A Kernersville mother is taking her concerns about her son's bullying to social media.

Danny "Chocolate" Myers talked to News 2 about the death of his longtime friend, Dick Trickle.

Check out your high and low scores of the week across the Triad.

Winston-Salem Fire Chief Antony Farmer says his department could save $145,000 - and potentially more a year - in fuel and vehicle maintenance costs if his department can stop responding to non-life threatening emergency calls.

In August of 2011, President Obama challenged the private sector to hire or train 100,000 veterans and military spouses by the end of 2013.

With prices up to 72% and down to $30 on the top brands, this is a major Ways to Save.

The Powerball jackpot has climbed to $475 million after no tickets matched the winning numbers in the latest drawing.

The company has not announced where the cuts will happen, but 675 employees in Randolph County already have enough to worry about.

More than five million children in this country are diagnosed with ADHD, but how many of them truly have the disorder? Could some of those children be eating something that only makes them appear to have the condition?

State Troopers believe texting is to blame for a fatal accident in Lexington.

Greensboro is ranked number 33 on a list of the top 100 metro areas for recent college graduates.

AT&T customers in southeastern Alamance County are experiencing phone outages, Emergency Management Director Dave Leonard told WFMY News 2.

How does a 5-year-old boy stop a moving car?

Some high schools in Guilford County have earned national recognition.

Two children playing outside an apartment complex were bitten by a rabid gray fox Saturday afternoon in High Point. 

Mom noticed there was no changing table in Starbucks restroom so she changed her son's diaper in the seating area.

A store employee at a Winston-Salem business went to the hospital after police say a man with a knife robbed the store.

Law enforcement agencies across the Triad are honoring officers who have died in the line of duty.

 

A Kings Mountain woman has been arrested and charged with beating another woman with a Bible.   

Grimsley High School's Karyn Dickerson will fight for funding in education and teacher pay as the 2013-14 Teacher of the Year