weights&measures

There are a LOT of overnight construction projects in the Triad this week that you'll want to avoid. Plus, we preview tonight's Winston-Salem City Council meeting.

It's Independence Day! One of the most important battles of the American Revolution - arguably THE most important battle - was fought a few minutes away from here.

No final decisions on a November early-voting plan, but the Forsyth County Board of Elections offers some clues.

Forsyth Co. Bd. of Elections to discuss early voting, Atlantic Coast Pipeline sues dozens of property owners, plus traffic and weather

Possible changes to NC's early voting rules, plus traffic and weather.

North Carolina's General Assembly returns to Raleigh next week, but they won't be the only ones traveling to the state capitol. We talk to Rhonda Mays, current president of the Forsyth County Association of Educators, and Jade X. Jackson, one of the North Carolina chairs of the Poor People's Campaign: A National Call for Moral Revival.

The election coverage continues! In part two of our podcast on the Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Board of Education primaries, we talk to four of the five Democrats running for the District Two seats on May 8.

The election coverage continues! First, we explain everything you need to know about how the WS/FC Board of Education elections actually work; after that, we talk to four of the five Republicans running in the District Two primary on May 8.

We continue our coverage of the May 8, 2018 primary election with a report on the Republican primary for North Carolina's Fifth Congressional District. We talk to two of the three candidates: Dillon Gentry and Cortland Meader. (The other candidate, incumbent Virginia Foxx, declined to appear.)

The first-ever weights&measures podcast! In our inaugural episode, we help you decide how to cast your vote in the May 8, 2018 primary election -- specifically, the Democratic primary for North Carolina's Fifth Congressional District. We talk to both candidates: Winston-Salem City Councilwoman DD Adams, and public school teacher Jenny Marshall. Jonathan also discusses what's in store for future episodes, and where the name "weights&measures" came from.