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Service Dog Missing, Family Asks For Help
The dog, Rusty, was supposed to be trained as Young's service dog.
Morehead Hospital Employees Lose Nearly 2,000 Lbs.
Since January, a group of 100 employees at Morehead Hospital lost nearly 2,000 pounds.
287 Jobs Coming To Mecklenburg County
A company which provides a variety of freight management services is planning to expand its national operations center in Mecklenburg County.
Aycock Middle Students Read With Gateway Plaza Buddies
Sixth graders at Aycock Middle School in Greensboro hangout with their reading buddies at Gateway Plaza in downtown.
Future K9s Join Guilford County Sheriff's Office
The young members of the Guilford County Sheriff's Office are being trained to join the K9 Unit.
Spring Crops Take On Cold Weather
It's spring, but the winter-like weather is making strawberry growing season a little more difficult.
Motorcycle Helmets Optional In NC?
Bill sponsor Rep. John Torbett of Gaston County says he's a motorcyclist who considers helmets a freedom of choice issue.
Consumer Reports: Most Reliable Motorcycles
Consumer Reports National Research Center surveyed more than 4,000 motorcycle owners.
Dr. Beverly Emory: New WSFCS Superintendent
The Winston-Salem Forsyth County School Board hired Dr. Beverly Emory as its new superintendent.
Gov't Not Holding Mortgage Agencies Accountable
A recent report that shows neither Freddie Mac nor the federal Housing Finance Agency were holding companies accountable.
NJ man wins $338M Powerball jackpot
A 44-year-old New Jersey man is the winner of a $338 million Powerball jackpot.
Teenager Calls Foul On Cancer While Chasing Softball Dream
16-year-old Taylor Foster is chasing her softball dreams while hoping to knock cancer out the park.
Dad: Josh Level Had Virus That Attacked His Heart
According to a medical examiner, Josh Level died from 'myocarditis,' a viral infection like the common cold that attacks the heart.
How Can A Virus Kill A Healthy Teen?
The pathologist told Josh Level's father a condition called myocarditis caused his son's death.
Vigil Called For Same-Sex Marriage Supreme Court Case
The same-sex marriage case before the high court could overturn gay marriage ban in North Carolina.
New Tool: Mapping Crime In Greensboro
The Greensboro Police Department is about to launch a new program that will allow the public to map crimes in the city.
2WTK: Government Doesn't Use The Post Office
Federal agencies spent $337 million on shipping. The financially troubled Postal Service got just $4.8 million of that, which is only 2% of the business.
Alleged Rape Victim Suing UNC For Expulsion Threat
The victim is being accused of violating the honor code by creating an environment that's intimidating for the suspect.
Sheriff: Man Cleaning Shotgun Kills His Son
Investigators say the 10 year-old boy was sitting in front of his father watching television when the gun fired as the father was wiping it down.
Council Mulls Name Change For Historic Roads
City council members will mull over renaming High Point Road and Lee Street during a work session Tuesday.
Service Dog Missing, Family Asks For Help
The dog, Rusty, was supposed to be trained as Young's service dog.
Morehead Hospital Employees Lose Nearly 2,000 Lbs.
Since January, a group of 100 employees at Morehead Hospital lost nearly 2,000 pounds.
287 Jobs Coming To Mecklenburg County
A company which provides a variety of freight management services is planning to expand its national operations center in Mecklenburg County.
Aycock Middle Students Read With Gateway Plaza Buddies
Sixth graders at Aycock Middle School in Greensboro hangout with their reading buddies at Gateway Plaza in downtown.
Future K9s Join Guilford County Sheriff's Office
The young members of the Guilford County Sheriff's Office are being trained to join the K9 Unit.
Spring Crops Take On Cold Weather
It's spring, but the winter-like weather is making strawberry growing season a little more difficult.
Motorcycle Helmets Optional In NC?
Bill sponsor Rep. John Torbett of Gaston County says he's a motorcyclist who considers helmets a freedom of choice issue.
Consumer Reports: Most Reliable Motorcycles
Consumer Reports National Research Center surveyed more than 4,000 motorcycle owners.
Dr. Beverly Emory: New WSFCS Superintendent
The Winston-Salem Forsyth County School Board hired Dr. Beverly Emory as its new superintendent.
Gov't Not Holding Mortgage Agencies Accountable
A recent report that shows neither Freddie Mac nor the federal Housing Finance Agency were holding companies accountable.
NJ man wins $338M Powerball jackpot
A 44-year-old New Jersey man is the winner of a $338 million Powerball jackpot.
Teenager Calls Foul On Cancer While Chasing Softball Dream
16-year-old Taylor Foster is chasing her softball dreams while hoping to knock cancer out the park.
Dad: Josh Level Had Virus That Attacked His Heart
According to a medical examiner, Josh Level died from 'myocarditis,' a viral infection like the common cold that attacks the heart.
How Can A Virus Kill A Healthy Teen?
The pathologist told Josh Level's father a condition called myocarditis caused his son's death.
Vigil Called For Same-Sex Marriage Supreme Court Case
The same-sex marriage case before the high court could overturn gay marriage ban in North Carolina.
New Tool: Mapping Crime In Greensboro
The Greensboro Police Department is about to launch a new program that will allow the public to map crimes in the city.
2WTK: Government Doesn't Use The Post Office
Federal agencies spent $337 million on shipping. The financially troubled Postal Service got just $4.8 million of that, which is only 2% of the business.
Alleged Rape Victim Suing UNC For Expulsion Threat
The victim is being accused of violating the honor code by creating an environment that's intimidating for the suspect.
Sheriff: Man Cleaning Shotgun Kills His Son
Investigators say the 10 year-old boy was sitting in front of his father watching television when the gun fired as the father was wiping it down.
Council Mulls Name Change For Historic Roads
City council members will mull over renaming High Point Road and Lee Street during a work session Tuesday.