Eleven months after Hurricane Helene devastated the mountain town, tourists are trickling back.

A project evaluating new intercity passenger rail lines across North Carolina is igniting new passion for an old form of transportation.

A vacant plot of land in the center of downtown Greensboro holds decades of history and untold potential.

Renters at a Greensboro apartment complex say they have been living in substandard conditions, and that the city isn't doing enough to protect them.

We talked to engineering experts about repairing the hundreds of roads, bridges, and culverts Hurricane Helene destroyed.

The area already faced rising housing prices and a growing number of people without homes.

The Venus flytrap has survived numerous adversaries over the years, from encroaching development to bureaucratic delays.

A LNG processing facility, four power plants, multiple compressor stations, and a number of pipelines are all awaiting state approval.

Columbus County no longer has any public and community swimming pools—a reflection of racism, rural decay, and lost opportunity. 

Greensboro’s Interactive Resource Center has served people experiencing homelessness for 15 years. But increased demand and an expanding urban core have put the organization at the center of a fight.