Shriver died Tuesday after being hospitalized for several days in his native Maryland.

A Triad veteran wants the military to use more than just airstrikes to defeat the Islamic State.

The couple near Charlotte was not allowed to lead their son's Boy Scout troop because they belong to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

Safe Haven Equine Rescue & Retirement was formed a year ago to rescue horses in need of food, shelter, and medical attention due to neglect or abuse in an effort to improve their quality of life.

Greensboro native Corrine Stickley Buckalew, her husband and two children were killed in a small plane crashed Tuesday.

When Mitt Romney worked at Bain Capital, the company had a big impact on the Triad. The private equity firm bought mattress-maker Sealy and relocated its corporate headquarters from Cleveland to just south of High Point.

Holy Trinity Episcopal Church in Greensboro partnered with Stop Hunger Now to package 20,000 meals to send overseas.

One woman was injured when her SUV skidded off Millers Mill Road near Trinity and flipped down an embankment.

State and federal tax credit programs for the renovation of eligible historic properties in the state of North Carolina are set to expire in 2014, unless the legislature opts to renew them.

Officials at both Trinity and Wheatmore High Schools are wondering about the vandals who committed some pretty ridiculous crimes.

You get a job, earn a paycheck and then start paying the bills. It's reality!