Students from Marvin Ward Elementary School are helping to feed those in need. The 2nd grade students held a food drive as part of a school project on kindness. But the project did not end when the food drive was over.

The devices are designed to keep people safe in the case of a sudden cardiac arrest.

Ghosts, ghouls and goblins, oh my! One of the Triad's most popular Halloween attractions gave WFMY News 2 a preview of this year's haunt.

Hospital leaders said the tower will create more jobs, offer bigger private rooms and had 16 state-of-the-art operating rooms.

Durham police said the pigs, weighing about 60 pounds each, likely fell out of the back of a truck.

Audas has served as president and general manager of KTHV-TV in Little Rock, AR, since 2002. He succeeds Deborah Hooper, who was named president of the Greensboro Chamber of Commerce.

The Council approved $310,000 for the Natural Science Center to add parking spaces.

City crews worked all day Wednesday cleaning up debris in the cemetery. A funeral is scheduled for Thursday morning.

The owner of Exclamation Catering, Ed Curry, is heading to Augusta, Ga. for this years Masters golf tournament.

Eden is one of 26 cities chosen in the nation that could become the next All-American-City.

All of city and town council seats across the county are up for grabs, including Greensboro and High Point mayor.

The NCDOT will close the Business 40 ramp to and from MLK, Jr. Drive in Winston-Salem for a two month period.

Pink in the Park is a free event designed to give people information about breast cancer.