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Researchers Find Link Between Red Dye 40 And ADHD
More than five million children in this country are diagnosed with ADHD, but how many of them truly have the disorder? Could some of those children be eating something that only makes them appear to have the condition?
Troopers: Texting to Blame For Fatal Car Accident
State Troopers believe texting is to blame for a fatal accident in Lexington.
Greensboro Ranks #33 For New College Graduates
Greensboro is ranked number 33 on a list of the top 100 metro areas for recent college graduates.
SE Alamance Co. Experiencing Phone Outages
AT&T customers in southeastern Alamance County are experiencing phone outages, Emergency Management Director Dave Leonard told WFMY News 2.
Mom Has Seizure While Driving, 5-Year-Old Stops Car
How does a 5-year-old boy stop a moving car?
GCS High Schools Nationally Ranked
Some high schools in Guilford County have earned national recognition.
Rabid Fox Bites Two Children In High Point
Two children playing outside an apartment complex were bitten by a rabid gray fox Saturday afternoon in High Point.
Diaper Change At Starbucks Ends With Police Called
Mom noticed there was no changing table in Starbucks restroom so she changed her son's diaper in the seating area.
Police: Clerk Injured By Knife Wielding Robber
A store employee at a Winston-Salem business went to the hospital after police say a man with a knife robbed the store.
Fallen Officers Remembered Across Triad This Week
Law enforcement agencies across the Triad are honoring officers who have died in the line of duty.
NC Woman Accused Of Bible Beating
A Kings Mountain woman has been arrested and charged with beating another woman with a Bible.
North Carolina's Teacher of The Year Is Ready For The Challenge
Grimsley High School's Karyn Dickerson will fight for funding in education and teacher pay as the 2013-14 Teacher of the Year
NC Senate To Take Up Bill Loosening Smoking Laws
A NC Senate bill invalidating some local government and community college smoking rules that go beyond state law is up for a committee vote.
NC Jury Trials Could Be Waived In Amendment Change
NC's constitution gives criminal defendants the right to a trial and to be convicted by a jury. Now, some lawmakers want to change that.
Abortion Education Bill Passes NC Senate
A divisive bill requiring North Carolina educators to teach children that abortion causes later premature births is headed to the House.
Rare Look Inside Honda Aircraft Company
WFMY News 2 takes a rare look at aviation innovation inside Honda Aircraft Company.
With IRS, Benghazi And AP: Is This The Second-Term Curse?
President faces battles on multiple fronts. Some say it's the second-term curse.
UPDATE: Amber Alert Cancelled For Missing NC Girl
An amber alert has been cancelled for a missing 3-year-old from Lincoln County, N.C.
Becoming A Mother On Mother's Day
Mother's Day was particularly special for Ashley Allen and Celeste Proffit as they both gave birth to their respective first child.
FBI: Gang Violence Not Terrorism
Gunmen opened fire as dozens of people marched in a Mother's Day second-line parade in New Orleans on Sunday, wounding at least 12 people, police said.
Researchers Find Link Between Red Dye 40 And ADHD
More than five million children in this country are diagnosed with ADHD, but how many of them truly have the disorder? Could some of those children be eating something that only makes them appear to have the condition?
Troopers: Texting to Blame For Fatal Car Accident
State Troopers believe texting is to blame for a fatal accident in Lexington.
Greensboro Ranks #33 For New College Graduates
Greensboro is ranked number 33 on a list of the top 100 metro areas for recent college graduates.
SE Alamance Co. Experiencing Phone Outages
AT&T customers in southeastern Alamance County are experiencing phone outages, Emergency Management Director Dave Leonard told WFMY News 2.
Mom Has Seizure While Driving, 5-Year-Old Stops Car
How does a 5-year-old boy stop a moving car?
GCS High Schools Nationally Ranked
Some high schools in Guilford County have earned national recognition.
Rabid Fox Bites Two Children In High Point
Two children playing outside an apartment complex were bitten by a rabid gray fox Saturday afternoon in High Point.
Diaper Change At Starbucks Ends With Police Called
Mom noticed there was no changing table in Starbucks restroom so she changed her son's diaper in the seating area.
Police: Clerk Injured By Knife Wielding Robber
A store employee at a Winston-Salem business went to the hospital after police say a man with a knife robbed the store.
Fallen Officers Remembered Across Triad This Week
Law enforcement agencies across the Triad are honoring officers who have died in the line of duty.
NC Woman Accused Of Bible Beating
A Kings Mountain woman has been arrested and charged with beating another woman with a Bible.
North Carolina's Teacher of The Year Is Ready For The Challenge
Grimsley High School's Karyn Dickerson will fight for funding in education and teacher pay as the 2013-14 Teacher of the Year
NC Senate To Take Up Bill Loosening Smoking Laws
A NC Senate bill invalidating some local government and community college smoking rules that go beyond state law is up for a committee vote.
NC Jury Trials Could Be Waived In Amendment Change
NC's constitution gives criminal defendants the right to a trial and to be convicted by a jury. Now, some lawmakers want to change that.
Abortion Education Bill Passes NC Senate
A divisive bill requiring North Carolina educators to teach children that abortion causes later premature births is headed to the House.
Rare Look Inside Honda Aircraft Company
WFMY News 2 takes a rare look at aviation innovation inside Honda Aircraft Company.
With IRS, Benghazi And AP: Is This The Second-Term Curse?
President faces battles on multiple fronts. Some say it's the second-term curse.
UPDATE: Amber Alert Cancelled For Missing NC Girl
An amber alert has been cancelled for a missing 3-year-old from Lincoln County, N.C.
Becoming A Mother On Mother's Day
Mother's Day was particularly special for Ashley Allen and Celeste Proffit as they both gave birth to their respective first child.
FBI: Gang Violence Not Terrorism
Gunmen opened fire as dozens of people marched in a Mother's Day second-line parade in New Orleans on Sunday, wounding at least 12 people, police said.