Allen H. Neuharth, the newspaper visionary and former Gannett chairman who founded USA TODAY has died.

 

Police said a man crashed his bicycle into an SUV Friday morning on W. Friendly Avenue.

The bar in downtown Greensboro is the home away from home for Bostonians, thanks to owner Chris Flathers, who grew up about 20 minutes outside the city.

The Boston College baseball team is in the Triad this weekend, but players' hearts are in Boston.

A suspected robber in unusual clothing is seen climbing over a counter at a credit union in photos released by the sheriff's deputies.

During a welfare check, Greensboro police found two women - one who was reported missing - dead in a home Thursday night.

State police say a campus police officer at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology has died from his injuries after a shooting on the campus outside Boston.

 

The Japan Meteorological Agency says a 7.0-magnitude earthquake has struck off far northern Japan and far eastern Russia.

As the nation faces tragedy after tragedy, our roundtable puts it all into perspective.

Authorities in Waco, Texas, said explosions rocked a fertilizer plant Wednesday evening as firefighters were battling a fire.

 

NASA's planet-hunting telescope discovered three planets that seem like ideal places for some sort of life to flourish.

There are lots of top spots this week across the Triad, but a couple restaurants were docked points for problems.

The FBI has released photos of two suspects in the Boston Marathon bombings and is asking for the public's help in identifying them.

 

An Administration Building near downtown Raleigh was evacuated for about 35 minutes just before 5pm Thursday.

A measles outbreak was reported Thursday by the NC Department of Health and Human Services in Stokes and Orange Counties.

The sheriff's office explained how they use surveillance to solve crimes. It's a long and complicated process to find clues.

While many were running away from the explosions at the Boston Marathon, one triad trainer ran toward them -- to help.

All 10-year-old Samantha Riggs wanted was a new heart. Now, she has one.

Dr. Christopher Ohl says it's rare to see this kind of poisoning in people.

The North Carolina General Assembly did away with class-size limits for most public school grades two years ago.