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Mayor wants 750 units of affordable housing built each year.

Hotel bills? Food? Lost wages?

Theyre called basement apartments, granny flats and go by other names, but now people in Winston-Salem can call them "more easily allowed.

The council voted 5-3 in in favor of postponing action on the new rules until Feb. 7, so that a public forum can be held.

It’s not exactly a Thanksgiving miracle — it’s more like, “It’s about time.” But we’re sure that many small-business owners and workers in nonprofits will be properly thankful that much-needed

Winston-Salem, with the help of the United Way, is gearing up to hand out $3 million in grants to small businesses and nonprofit groups, with lower-income sections of the city

A divided Winston-Salem City Council approved a special-use permit for a proposed restaurant on Summit Street on Monday, despite fears from nearby residents that an already tight parking landscape may

View the Winston-Salem Journal for Thursday, October 21, 2021

The troubled Rolling Hills apartment complex should soon get a security gate and other improvements as the city and the apartment owners work toward the settlement of a lawsuit filed

The Winston-Salem City Council on Monday unanimously approved paying a $1,000 bonus to city workers who get vaccinated against COVID-19 or who have already been vaccinated.