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Two people died after a boating accident on High Rock Lake Saturday afternoon.
The Emergency Response Team hosted a basic and advanced "SKYWARN" sever weather ...
Anyone ticketed for texting while driving faces a fine that begins at $100.
Elon (31-28) became the first team to advance to the league title game after ...
The attendance represents the largest crowd to see a college baseball game in ...
Ten years and a day after his Nationwide debut, Busch won for the record 57th ...
Sen. Hagan and Don Olson announced a partnership between Columbiana and the North Carolina Community College system.
Six students selected to send a science experiment to the International Space Station received lab coats today.
Parents and students can learn more about the College Tech Prep programs on Thursday, February 7th at Weaver Academy.
Where your child goes to school is an important decision and starting January 16th, you can get the process going.
School transportation director demonstrates where you should stop when you see a stopped school bus.
Study: U.S. schoolchildren may not improve their reading skills until they have a better grasp of basic vocabulary.
School officials: the gym won't be ready for basketball games until a tentative date of Jan. 17, 2013.
Superintendent Dr. Don Martin will leave the position in June 2013.
High Point University students have some heartwarming stories tell about fall break.
The Randolph County school system will begin a search for a new superintendent after Donald Andrews announced he'll step down at the end of the 2012-2013 school year.
Before the palm scanning technology students used finger imaging to identify their lunch accounts.
Retirement was the biggest reason for turnover. Less than 1 percent said they were leaving because of dissatisfaction.
They say it takes a community to raise a child and Winston-Salem/Forsyth County School is challenging the Triad community to help educate area-students.
Guilford College opened its doors to students of color in 1962. James McCorkle was the university's first African-American student.
Coach Heather Holmes was diagnosed with breast cancer in May, so members of the athletic department gave her a special surprise at Tuesday night's game.
Students will go back to class, with both groups attending class at Broadview, starting Tuesday.
During its Celebration of Excellence, Guilford County Schools announced the principal and teacher of the year.
The CBS Evening News and 60 Minutes contributor talked with students about the human spirit.
The President of Farley Associates answered questions about McNair Elementary School.
Friday, the U.S. Department of Education announced its 2012 National Blue Ribbon Schools.
School officials in Yadkin County are touting the results of an energy reduction project.
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On Monday, the first day of school, the Greensboro Police Department launched 'Operation School Watch'.
Wildlife officials confirm at least two people are dead after a boating accident on High Rock Lake Saturday afternoon.
The hunt for a black bear roaming around Winston-Salem might have come to an end Saturday morning after police found a bear dead on the side of the interstate.
So far in 2013, Forsyth Medical reported 9 total snake bites, 8 of which were venomous.
A Thomasville man turned himself into the magistrate's office after officers found drugs, weapons and moonshine during a raid at his home.
The top-seeded Tar Heels (50-8) scored the game's final 10 runs after trailing 7-2 in the ninth.
Two people received minor injuries after a small plane crashed at Charlotte Douglas International Airport shortly before 2 pm Friday, according to a report from CBS affiliate WBTV.
A Triad woman had back-to-back surgeries after swallowing a bristle from a wire grill-cleaning brush.
Kolby Garrison who is blind will sing before the History Channel 300 Race at the Charlotte Motor Speedway on Saturday.
North Carolina is the latest battleground for the company.
Police say they were able to arrest a suspect wanted in several vehicle break-ins Friday, thanks to video from a resident in an Asheboro neighborhood.
Clemmons, NC -- More than 30 wineries and vineyards turned out for one of the largest wine festivals in North Carolina.
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