep the lines clear – and…