Winston-Salem News | Latest Headlines (2024)

Benny Gantz, a centrist member of Israel’s three-man War Cabinet, has announced his resignation. Sunday’s move does not immediately pose a threat to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who still controls a majority coalition in parliament.

As Donald Trump seeks to make inroads with Black voters, fresh allegations accusing him of racially insensitive words and slurs have surfaced, touching off a flurry of denials.

Borrowersin their 20s and 30s are having the most difficulty paying their credit card bills, with many on the verge ofsevere delinquency.

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Q: I’ve been helping my parents clean out my grandparents’ house. In the past, my grandparents told my mother that they had life insurance policies that were paid up and they would give her the information. Unfortunately, their health declined quickly, and they never told her where the polic…

Read through the obituaries published today in Winston-Salem Journal.

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WASHINGTON— Here's a look at how area members of Congress voted over the previous week.

The insertion of state campaign finance law changes into an already controversial N.C. House bill is being pitched as either leveling the playing field on corporate and union donations, or opening another floodgate for out-of-state dark money into high-profile 2024 election races.

The state legislature on Thursday reached an agreement on public masking exemptions, allowing individuals ages 16 and older to wear a medical or surgical grade mask for the purpose of preventing the spread of contagious disease — with the condition of removing it upon request by law enforcement.

Police found Kathryn Garton Holmes, 67, suffering from a gunshot wound after responding to a report of a vehicle crash on Denny Road in northern Greensboro.

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A Rural Hall teenager has been sentenced to prison after he pleaded guilty to killing a woman in August 2022, court records show.

Police are investigating the death of a man who was shot in Winston-Salem early Saturday morning, according to a news release.

A Yadkinville man was sentenced to prison this week after he pleaded guilty to driving around with a dead man in his car.

A Lexington man is facing charges after police found a dead dog and another dog chained to a pole at the man's home, authorities said Friday.

The insertion of state campaign finance law changes into an already controversial N.C. House bill is being pitched as either leveling the playing field on corporate and union donations, or opening another floodgate for out-of-state dark money into high-profile 2024 election races.

The Winston-Salem City Council on Monday approved the sale of four vacant city lots for $1 each to the Moravian Church Southern Province for the construction of affordable housing, with a $160,000 loan to offset costs to buyers.

The state House speaker has stopped a House bill that would have require North Carolina and North Carolina State to play each other each year in football and in men’s and women’s basketball.

The finance committee has endorsed the proposed 2024-25 Winston-Salem city budget, which includes a 10% tax increase driven mostly by higher salaries and bus system costs. The full council will vote on the budget June 17.