Here are the scores of the week from across the Triad.

Republican leaders pulled the bill from the chamber's calendar Thursday and rescheduled floor discussion for Tuesday.

The chamber voted 39-9 Thursday for legislation sought by the consumer finance industry. Leaders say the industry hasn't had interest rate and loan amount caps changed in 30 years and need help to improve profits.

The student was told the picture would be pulled because a baby in a school yearbook photo was not school related.

A new government report says suicide kills more Americans than car accidents.

Celia Kuperszmid Lehrman, deputy home editor from Consumer Reports, has some important tips for buyers.

Collin Smith has had to use a lot more than his smarts to earn a diploma.

News 2 investigated what people can do to track down their immunization records and when they got their vaccines.

Police arrested the second Guilford County jail escapee Wednesday night, thanks to help from an anonymous caller.

More than 2,500 citations were written in Greensboro last year for people who parked illegally in handicapped parking spaces.

2 Wants To Know & Sheriff's Deputies were outside a businessman's home at 6:45am.

The federal government says the judge who issued the ruling had exceeded his authority.

WFMY News 2 talked with the mother of the man who started the state's first outbreak of the measles since the 1980s.

 

Volunteers with the Better Business Bureau of Greensboro took calls to help people dealing with identity theft and other consumer issues.

Cooper wants Triad residents to take steps to protect their personal information and protect their identity.

This 60% off deal makes today a prime one to print your memories permanently.

A man who escaped from the Guilford County Jail in High Point more than a month ago is back in jail.

 

A man in Stokes County is the source of the measles outbreak after taking a trip to India without receiving the recommended vaccine.

 

For the 2013-2014 school year, the Guilford County School Board passed a 5 cents increase by a vote of 5 to 4.