A recent change means North Carolina's health insurance plan no longer covers gender-affirming care, leaving transgender employees in limbo.

A noodle tour ranking all the best ramen around Greensboro, including Takara Noodle and Hokkaido Ramen & Sushi.

Nabarun Dasgupta, a senior scientist at UNC-Chapel Hill and expert on fatal drug overdoses, was awarded the $800,000 prize.

Partisan politics has taken hold in North Carolina’s municipal elections–even in the races that are supposed to be non-partisan.

CHAPEL HILL, NC – The nonprofit Youth Journalism International will host a panel discussion with four prominent North Carolina journalists at 7 p.m., Oct. 2, at the Varsity Theatre, 123 E. Franklin St...

Writer Laura Carney lost her father in when she was just 25. In completing his unfinished “bucket list,” she reconnected with him—and herself.

Once Kyoto Fantasy Express, Thai Square stirs memories of a family restaurant and a life well lived in Greensboro.

At Reel Seafood Grill in Greensboro, N.C., the whole flounder arrives head to tail. Crisp, glazed, and unforgettable.

The librarian and community organizer says she can represent the district and the city more holistically.

Facing criticism and an ongoing SBI investigation, Matheny said he is still concentrating on the issues he cares about most.

Chris Clemens accused the trustees of "hiding matters of grave public concern,” including tenure debates, using a Signal group and closed session.

Republicans have made a political cudgel of Iryna Zarutska’s killing. A draft crime bill expected this week may be more posturing than solutions.

At Reel Seafood Grill in Greensboro, N.C., the whole flounder arrives head to tail. Crisp, glazed, and unforgettable.

Police still use odor to justify searches, even though legal hemp and illegal marijuana smell the same. The state Supreme Court now weighs in.

The afternoon tea service at The O. Henry Hotel provides “a little luxury" to get through trying times, says our reporter.

My dad couldn’t make me love it. But Qinji Hawaiian BBQ & Ramen gets the job done.

State Supreme Court campaigns used to be functionally nonpartisan and removed from the political debates of the day. Not any more.

The UNC-Chapel Hill chancellor is sticking with his big-picture vision endures despite federal uncertainties and campus clashes.

After a company that sells camera technology donated to a Republican fund, lawmakers passed legislation that could make it millions.

There are a lot of contenders for the Greensboro City Council's at-large seats. But Irving Allen thinks he has a shot this time around.

A Holly Springs restaurant and 34 Texans teamed up to build an $8,887 Bloody Mary topped with crab legs, lobster, steaks, and caviar—now under review for Guinness World Records.

Gyukaku in Greensboro offers a communal Japanese barbecue experience which goes beyond pulled pork and grilled vegetables.

The late Jim Melvin, former mayor, helped shape the city he loved for decades, earning the moniker “Mr. Greensboro.”

Greensboro-based Held gives money directly to people who are unhoused. It sounds radical, its founder admits, but it’s working.

Nashville Hot Chicken now belongs to the world. But with two new hot chicken joints opening across the street from each other in Greensboro, we've reached a peak.

The Assembly Network has been recognized with 35 awards from the North Carolina Press Association this year.

A Guilford County judge silenced a News & Record reporter and seized her notes. The same judge is blocking efforts to challenge the ruling.

Greensboro's restaurant, Machete, offers a unique and delicious approach to roasted oysters. For Joe Killian, it's also a link to childhood.

City officials and local groups aim to make Greensboro more bike friendly with better safety for cyclists and more bike lanes.

Court proceedings show the former candidate to lead public schools has started a new organization and angled for a Trump administration job.

The Prince of Darkness, who gave us heavy metal as we know it, has been laid to rest.

An asylum seeker and her children face the terrifying new reality of immigration hearings.

Chez Genèse offers a new take on the Southern tomato sandwich. Joe Killian investigates—and admits it’s kind of genius.

Filing ended Friday for Greensboro City Council, setting the races for the October 7 primary and the November 4 general election.

Two moms needed a place for their kids to play while they caught up on or finished work. So they built their own playplace cafe.

An effort to save the Tryon house where Nina Simone was born reveals the artist’s complicated relationship with her hometown.

The Republican gubernatorial candidate's longtime love of professional wrestling offers a decent insight to his political rise and fall.

The probe into a sitting but unnamed Greensboro City Council member was initiated two days after an Assembly story on allegations against City Council Member Zack Matheny.

Ruben Wright was a high-ranking Black Marine before a 2006 murder conviction. His lawyers say a main theory presented at trial has collapsed.

Though town officials call the power surge in Red Springs an “Act of God,” tens of thousands of dollars in lost home appliances and municipal financial documents suggest otherwise.

The official Hasbro-backed Monopoly game for Greensboro omits key local landmarks. Some say knock-off versions better represent the city.

Greensboro eliminated a food pantry in Glenwood with rat and insect problems. Residents say the city should have helped instead.

What does the future hold for Guilford? 'Without significant changes to our financial model, we simply do not have the cash flow or revenue to continue operating.'