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

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

A lawsuit alleges tensions over leadership and work culture are plaguing the beloved USS North Carolina.

A century after underground explosions killed at least 53 people, a community commemorates the state’s ‘forgotten’ mining history.

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

An effort to commemorate a neighborhood steeped in Black history finally pays off.

The N.C. History Center on the Civil War, Emancipation & Reconstruction looks to tell “the truth with all its blemishes.”

Once called “the most dangerous man in Greensboro,” Nelson Johnson survived the Greensboro Massacre and inspired generations.

"The relevance is not just timely but timeless," says the author of a new book about the Greensboro Massacre.

This historically Black community just outside of Boone has weathered quite a bit over its 200 years.