Larry Little, well-known in Winston-Salem for his willingness to speak up, turns his voice to another cause: the importance of regular health screenings.

They all got the same advice from their teachers at Dudley High School during segregation. “They told us we could do whatever we wanted,” said Pamela Stewart, a retired Guilford County Schools ...

Several former National Football League players have publicly shared their experiences of coming out. Dorien Bryant's story began with his mother's di ...

Jun. 25—PLATTE — After 36 seasons, 546 victories and countless memories made as head boys basketball coach at Platte-Geddes High School, Frank Cutler is stepping away from the sidelines ...

Those on the tour included Blair Anderson, 73, who is sergeant at arms for the Piety Hill Neighborhood Association and was also one of the original Black Panthers.

Panthers rusher ready to represent for his home country in three years Carolina Panthers running back Chuba Hubbard has never strayed far from his Olympic dream. Before making his name in the NFL ...

With the NFL allowing players to compete in the 2028 Olympics, Carolina Panthers running back Chuba Hubbard could be living out his childhood dream.

Photographer recreates Bronzeville's 'Black Metropolis' in Juneteenth-inspired films Malik Zambize, 25, said Bronzeville’s bustling years of the 1920s through 1950s inspired this year’s films ...

It’s fair to say that the Florida Panthers are enjoying their Stanley Cup victory celebrations – but they have come at the expense of the trophy itself.

With Trump officials pushing to end diversity efforts, civil rights leaders and experts explain why Black organizations were created and still exist.