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Forsyth Police Officer Christina Algya was honored after she recently had the chance to put her training into full effect to save the life of a gunshot victim.

Following both the House and Senate passing their respective versions of the state budget, lawmakers in Raleigh have begun to meet to negotiate a compromise. On Monday, legislative...

Visit Winston-Salem said Thursday it has named Stephanie Brown, a western North Carolina tourism veteran, as its next president effective July 1.

Forsyth County elected and public-health officials applied a somber, Biblical approach to Thursdays official end of the federal COVID-19 pandemic emergency after 38 months.

"...The way we track COVID-19 has changed. More people are using home tests, which are not reported to health officials, making case counts less reliable. Starting in May, doctors and

The average Forsyth County homeowner is projected to see about a 2% increase on their 2022 residential property tax payment, according to an analysis by national real-estate research firm Attom

The N.C. House approved on Wednesday a bill that would allow six Triad school districts, including Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools, to open the 2023-24 school year as early as Aug. 11.

Four Triad school districts were added Tuesday to an N.C. House school calendar bill originally filed for Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools and Stokes County Schools.

A specialty fabrics manufacturer in Forsyth County is requesting up to $1.12 million in local incentives in exchange for creating 59 jobs and spending $41.71 million on a new plant.

The first state House committee hearing is set for a bill that would allow Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools to open the 2023-24 school year as early as Aug. 11.