Officials in Newtown, Conn., officials say the district should tear down the elementary school and construct a new building on the property.

 

A Canadian man is facing more than six years in prison after pleading guilty to targeting the elderly in a sweepstakes scam including in NC.

A North Carolina man faces multiple life prison sentences for a plot to behead witnesses whose testimony convicted him in terror attacks.

 

A Greensboro family is hailing their 13-year-old son a hero after he helped evacuate his sister and grandparents from their burning home.

 

It's no secret.  If you own a pet, you know he cost of food and boarding for your pets can quickly add up. 

A bill moving through Congress would allow employees the option of getting compensatory time off instead of getting paid time and a half.

Former Congressman Bob Etheridge joined about 30 teachers and parents Friday to raise awareness about legislation they say will harm instruction, student preparedness and the financial health of public schools.

Emergency crews are on the scene of a small plane crash, according to WRAL.

Ariel Castro has become the number one villain in the eyes of America. It leaves us asking why he deserves an attorney.

The step-mother who confessed to killing and dismembering Zahra Baker now says she didn't do it. We had body language expert Blanca Cobb examine Elisa Baker's recent prison interview.

The average person encounters 1200 to 1600 ads every day. Companies are clawing for your attention, and your cash.

Here are the top and bottom scores of the week from across the Triad.

Legislation meant to clarify when and how student-led prayers are allowed in public schools has passed the North Carolina Senate.

 

Judge in Texas agrees with Cheerleaders, that bible messages are okay on banners during games.

Police say they tested the chemicals they found in a home on Regents Park Lane, which prompted deputies to call the bomb squad during a drug operations raid.

An Alamance County woman stood by Governor Pat McCrory's side as he signed into law, "Lily's Law."

 

Afternoon storms dumped heavy rain and even a little hail on some parts of the Piedmont-Triad Wednesday afternoon.

In a report released Wednesday by the Center for Medicaid and Medicare Services, consumers have a glimpse of what hospitals across the country charge for their services.

Some Alamance county officials are trying a new approach that could mean 450 jobs.