The N.C. Division of Childhood Development and Early Education found evidence of children being kicked, treated roughly.
The sole doctor of the National Institute of Toxicology PLLC in Mount Airy, Wendell Lewis Randall, has been sentenced to 30 months in prison after pleading guilty to one count of health care fraud and one count of money laundering.
NikkeiAsia reported that Honda is ordering batteries from Toyota for at least 400,000 vehicles it plans to sell in the U.S. over the next 12 months.
ProKidney Corp. reported Friday a $61.2 million loss in fiscal 2024 as the biotechnology company resumed production and retrenched its growth plans to its Winston-Salem facilities.
Neighbors sound the alarm as damage caused by a sinkhole at a busy neighborhood grocery appears to move closer to busy road in Ardmore.
Although the 3.7% state jobless rate is unchanged for the sixth consecutive month, there's a likelihood it will go up — potentially substantially — in February and March as federal government job cuts are accounted for from the Elon Musk-led DOGE cost-slashing initiative
Once finished, SolRiver Capital will have brought 12 solar projects online in the Carolinas, totaling 100 megawatts of generating capacity.
Greensboro is 10th and Winston-Salem checks in at No. 15 on the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America’s latest list of 200 U.S. “allergy capitals.”
Saveonne Deshawn Gist pleaded guilty in the shooting death of Charles Edward Anderson Jr.
Against the odds, a quirky attraction called the Land of Oz opened atop Beech Mountain and succeeded in a big way for a time.
Across the decades the original has morphed and survived a bankruptcy, fire and vandals.
Hurricane Helene dealt its spiritual ancestor, a festival called the Autumn with Oz, another severe blow.
NCCU will install Karrie Dixon, a Winston-Salem native, as its 13th chancellor.
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Police are still investigating, but a preliminary assessment shows possible driver impairment to be a contributing factor.
Victim in critical condition after being shot by co-worker who attacked his wife at Republic Services.
The Land of Oz, a quirky tourist attraction popular in the 1970s, has managed to survive bankrupty, fire and vandals.
But Hurricane Helene might prove to be too much to overcome.
Immigrants accounted for 83.5% of Guilford County's growth last year, while foreign-born residents made up 56% of Forsyth County's population increase, according to the U.S. Census Bureau.
The sites of four federal offices in Greensboro and one in Wilkesboro are listed for potential lease termination on the controversial ‘wall of receipts” website of the Elon Musk-led Department of Government Efficiency.
Immigrants accounted for 83.5% of Guilford County's growth last year, while foreign-born residents made up 56% of Forsyth County's population increase, according to the U.S. Census Bureau.
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"We are more deeply connected in 2025 than we were before COVID, and we continue to leverage the relationships that emerged during this time to work on shared goals,:" said Denise Price, a deputy county manager and Health and Human Services director.
The Journal chose to focus its five years of the pandemic coverage on asking Triad healthcare providers how we survived, what lessons have been learned and has our political divide spilled over too much into public health.
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After 107 years of life, former Winston-Salem city Alderman Virginia Kimbrough Newell passed away Friday morning.
Changes to the cemetery's official website have also made it more difficult to learn of the bravery of another local Black Medal of Honor recipient, Henry Johnson. Johnson won the Medal of Honor for his heroics with the Harlem Hellfighters in WWI.
Inmar Intelligence said the N.C. Courage partnership marks the launch of a dedicated sports business platform for Inmar, with plans to expand its innovative approach across the professional sports industry.
In a split vote Thursday night, Forsyth commissioners denied more evening meetings to a crowd of about 100 residents who complained about the board’s regular schedule of meeting at 2 p.m.
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A Winston-Salem man is facing charges in connection with the shooting death of another man in late December, authorities said Friday.
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A bicyclist is injured when a car strikes his bike in Winston-Salem.