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Forsyth Countys House Republican representatives reintroduced Monday legislation that would allow Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools to open the 2023-24 school year as early as Aug. 11.

A federal lawsuit has been filed against state Health Secretary Kody Kinsley addressing the N.C. Department of Health and Human Services foster-care placement services for children with disabilities.

Heres the latest on Decatur-area businesses that are opening, expanding, moving or closing.

Construction on the future home of a Krekel’s in Forsyth will start soon.

NorthState announced plans Tuesday to offer its fastest fiber internet services in much of Bethania, Lewisville, Pfafftown and northern Winston-Salem as part of its latest expansion in the Triad.

Residents of Forsyth County now have a greater risk of contracting COVID-19 than they have for months, according to Friday’s Centers for Disease Control update.

A Republican-sponsored state House bill introduced last week would require the N.C. Department of Health and Human Services to send death certificate notices directly to county boards of elections.

Forsyth County is far from alone in expressing concerns over a proposed statewide foster-care services plan.

Deputy Medicaid secretary Dave Richard is urging the Forsyth Board of Commissioners — and other commissioners — to allow the state Children and Families Specialty Plan to be fully developed

These titles have been removed from Forsyth County public school libraries.