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City of Greensboro evacuate more than 180 residents from student housing apartment complex
GREENSBORO, N.C. —The city of Greensboro has evacuated the District at West Market Apartments, a student housing complex, after discovering multiple building an
Greensboro church returns home after car crash restoration
GREENSBORO, N.C. — A Greensboro church is celebrating a long-awaited return home after a fluke accident forced its congregation to worship elsewhere for months.
Mebane City Council approves rezoning for new Sheetz location on Buckhorn Road
The city of Mebane is set to see significant street improvements on Buckhorn Road as preparations begin for a new Sheetz location.The Mebane City Council unani
Energy officials expect higher bills amid colder-than-normal winter
A colder-than-average winter is expected to push household energy bills higher across North Carolina, according to a new federal forecast.The National Oceanic a
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Don Garber on his future with MLS: The league 'needs to have new thinking’
MLS Commissioner Don Garber on Lionel Messi, promotion-relegation and his own future with the league.
Urban Meyer, legendary Ohio State University coach inducted into Hall of Fame
"Triple Option" host and legendary college football head coach, Urban Meyer, was inducted to the College Football Hall of Fame on Tuesday night.
Howard: 'U.S. Men will top this group’
Tim Howard believes the U.S. Men's National Team are a lock to win their group at the 2026 World Cup
Law allowing guns in North Carolina private schools sparks debate on student safety
A controversial law went into effect on Monday, Dec. 1, that allows employees or volunteers to carry guns in North Carolina private schools.
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City of Greensboro evacuate more than 180 residents from student housing apartment complex
GREENSBORO, N.C. —The city of Greensboro has evacuated the District at West Market Apartments, a student housing complex, after discovering multiple building an
Greensboro church returns home after car crash restoration
GREENSBORO, N.C. — A Greensboro church is celebrating a long-awaited return home after a fluke accident forced its congregation to worship elsewhere for months.
Mebane City Council approves rezoning for new Sheetz location on Buckhorn Road
The city of Mebane is set to see significant street improvements on Buckhorn Road as preparations begin for a new Sheetz location.The Mebane City Council unani
Energy officials expect higher bills amid colder-than-normal winter
A colder-than-average winter is expected to push household energy bills higher across North Carolina, according to a new federal forecast.The National Oceanic a
Greensboro evacuates housing complex over safety violations, relocates tenants
The City of Greensboro has evacuated a multifamily property at 830 W. Market St. due to significant building and fire code violations, affecting more than 180 r
Hoffman & Hoffman to create 131 jobs with $40M expansion in Greensboro
Hoffman & Hoffman, Inc., a supplier of commercial HVAC systems, is set to create 131 jobs in Guilford County as part of a $40 million expansion of its corporate
Trump expands travel ban: new restrictions target 20 nations over security concerns
The proclamation comes following the shooting of two National Guard soldiers with the suspect being an Afghan national over Thanksgiving Day Weekend.
Peeping Tom suspect arrested in Asheboro
Elian Perez Tadeo, a 25-year-old Asheboro resident, has been arrested and charged with secret peeping, according to Officer Reeves.Tadeo was taken into custody
Ice Cold Issues: Triad plumbers warn residents of freezing pipes as temperatures drop
KERNERSVILLE, N.C. —"It depends on how bad it's damaged. Anytime you freeze, the ice causes the pipe to swell and usually burst," Dodson said. "Depending on ho
Nick Reiner charged with first-degree murder in parents' killing, District Attorney says
Los Angeles County District Attorney Nathan Hochman announced the charges filed on Tuesday.
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Firefighters warn of space heater, generator dangers as winter weather arrives
The National Fire Protection Association has identified heating equipment as one of the leading causes of home fires. In 2024, fire departments nationwide respo
Cone Health enacts new guidelines as respiratory illness season begins
Cone health says respiratory illness season is officially underway, with flu, rsv, covid-19, and other viruses spreading throughout the community. New masking a
Greensboro police: Violent crime is down, domestic violence is up
Greensboro police say violent and property crime declined over the past year, but domestic violence remains one of the city’s persistent and deadly challenges.A
Wanted man arrested after car chase in Archdale
The Randolph County Sheriff’s Office arrested Mickey Tylar Smith, 33, after a vehicle pursuit on Dec. 14, 2025, in Archdale.Deputies attempted to locate Smith
Stolen vehicle abandoned at sheriff's office leads to arrest in Graham, N.C.
A man accused of stealing a vehicle in Greensboro was arrested after abandoning it in the Alamance County Sheriff's Office parking lot.On Dec. 13, 2025, at 1:4
Power outages close multiple Stokes County schools
Power outages have forced the closure of several schools in Stokes County, including North Stokes High School, Piney Grove Middle School, Stokes County Academy,
Child struck by pickup truck near school bus in High Point, investigation ongoing
On Dec. 15, 2025, at 6:45 a.m., the High Point Police Department responded to a vehicle-versus-pedestrian traffic crash in the 3100 block of Triangle Lake Road.
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Greensboro evacuates housing complex over safety violations, relocates tenants
The City of Greensboro has evacuated a multifamily property at 830 W. Market St. due to significant building and fire code violations, affecting more than 180 r
City of Greensboro evacuate more than 180 residents from student housing apartment complex
GREENSBORO, N.C. —The city of Greensboro has evacuated the District at West Market Apartments, a student housing complex, after discovering multiple building an
Greensboro church returns home after car crash restoration
GREENSBORO, N.C. — A Greensboro church is celebrating a long-awaited return home after a fluke accident forced its congregation to worship elsewhere for months.
Stolen vehicle abandoned at sheriff's office leads to arrest in Graham, N.C.
A man accused of stealing a vehicle in Greensboro was arrested after abandoning it in the Alamance County Sheriff's Office parking lot.On Dec. 13, 2025, at 1:4
Mebane City Council approves rezoning for new Sheetz location on Buckhorn Road
The city of Mebane is set to see significant street improvements on Buckhorn Road as preparations begin for a new Sheetz location.The Mebane City Council unani
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Brown University campus remains mostly quiet as search for shooter continues
It was quiet around the Brown University campus Tuesday, days after a gunman shot two students and injured nine others.
Graham defends Trump admin's boat strike campaign, pushes for Venezuelan regime change
Rubio and Hegseth defended the boat campaign, going as far as saying it had prevented drugs from reaching American shores.
White House designates fentanyl as weapon of mass destruction
The White House has officially designated fentanyl as a weapon of mass destruction, citing the thousands of overdose deaths attributed to the illicit drug.
MIT professor shot dead at his Brookline home; police launch homicide investigation
The prosecutor’s office said no suspects had been taken into custody as of Tuesday afternoon, and that its investigation was ongoing.
Trump orders blockade on Venezuelan oil tankers, escalating pressure on Maduro regime
President Donald Trump said Tuesday he has ordered a blockade preventing all “sanctioned oil tankers” from entering Venezuela.
'One of the most devastating disasters': Washington faces long-term recovery after floods
Gov. Bob Ferguson on Tuesday praised relief efforts following more than a week of heavy rains and flooding while warning that recovery from the damage.
Duo gets decades in prison for killing ex-police chief in car theft and hit spree
Two men who pleaded guilty to the murder of a retired police chief in Las Vegas are expected to receive their prison sentences on Tuesday.
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Don Garber on his future with MLS: The league 'needs to have new thinking’
MLS Commissioner Don Garber on Lionel Messi, promotion-relegation and his own future with the league.
Urban Meyer, legendary Ohio State University coach inducted into Hall of Fame
"Triple Option" host and legendary college football head coach, Urban Meyer, was inducted to the College Football Hall of Fame on Tuesday night.
Howard: 'U.S. Men will top this group’
Tim Howard believes the U.S. Men's National Team are a lock to win their group at the 2026 World Cup
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Nick Reiner set for first court appearance after being charged with parents' murder
The charges could lead to a life sentence in prison without parole or the death penalty.
From Holiday Road LA to Grinchmas: 8 holiday experiences you can’t miss this season
Check out the must-visit holiday activities to try this Christmas season in the Southern California area.
Mariah Carey’s 'All I Want for Christmas Is You' shatters another record
Mariah Carey’s holiday classic “All I Want for Christmas Is You” has just broken another record on the Billboard charts.
How Taylor Swift helped THIS Marvel star pull off their engagement
Taylor Swift helped put the "cherry on top" of an already romantic Parsian proposal to his now fiancée.
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There’s still a nationwide shortage of homes — so why are sellers getting desperate in some places?
There’s a national housing shortage, yet buyers are in control in many markets. Here’s how to think about the housing supply in the U.S.
Survey: Fewer Americans believe their finances will improve in the year ahead, compared to past 2 years
Americans are growing more pessimistic about their finances amid inflation and job worries.
Debunking your realtor’s “30% rule” — Americans need to set aside 43% of their income for a home
The longstanding affordability benchmark appears to have become obsolete.
I dreamed about homeownership for years. The reality isn’t what I expected
Homeownership isn’t always the dream—you may sacrifice more than you expect.
Mortgage rates rise despite Fed cut
Mortgage rates rose this week despite a third consecutive Fed cut.
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If you’re looking to borrow money, you’re probably benefiting from this law.
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Rates are falling, and finance pros say it may be time for Americans to rethink some strategies.
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Community Connections: Jo Dee Messina Comes to the W-S Fairgrounds, August 17th!
This week ABC45's Rebecca Russell sits down with a big name is Country music, Jo Dee Messina, to discuss her new Heads Carolina Tales California Tour. Winston-
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Lawmakers renew vows to address online safety for kids in long-delayed void
Congress is trying to gear up for another run at addressing a longstanding problem with protecting children online after years of promises to crack down.
Government shutdown to stretch into next week with Senate on recess and no end in sight
The government shutdown entered a 24th day on Friday as lawmakers remain deeply divided on a plan to reopen the government.
Supreme Court decision on party limits could reshape spending in 2026
The Supreme Court could loosen restrictions on how much political parties can spend in cooperation with candidates.
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US struggles with increased COVID, flu, RSV amid falling vaccine use
COVID infections and hospitalizations are rising as the U.S. goes through its first seasonal uptick after the end of the public health emergency, which as comin
Midwife pleads guilty to destroying 2,600 COVID-19 vaccines and issuing fraudulent cards
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Cuomo says New Yorkers 'should be very proud' on COVID-19, but 'federal government failed'
Former New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo testified about how he handled the COVID-19 pandemic. Cuomo has been accused of misrepresenting the number of deaths.
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The U.S. is seeing a rise in coronavirus cases for the first time since the public health emergency was ended in May.
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AG Jackson suing FEMA over decision to cancel $200M storm-relief program
North Carolina Attorney General Jeff Jackson has sued the Federal Emergency Management Administration (FEMA) over its decision to cancel a program that provides
North Carolina sues federal officials over $6.8B freeze in education funding
Twenty-Five states, including North Carolina, are suing the Secretary of Education, Director of the Office of Management and Budget and President Donald Trump.
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North Carolina Governor Josh Stein discussed Helene recovery while visiting small towns in Western North Carolina.
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Walking pneumonia cases surge among children, CDC reports
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OJ Simpson dies from prostate cancer, spotlights men's health risks
O.J. Simpson died from a disease that all men are at risk of getting, especially Black men.
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