On Sunday, thousands of race fans were taking in the action at the Historic North Wilkesboro Speedway.

According to a notice published in the Winston-Salem Journal, the Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center must gain compliance in three areas including patients rights, nursing services, and governing body before April 24, 2011.

As the death toll from last weekend's storms continued to rise Wednesday, the extent of the physical and economic damage to North Carolina became clearer.

After a college student wrote an article about the affair that included an abortion, the sheriff's office started investigating.

Bowzer from Sha Na Na performed to raise money for childhood cancer foundation that benefits families at Brenner Children's Hospital.

With the possibility of lots of jobs coming, Friday's Triad Business Journal report is good news for the Triad.

The impact of U.S. trade policy on North Carolina manufacturing jobs will be the star issue in next year's U.S. Senate campaign.

A man, believed to be 30 years old, robbed the In and Out Mart on Broad Street in Winston-Salem wearing a woman's wig.

Cigarette makers, including R.J. Reynolds, would also benefit by extension of an export tax credit worth $12 million a year.

One of the rules will require children under 4 feet tall to wear a life jacket if they don't pass a swim test.

Budget Director Rhonda Tatum says a portion of the money will come from returned Dell incentive money.

The N.C. Center for Missing Persons issued a Silver Alert for a missing Winston-Salem man.

The line break closed Country Club Road for over 12 hours and flooded a nearby body shop.

Memorial Day Weekend is the first weekend many area pools open for summer. But Winston-Salem city pools will open with some new rules in place, to keep your kids safe.

Police say 3 adults and 2 children were in the car when the driver lost control and hit a ditch flipping the car over. A 3 year-old who was in the car died at the hospital.