North Carolina has received more than $1 billion in the past decade under the agreement with Big Tobacco 15 years ago.

A woman was charged with Misdemeanor Child Abuse after her 2-year-old son was found wandering in the street near their home.

We would all like to THINK we wouldn't fall for these, but....

LivingSocial hacked but company officials say credit card information was not stolen.

From the moment you step outside your house, until the moment you walk back in the door, someone's watching you.

Dzhokar Tsarnaev confessed that he and his brother weren't done.
A big flaw in their plan kept them from bombing Times Square.

An Army veteran was saved from a fire by an unlikely hero: his dog. 

Check out the top and bottom restaurant scores this week from across the Triad.

Officers were dispatched to Hoskins and Washington Streets just after 7 p.m. in reference to a shooting.

After investigating, police arrested 21-year-old Heather Lynn Richard Wednesday.

Some are calling it a "Film Flux." A few North Carolina lawmakers are considering a bill that will eliminate the current tax credit incentives for moviemakers.

A proposed reform to the NC Tax Code could mean residents paying sales tax on more of the goods and services they buy.

The study, called the "HVTN 505 clinical trial," kicked off in 2009 and had enrolled about 2,500 people in 19 cities.

Find out for free and in a matter of seconds if you're being ripped off when it comes to your rent.

A Triad search and rescue organization is mourning the lost of one of its search dogs after it was attacked by pit bulls last week.

An organization in Alamance County relies on volunteers to meet sexual assault victims right after their attack.

A former Raleigh doctor convicted in a DWI crash that killed a ballerina from Winston-Salem gets to make home visits.

 

 

Camp Lejeune has honored seven of its Marines killed in an explosion during a training exercise last month in Nevada.

 

When you purchase goods online, you can often save money. However, you might not save you quite as much money anymore.

The Greensboro city officials and the Greensboro Partnership are on a mission to improve the city's image and increase jobs.