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The Winston-Salem City Council approved almost $3 million on Monday toward proposals meant to increase the supply of affordable and work force housing, but one planned for Northeast Ward ran

The new interactive exhibit "Rooted in Race: A Communitys Journey to School Integration," offers a historical look at the areas painful path out of desegregation and gives voice to the

The Arts Based School withdrew its request to buy land in the Happy Hills area of Winston-Salem. Now, residents there are asking the city to keep this land for what it was intended for — affordable housing.

The Winston-Salem City Council adopted new ward boundaries Sept. 19 that will go into effect next summer, turning aside challenges from people who pleaded for more public input or don’t

With opposition building from the Happy Hill neighborhood and elsewhere, the Winston-Salem City Council on Monday postponed action to sell nine acres for $1 to the Arts Based School, which

The Winston-Salem Police Department may participate in a pilot program in which automated license plate readers will be deployed throughout the city.

Forsyth County District Attorney Jim O’Neill wants the city of Winston-Salem to impose a curfew on young people because he said he has seen a dramatic increase in crimes being

An affiliate of Kaplan Early Learning Co. has spent $2.5 million to purchase the enrichment center of the historic Goler Memorial AME Zion Church in downtown Winston-Salem.

The new ward boundaries proposed for Winston-Salem aren’t just lines on a map: They shed light on the growing diversity of a city in which no racial or ethnic group

Despite the surge in homicides across the United States, Winston-Salems 18 homicides so far this year are behind the pace of the 22 homicides that occurred in the city during