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A local attorney says justice isn't easy to come by in cases like the one ...
Following a kidney donation from his coach, Kevin Jordan will play his ...
You've heard of people stealing copper wire or scrap metal, but how about ...
Senior guard Nick Barbour scored 44 points, breaking the High Point University ...
Page, NE Guilford and Burlington Cummings were among tonight's winners.
The 29-year-old Ruutu is second among Hurricanes skaters with 17 goals and ...
Instead of painting the town red, Dylan Henley is painting the trailer pink. (To raise money for mammograms.)
By simply dialing 2-1-1 or toll free 888.892.1162 you can speak to a referral specialist who will help you find services such as: food, housing, counseling, health care, child care, senior services, and volunteer opportunities.
Local police officer takes an interest in kids who are new to this country and ends up helping the whole community.
Unlikely hero, Stuart Chandler, makes it possible for area kids to get their homework done... He drives the van to get the tutors to them.
The Greensboro Urban Ministry shelves are now full thanks to a fall food drive.
Patti Benedict has struggled with Cystic Fibrosis her whole life. Now she needs a double lung transplant. But to get there, she could use your help.
Girl Scouts aren't what they used to be. They may have magenta stripes in their hair. They might even be changing the world.
After her adult daughter suffered a brain tumor, Dorothy Cude became her round the clock care-giver.
If you are a woman at the end of your rope, the Women's Resource Center may be just the thing to get you back on your feet.
His parents used to run a daycare, so Lee Allred has always loved kids. He uses another love, football, to impact kids he wouldn't have a chance to otherwise.
Zack Lloyd brought home five medals from the national skating competition.
When his kids went off to college, Anthony Dillon looked for a new way to invest his time; he took on a "Little Brother."
A former serviceman is helping veterans by training service dogs to ease them back into society.
11-Year-Old Matthew Olive gives back to the sanctuary house.
Anthony Darden doesn't let his personal challenges get in the way of helping others.
Emilie Storch has always loved horses but after being diagnosed with MS, she needed something new to live for. She found it in blind horses.
The Salvation Army is already looking for bell ringers for the upcoming holiday season.
After her granddaughter was having trouble in school, Donna Foxx created Empowered Sparks to give her granddaughter and her friends a way to connect with each other and with female role models.
After sufffering the loss of their son in 2002, a local family is facing new struggles as the mom is diagnosed with ALS. Their friends have rallied around them once again.
This is the first time in six years the Blessed Table Food pantry has had to ask for help from the community, but if they don't get the help they need, they may have to close.
Carol Knapp began her career in nursing before cell phones, iPads and reality television were ever invented!
It isn't a John Melloncamp song. It's a dream come true for one breast cancer survivor and a week at the beach for others.
Angel Hands asked for your help, you donated to give back, now your donations are helping others.
The week-long blood drive is being held to honor those who give their time and lives to serve our country.
Police said they found one person with gunshots and another dead from a self-inflicted gunshot on Cobbler Ridge Court.
A man who admitted he killed a 17-year-old and seriously injured a Good Samaritan in a drunk driving crash last year pleaded guilty Tuesday and will spend more than three years in prison.
Police said the victims are boys and were walking with their father to school at Dixon Academy.
Piedmont Cowboy Church provides a place for cowboys and cowgirls to worship.
Police checked a state database but found no registered owner for the gun.
Three separate weekend concerts brought the Greensboro Coliseum its largest crowds to date.
A driver for Papa Johns and another for Dominos both reported being robbed within minutes of each other in Greensboro.
Curtis Lutterloh pleaded guilty to killing 17-year-old, Darren Jones and leaving 38-year-old Carl Wheeler paralyzed and unable to speak. A judge sentenced Lutterloh to between 41 to 59 months but the victims' families will never find closure.
Sgt. Jeff Gordon said Wednesday that the applicant had just completed the run which is part of the screening process when he collapsed around 12:30 p.m.
A local attorney says justice isn't easy to come by in cases like the one that killed a local teenager and crippled a father of three.