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How You Can Help Those Affected In Oklahoma
The different ways you can donate money to the American Red Cross disaster relief fund to help the victims in Oklahoma.
Caught On Cam: Woman Reunited With Dog Buried In Rubble
A woman was reunited with her dog who was buried under rubble following a destructive tornado that demolished parts of Oklahoma.
Shaniya Davis Murder Trial Winds Down
Attorneys are expected to summarize for jurors the case of a man on trial in the rape and murder of a 5-year-old girl in 2009.
Julie Luck Reveals Her Secret Job: NBA Cheerleader
WFMY News 2 anchor, Julie Luck, reveals her secret job: professional cheerleader for the NBA's Golden State Warriors.
Protect Yourself Against Scams That Target Seniors
Fred McClure warns seniors about frauds and scams. He offers free seminars to churches and senior groups.
Duke Energy Turns Off Disabled Veteran's Power
Duke Energy cuts off the power for a disabled veteran and mother of three despite efforts by female vets advocacy group.
National Guard Dad Surprises His Kids At School
It's not Father's Day, but a soldier/Greensboro father got the hug of the year after surprising his kids at their school.
Lexington Man Issued 27 Charges For Break-Ins
A man was charge with multiple break-ins, including a church that was hit two times in two days, according to the Davidson County Sheriff's Office.
GSO Mellow Mushroom Will Not Monday
Fire officials shut down the Mellow Mushroom restaurant in Greensboro, Sunday.
College To Career: Tips For New Graduates
Eyadiel said employers are looking for students who can learn and contribute quickly in a rapidly changing workplace.
UNC Researchers: More Calories In Food Than Expected
Researchers from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill think they can do a better, more up to date job than the government of finding out what people eat and how many calories are in it.
Criminal Trial Set To Begin for Ex-NC Rep. LaRoque
An ex-NC lawmaker is set to face a jury over accusations he used government-funded non-profit corporations as personal piggy banks.
Concert Helps Triad Teacher, Singer Fight Brain Cancer
Alison Wood is fighting stage four brain cancer, and the community is helping.
Slow Cookers Could be a Kitchen Hazard
Slow cooker lids could explode in some cases.
One Winning Ticket Sold In Florida On Powerball
Terry Rich, a lottery official in Iowa, confirmed the ticket matching all six numbers was sold in Florida.
Boy Scout Leaders Prepare To Vote On Resolution Allowing Gay Scouts
Leaders with the Boy Scouts of America are preparing to vote on Thursday on a proposal to lift a ban on openly gay members.
New Sunscreen Labels Designed For Easier Use
Sunbathers this summer will find new sunscreen labels that are designed to make the products more effective and easier to use.
Victim ID'd In Greensboro Fatal Hit-And-Run
Detectives say they found the victim lying in the middle of the road near the corner of Willow and Alamance Church Roads around 5 a.m.
Service Dogs Graduate To Help Wounded Warriors
On Saturday, a group of dogs graduated the Patriot Rovers program to help wounded veterans. Each service dog is named after a fallen soldier with a soldier who's returned home wounded from war.
Up To 60 Injured After Car Drives Into VA Parade
An emergency official says about 50 to 60 people were injured after a car drove into a group of hikers at a parade in a small Virginia town.
How You Can Help Those Affected In Oklahoma
The different ways you can donate money to the American Red Cross disaster relief fund to help the victims in Oklahoma.
Caught On Cam: Woman Reunited With Dog Buried In Rubble
A woman was reunited with her dog who was buried under rubble following a destructive tornado that demolished parts of Oklahoma.
Shaniya Davis Murder Trial Winds Down
Attorneys are expected to summarize for jurors the case of a man on trial in the rape and murder of a 5-year-old girl in 2009.
Julie Luck Reveals Her Secret Job: NBA Cheerleader
WFMY News 2 anchor, Julie Luck, reveals her secret job: professional cheerleader for the NBA's Golden State Warriors.
Protect Yourself Against Scams That Target Seniors
Fred McClure warns seniors about frauds and scams. He offers free seminars to churches and senior groups.
Duke Energy Turns Off Disabled Veteran's Power
Duke Energy cuts off the power for a disabled veteran and mother of three despite efforts by female vets advocacy group.
National Guard Dad Surprises His Kids At School
It's not Father's Day, but a soldier/Greensboro father got the hug of the year after surprising his kids at their school.
Lexington Man Issued 27 Charges For Break-Ins
A man was charge with multiple break-ins, including a church that was hit two times in two days, according to the Davidson County Sheriff's Office.
GSO Mellow Mushroom Will Not Monday
Fire officials shut down the Mellow Mushroom restaurant in Greensboro, Sunday.
College To Career: Tips For New Graduates
Eyadiel said employers are looking for students who can learn and contribute quickly in a rapidly changing workplace.
UNC Researchers: More Calories In Food Than Expected
Researchers from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill think they can do a better, more up to date job than the government of finding out what people eat and how many calories are in it.
Criminal Trial Set To Begin for Ex-NC Rep. LaRoque
An ex-NC lawmaker is set to face a jury over accusations he used government-funded non-profit corporations as personal piggy banks.
Concert Helps Triad Teacher, Singer Fight Brain Cancer
Alison Wood is fighting stage four brain cancer, and the community is helping.
Slow Cookers Could be a Kitchen Hazard
Slow cooker lids could explode in some cases.
One Winning Ticket Sold In Florida On Powerball
Terry Rich, a lottery official in Iowa, confirmed the ticket matching all six numbers was sold in Florida.
Boy Scout Leaders Prepare To Vote On Resolution Allowing Gay Scouts
Leaders with the Boy Scouts of America are preparing to vote on Thursday on a proposal to lift a ban on openly gay members.
New Sunscreen Labels Designed For Easier Use
Sunbathers this summer will find new sunscreen labels that are designed to make the products more effective and easier to use.
Victim ID'd In Greensboro Fatal Hit-And-Run
Detectives say they found the victim lying in the middle of the road near the corner of Willow and Alamance Church Roads around 5 a.m.
Service Dogs Graduate To Help Wounded Warriors
On Saturday, a group of dogs graduated the Patriot Rovers program to help wounded veterans. Each service dog is named after a fallen soldier with a soldier who's returned home wounded from war.
Up To 60 Injured After Car Drives Into VA Parade
An emergency official says about 50 to 60 people were injured after a car drove into a group of hikers at a parade in a small Virginia town.