Winston Salem, NC News

• Winston Salem, NC News
• Watson remains critical
• Retiring chairwoman plans to keep ties with Salem
• 2,000 protesters support gay rights
• Book chronicles a career, life spent fighting cancer
• Hospitals low-key on charity
• Memorial Day 2012: Davidson native flew helicopter missions in Iraq
• Letters from children warm veterans' hearts
• Art as a graduation requisite proposed
• Milestones
• The People's Business
• Memorial Day closings
• State / Local Briefs: Ex-FBI agent to discuss Smith case
• Doc Watson still critical; family called to bedside
• Nonprofit Notebook: Friedberg school gets $1,000 donation
• Crowd gathers to protest Klan rally in Iredell County
• Legislative Briefs: Medicaid gap fix signed by Perdue
• Stroke clinic aims at prevention
• Scene & Heard - Ballgoers see red as way to aid heart drive
• Regional Briefs: Walkertown man shot; cousin charged
• Wine-tasters brave heat to try N.C. wines
• Nonprofit exemptions for hospitals worry local leaders facing tax increases
• Attorney: Appointment to Surry Community College board legal
• Sexton: Public servant's troubles will be sorted out in court
• Wine-tasters brave heat to try N.C. wines
• Deputies: Walkertown man in surgery after being shot by cousin
• Sexton: Good man's troubles will be sorted out in court
• Democrat running for House District 74 pulls out of race, had string of legal troubles
• Parkland's class of 2012 is money
• Memorial Day closings
• Cape Hatteras among top 10 beaches in country
• Beier, No. 2 at Novant, steps down
• The Briefcase
• McCrory, political committees file suits against
• The State
• Teenager charged after stolen SUV hits house
• City budget plan would raise property taxes by 8.8%
• Carter G. Woodson, nearly 15 years in, plans expansion
• Carl Forsman named drama dean at UNC School of the Arts
• One vote separates candidates in Wilkes
• 'American Idol' to hold tryouts next month in Charlotte
• Chief of GMAC Insurance division resigns
• One vote really does count in Wilkes County school board race
• One dead, two injured in head-on collision in Mount Airy
• Winston-Salem proposed budget would raise property tax rate 9 percent
• Brunstetter: Make art a grad requirement
• Watson doing better after surgery manager says
• Carter G. Woodson, nearly 15 years in, plans expansion
• Carl Forsman named drama dean at UNC School of the Arts
• Yadkinville Road bridge on Old U.S. 421 reopening today, a week ahead of schedule
• Winston-Salem police charge two with trafficking cocaine
• Doc Watson still in critical condition
• Taxi driver in Winston-Salem crashes cab as robber points weapon at him
• State briefs
• UNC trustees question unsupervised courses
• Forsyth Medical files CON request for angioplasty system
• Festival will offer music and Wilkes County lore
• Catawba County to allow church protest
• Warren Buffett's letter to editors, publishers
• Warren Buffett says he'll be hands-off with newspaper content but supports community coverage
• Questions, few answers, as county board mulls budget
• Doc Watson, 89, in critical condition in hospital
• State Rep. Larry Womble charged with death by motor vehicle
• Christy Respess named chief executive of YWCA
• Recount scheduled for Wilkes County board of education
• Warren Buffett says he'll be hands-off with newspaper content but supports community coverage
• Kernersville man charged in death of infant girl
• Questions, few answers, as county board mulls budget
• Reynolda House offering free admission to active military, families
• Walnut Cove looking for new town manager
• Logan Heating and Air buys local electrical contractor
• Go-carts, turkey fat, sledgehammers and hot dogs: school year winds down at Career Center
• Man charged in wreck that killed ex-WSSU athlete
• Regional Briefs: State Board of Elections certifies primary results
• Committee vote a step in the right direction
• Agency files complaint against Maiden church
• Simmons gets 50 years in Ponzi scheme
• Judge will hear arguments Tuesday on wrongful-death lawsuit
• Wilkes Regional opens emergency room, heart center
• Jefferson Middle teacher named WSFC Teacher of the Year
• Renovated, expanded Tanglewood pool set to open June 15
• Judge will hear arguments Tuesday on wrongful death lawsuit
• Wilkes Regional opens emergency room, heart center
• Commissioners will tackle $1.5-million gap Thursday
• Jefferson Middle teacher named WSFC teacher of the year
• Two local high schools place in national Newsweek ranking
• Renovated, expanded Tanglewood pool set to open June 15
• Boone standoff ends in arrest of 56-year-old man
• Man charged in car accident that killed former WSSU player, injured another
• Flight from Paris to Charlotte diverted by threat
• Two high schools in Winston-Salem area make Newsweek's top-1,000 list
• New environmental laws taking shape in N.C. Senate
• McCrory and Dalton offer sharply different visions for N.C.
• Wind farm could harm the N.C.'s bald eagle population
• Regional Briefs: Davidson County commissioner cited
• Prosecutors to appeal judge's ruling in sex abuse case
• Decision delayed on 2013-14 WS/FC school calendar
• Bill would let corporations direct taxes to private schools for low-income students
• Hendersonville man accused of abandoning dogs
• Protest planned at church after pastor calls for concentration camp for gays
• Womble returns briefly to legislature; committee voices support for compensation bill
• Lambeth to retire from Baptist
• Gas prices expected to keep falling over Memorial Day weekend and beyond
• County plans salute to fallen Marine
• DOT resurfacing stretch of Kernersville Road
• 'Daniel's Playground' memorial to fallen Marine from Yadkin County
• Marshals' task force arrest man for probation violation
• Local students visit D.C. for cooking competition
• Governor's School supporters pushing for renewed state funding
• Pinnacle man dies from injuries sustained in car crash
• More motorists expected to hit the road this Memorial Day weekend
• New kid-friendly trail at Mount Jefferson to open Saturday
• Statesville toddler burned in fire faces 20th surgery
• 22 states, including N.C., join campaign finance fight
• Empty Chicago stores raise questions for Charlotte
• Surry County manager set to retire
• High Point city manager proposes tax hike
• Public hearing on N.C. eugenics bill scheduled today in Raleigh
• Judge rejects part of North Carolina's campaign finance system
• Estimates lowered on N.C.'s natural gas supply
• 1,700 graduate from Wake Forest, including a sixth-generation Deacon
• Foster parent pleads guilty to sexually abusing 17-year-old girl in his care
• Council OKs connector for Muddy Creek
• North Rowan High teacher suspended after yelling at student over Obama criticism
• State / Local Briefs: Yadkin playground to be named for Marine
• Senate OKs annexation bill
• Sexton: 'What now?' week brightened by surprise ending
• Hospitals must adjust to health care changes, report says
• Three arrested in burglaries of Wake Forest students' homes
• TSA demonstrates advanced-imaging technology at PTI airport
• Charlotte company to open its second solar farm in Surry County
• Three arrested in burglaries of Wake Forest students' homes
• Hospitals must adjust to health-care changes, report says
• Wake alumnus wants school to address Shariah law
• Fireworks cancelled at Tanglewood for July 4: No sponsors
• Wake Forest graduates 1,700, including some sixth-generation Deacons
• TSA demonstrates advanced-imaging technology machine at PTI
• School may start earlier, end earlier, in 2013-'14
• Husband of congressional candidate suffers small stroke
• Study: 2,000 convicted then exonerated in 23 years
• Fracking in North Carolina could carry extra risks
• Hickory man convicted of 1987 rape to be set free
• Proposed Asheville budget keeps current tax rate
• Charlotte speedway predicts uptick in attendance, spending
• 'America's Got Talent' winner performs in Statesville
• Statesville NAACP celebrates successes, notes challenges
• KKK flier in Reidsville invites 'White People Only' to 'cross lighting'
• Police: Boy runs into street, gets struck by car in Winston-Salem
• NATO activists set sights on Charlotte
• Whether Womble will attend legislative session still unclear
• School calendar shift studied
• Concussion study will focus on Reagan, not Reynolds, football team
• Old-timey hardware store sells just about everything
• Milestones
• Nonprofit Notebook
• Scientists from N.C. State involved in fossil discovery
• 2 troopers awarded for lifesaving actions
• New River audit planned; mismanagement alleged
• Raising juvenile court age proposed
• State / Local Briefs: Woman robbed at Rural Hall McDonald's
• The People's Business
• Winston-Salem City Council member to be delegate at Democratic National Convention
• Man wearing dark makeup and pajama pants robs woman in McDonald's parking lot
• Saving the Phoenix
• Deal reflects Buffett's vision
• McCrory campaign demands television stations drop ad
• Man doesn't forget elephant he gave zoo
• Regional Briefs: Tropical storm is off S.C.; no threat so far
• Rollcall for May 20
• North Carolina a political headache for Democrats, Obama
• Scene & Heard
• Jeremy Mayfield's wife files Chapter 7
• Police arrest man who fell from railroad bridge
• Restaurant customers closer to being able to order rare burgers
• State and local briefs for May 19
• Stokes man drowns trying to rescue two others
• RIGHT ON! The Eliminators reunite after 36 years
• 4 arrested in Forsyth District Court melee
• Harris Teeter steps up security at its Triad stores
• Bill would remove most county oversight of groups that manage mental health services
• Construction on new Yadkin County Jail to begin Monday
• Paisley magnet school move unlikely, making parents and alumni happy
• U.S. 421 work on Boone will cause traffic delays
• Tengion receives warning from NASDAQ
• Keycard manufacturer to expand and create 42 jobs in Buncombe County
• Authorities investigate infant's death in Thomasville
• RIGHT ON! The Eliminators reunite after 36 years
• Jennifer Aniston to make movie in Wilmington
• Weaver wins eGolf Tour stop at Willow Creek
• Man sentenced to up to three years in child abuse case
• N.C. unemployment rate continues slow decline
• Traffic will be heavy near campus entrances for Wake Forest graduation Monday
• Police: Man shoots several times at Winston-Salem house with 5 people
• Obama campaign manager dismisses doubts of president's chances in N.C.
• Zebulon likely to increase property tax
• Classic Cary burger joint set to close
• House GOP considers merit pay money for schools
• N.C. set to release report on April jobless rate today
• House speaker Tillis defends payments to ex-staffers
• Want a rare burger? You're a step closer in N.C.
• N.C. Senate preliminarily approves bill that would de-annex parts of Lexington
• Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway buys Winston-Salem Journal, Media General papers
• State and local briefs for May 18
• Celebrating the future of the region's history
• Execs who will work with Journal
• Buffett interested in buying more newspapers
• Attorneys make closing arguments in John Edwards corruption trial
• Watauga DA: no charges against two former ASU football players
• NC speaker OKs payments to resigning staffers
• Ruling means June trial in Perdue campaign probe
• Attorneys make closing arguments in John Edwards corruption trial
• History highlights of the Winston-Salem Journal
• Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway buys Winston-Salem Journal, Media General papers
• Warren Buffett's expanded newspaper presence will test industry profitability
• Veteran says King police are harassing him for throwing away a Christian flag
• Customers at Wilkesboro doughnut shop may have been exposed to hepatitis A
• Teacher found guilty of assaulting student at Reynolds
• Property tax increase proposed for Forsyth County
• Watauga DA: no charges against two former ASU football players
• Reynolds American: $10 million to nonprofits in 2011
• Man sentenced to 30 to 37 years for fatal shooting, beating
• Community Milestones
• Gaston pastor indicted; prosecutor says he had sex with minors in Haiti
• Charlotte council stalls on same-sex benefits
• Fracking bill advances in N.C. legislature
• Concerns for N.C. inspection industry squelches bill ending checks for newer cars
• N.C. House Speaker's staffers receive month of pay after resignations
• Death row inmates in N.C. may lose cable TV
• Republicans move major issues in N.C. legislature's opening day
• Historic bill would give $50,000 to each of state's sterilization victims
• N.C. Chamber of Commerce wants cuts in unemployment benefits
• Teachers get results
• Regional Briefs: Judge blocks law on teacher union dues
• Prosecutors will learn how to fight Racial Justice Act
• A long, slow line riding for remembrance and safety
• Winston-Salem man gets eight to 10 years for assaulting jail officers
• Edwards defense team rests
• Duke Energy asks for rate reduction for businesses
• Mother sentenced in abuse of 3-month-old son
• Glendale Springs art school is moving to Ashe County
• About 60 prosecutors to train in Forsyth County on how to fight Racial Justice Act
• Waughtown post office will remain open, Hagan says
• Local teachers win big grants, commit to classroom technology
• Surry schools employee named as trustee for Surry Community College
• Plans are in the works to address area's roads, sidewalks, bike lanes
• NC Chamber wants cuts in unemployment benefits
• Wastewater spills into Boonville creek
• PTI airport officials say: Arrive 90 minutes early
• Burned body in Yadkin County identified as Winston-Salem woman
• Winston-Salem apartment fire displaces 7, causes $60K in damages
• Foxx: Proposed contempt citation against Holder 'long overdue'
• Iredell County considers $160.5M budget
• Hickory man's complaint disrupts city council meeting
• Report: Downtown Greensboro arts center would pump $7M into economy
• Charlotte man set to take on 'Shark Tank'
• Couples denied marriage licenses in Charlotte 'We Do' protest
• Mecklenburg manager proposes tax cut, increase in school spending
• N.C. lawmakers plan speedy start for new session
• N.C. governor's race closer than expected
• Analysis: GOP ad attacking Democrat Walter Dalton distorts truth
• Longtime director of police communications center dies at 58
• Regional Briefs: N.C. budget-adjustment session starts today
• 'Reynolda Road was a swamp': Many area homes and businesses flooded in heavy rains
• School bond talks coming, decisions loom on Brunson, Paisley, RJR Stadium
• Attorneys mum on whether Edwards, Hunter will take stand
• Winston-Salem actor chosen for role on new ABC show
• Winston-Salem among N.C. cities competing for debt collection call center
• Wake Forest Baptist reports 31 percent increase in excess revenue
• Taxidermy course shows tricks of the trade in '3-D art' of stuffing animals
• Winston-Salem actor chosen for role on new ABC show
• Winston-Salem teen gets up to 15 years in robbery, assault
• ASU police officer received award from Boone Optimist Club
• Utility commission raises water and sewer rates
• Winston-Salem Symphony: 'excitement for the ears'
• Wake Forest Baptist CEO McConnell receives nearly $2.5 million in compensation
• Forsyth Medical Center renames women's health center in honor of Maya Angelou
• Winston-Salem area hit by flooding
• Raleigh man pays $600 a month in fines for parking convenience
• Two men with shotguns rob grocery store in Winston-Salem
• Raleigh manager proposes 2.35 percent budget increase
• Flooded roads shut down Jefferson Elementary in Winston-Salem
• Police: Man uses steak knife to rob Circle K in Winston-Salem
• District attorney asks SBI to investigate academic fraud at UNC
• Asheville death leads to federal probe, mowing halt at national parks
• N.C. congressional candidate regrets comment on Obama birthplace
• Demand for DNC housing in Charlotte area said to be increasing
• State / Local Briefs: School Board to discuss possible bond referendum
• Winston-Salem officials waiting for court rulings in wake of marriage amendment's passage
• Board approves legal fee payment for prayer plaintiffs
• Judge limits testimony of key witness for Edwards' defense
• 'A letter for me?' Pen pal program delights students, seniors
• Perdue talks to Mississippi governor, doesn't apologize
• Maintenance and fixes coming to several bridges in Forsyth
• Land conservation in the state declines, report finds
• Severe storm warning issued
• Honda Aircraft to begin HondaJet production ahead of schedule
• Flash flood warning issued for Forsyth
• Severe storm warning issued
• Area airports, including Smith Reynolds, receive FAA funds
• Maintenance and fixes coming to several bridges in Forsyth
• SilkRoad Technology raises $35 million in investment capital
• Land conservation in the state declines, report finds
• Honda Aircraft to begin HondaJet production ahead of schedule
• Forsyth could be getting its first solar farm
• Transcend faces class-action lawsuit
• City public safety committee to discuss entertainment district
• Where is Krispy Kreme headed next? Brush up on your Hindi
• High Point mayor's decision could shake up race
• America's 'most inspirational' mom hails from Hickory
• Recount possible in Cabarrus commissioner race
• Jane Oates, Department of Labor, Will Be Commencement Speaker
• Police: Winston-Salem woman robbed at gunpoint in her home
• Asheville preachers take on Amendment One
• Statesville veteran led convoy in Vietnam
• Mecklenburg County has $44.8 million more than expected
• N.C. lawmakers return to consider state budget and other controversial issues
• Union Cross Road to get new 'diverging diamond' interchange
• These Sharks, now in their 80s, are still circling
• Obama lost 1 in 5 votes to "no preference"; Romney faces challenges, too
• Edwards team to call defense witnesses today
• State / Local Briefs: 18-year-old shot at Greensboro carnival
• Angelou delivers songs, poetry, message of solidarity during Mother's Day address
• Wake Forest Baptist researches say new device helpful in treating brain injuries
• At UNC graduation, Bloomberg blasts N.C. marriage vote
• The People's Business
• Mistress has led a tabloid-grade life
• Angelou delivers songs, poetry, message of solidarity during Mother's Day address
• "History Detectives" to film in Winston-Salem Monday
• Scene & Heard: Mystery writer comes to town
• NC party chair Parker resigns — then opts to stay
• American-US Airways merger would produce big changes
• Rescue horse is a blue-ribbon winner
• Mother's Day a little tougher for moms with children in the military
• The State for May 13
• 1,200 graduate from WSSU
• Legal challenges to marriage amendment possible, but experts expect little immediate success
• National Christian group had big hand in amendment language
• Michelle Obama urges N.C. A&T grads to seek change
• NC party chair Parker resigns — then opts to stay
• Two loaded guns found in carry-on bags at Charlotte airport, TSA says
• Rollcall for May 13
• 1,200 graduate from WSSU
• Michelle Obama urges NC A&T grads to seek change
• The State
• Winton-Salem Open tennis gearing up for improved year; tickets on sale Tuesday
• Obama, Romney move from social issues to the economy
• Judge refuses to throw out charges against Edwards
• Fans, friends say farewell to 'Goober'
• VIDEO/GALLERY: The Budweiser Clydesdales pay a visit to BB&T Ballpark
• Old Republic to spin off mortgage, consumer credit subsidiaries
• Wake Forest Baptist able to plug budget hole with 'godsend'
• Legal challenges to marriage amendment possible, but experts expect little immediate success
• National Christian group had big hand in amendment language
• State receives nearly 20,000 reports of abuse to elderly and disabled
• Brenner Children's Hospital in Winston-Salem gets grant for pediatric emergency care
• 'History Detectives' to film in Winston-Salem this weekend
• Summer Music Series in Winston-Salem to begin June 8
• Wake Forest Baptist spends record amount on community benefits such as charity care
• Winton-Salem Open tennis gearing up for improved year; tickets on sale Tuesday
• Romney, in Charlotte, rips Obama on economy
• Republic to merge mortgage, consumer credit subsidiaries
• Non-traditional Early College graduates first high school class in Forsyth County
• Triad Guaranty posts $37.7 million loss
• Charlotte mom to star in "The Bachelorette"
• Consultant, PAC investigated
• Virginia, responding to public-records request, set to release DNA reports
• Store clerk in Statesville shot by man in Spider Man mask
• With legal questions looming, Charlotte considers same-sex benefits
• Romney to talk economy today at Charlotte plant
• Police: Felon shoots man in Winston-Salem
• Drive-by shooting in Winston-Salem sends man to hospital
• Two arrested, 10 denied marriage licenses during day of protest over gay marriage
• Two arrested, 10 denied marriage licenses during day of protest over gay marriage
• 1,200 receive degrees from Forsyth Tech
• Evangelist slams Obama for stance
• Winston-Salem police dispatcher arrested in child porn case
• Perdue hits Winston-Salem to pitch budget, film program for Forsyth Tech
• Non-traditional Early College graduates first high school class in Forsyth County
• Injured Wilkes County soldier coming home
• Prosecution rests in Edwards case
• Wells Fargo to end free checking in N.C.
• Two arrested, 10 denied marriage licenses during day of protest over gay marriage
• City-County Planning Board approves proposed restaurant
• ASU cancels trustees meeting at the last minute
• Injured Wilkes County soldier coming home
• Winston-Salem police dispatcher arrested for having child porn
• Forsyth County deputies injured during arrest of man
• 39 area post offices to have reduced operating hours under cost-cutting plan
• Non-traditional Early College graduates first high school class in Forsyth County
• Road construction work halted for ASU graduation ceremony
• Franklin Graham: Obama shaking his fist at God
• Local politico running for NCDP chair
• Winston-Salem police employee arrested after child-porn investigation
• Rally in Greensboro calls for repeal of marriage amendment
• Judge: Michael Peterson's rights violated by SBI agent
• Charlotte city manager pushes for projects, tax hike
• Amendment foes vow no let up
• Marriage vote brings lots of online snark about North Carolina
• Angry opponents of N.C. amendment call for moving Democratic convention from Charlotte
• Shotgun, two guns used in Winston-Salem robbery attempt
• Regional Briefs: Authorities still trying to ID dead woman
• Protesters of amendment say 'We Do'
• Reader comments
• Farmers markets getting money to take food stamps
• Perdue releases budget proposal
• Forsyth kidney donor, S.C. recipient doing well
• Elizabeth Edwards confronted people helping hide her husband's mistress
• Postal worker wins $1 million from former NASCAR driver Mayfield in dog attack
• Hunter safety measures critical to avoiding accidental shootings, experts say
• Court appearance pending in hunter's death
• Center of Forsyth County more likely to vote against marriage amendment
• Salem College artwork with nudes, dominatrix blocked from public view during lecture
• Hunter safety measures critical to avoiding accidental shootings, experts say
• Court appearance pending in hunter's death
• Postal worker wins $1 million from former NASCAR driver Mayfield in dog attack
• Woman's body was dumped, burned in Yadkin Co. woods
• Cycling promoters plan week of events to encourage bicycling as transportation
• 4 arrested at Bank of America protest
• Mount Airy woman dies in crash near home
• Winston-Salem police officer arrested on female-assault charge
• Ku Klux Klan reported at gathering in Eden
• Vernon Robinson, former Winston-Salem councilman, loses congressional bid
• BofA shareholders, protesters set to converge in Charlotte today
• U.S. House, District 13: Holding defeats Paul Coble in GOP primary
• Redistricting sets stage for fall elections
• Roy Williams defends players who enrolled in dubious classes at UNC
• Voter turnout strong in Forsyth County; some problems reported
• N.C. voters approve marriage amendment
• Romney takes North Carolina
• Forsyth County commissioners: Linville, Plyler, Whisenhunt keep their seats
• 5th Congressional District: Motsinger wins
• N.C. Senate 32: Parmon wins
• Dalton takes Democratic nod for governor, setting up race with McCrory
• Folwell bid falls short in GOP lieutenant governor's race
• Forsyth district judge: Prosecutor David Sipprell top vote-getter
• Incumbents Watt and Coble win primaries
• 72nd District: Hanes tops rivals, likely avoids runoff
• House District 74: Debra Conrad wins GOP race; Moore wins among Democrats
• N.C. House District 79: Julia Howard defeats Bill Whiteheart
• N.C. House District 94: Elmore will be unopposed in fall
• N.C. House District 71: Terry wins tight race over Witherspoon
• Wilkes County soldier seriously injured
• State and local briefs for May 9
• Duke, Progress agree not to pass severance costs on to customers
• School board OKs policy to discourage text messages to individual students
• Former speechwriter says Edwards knew about 'Bunny Money'
• Rogers wins NC Democratic primary in 11th District
• D'Annunzio wins 4th District GOP primary in NC
• Wilkins wins NC Democratic 2nd District primary
• Crowded 9th District race heading to summer runoff
• 5th Congressional District: Motsinger wins
• Dalton wins Democratic primary, will face McCrory
• GOP candidates vie to take on Incumbent Kissell
• Keever wins congressional primary
• Winston-Salem officer among those honored at statewide memorial service
• N.C. House District 79: Howard ahead of Whiteheart
• Voter turnout strong in Forsyth County; some problems reported
• AP: N.C. voters approve marriage amendment
• N.C. Senate 32: Early returns show Parmon leading Taylor, Banks
• House District 74: Debra Conrad leading Republicans; Democrats face a tight race
• NC Treasurer Cowell wins primary, GOP choosing
• Forsyth County commissioners: incumbents ahead
• Butterfield wins NC Dem primary for 1st District
• U.S. House 12: Incumbent Watt defeats Newton
• Troxler takes GOP bid for NC agriculture head
• McHenry wins congressional primary
• N.C. House District 94: Elmore leading
• Rising costs lead to $3.8 million loss for Primo
• Incumbent US Rep. Watt to face Brosch in November
• Lt. governor: Forest leads, Gurley second and Folwell third in early results
• Forsyth district judge: Prosecutor David Sipprell in early lead
• McCrory wins NC GOP primary, awaits Democrat
• House 71: Everette Witherspoon has slight lead over Evelyn Terry
• Wilkes County soldier seriously injured
• Polls close in N.C.; counting begins
• Burke County animal control seizes 105 dogs
• Bank of America notifies homeowners of principal reduction offer
• Bank of America braces for shareholders, protesters
• Community meeting at Walnut Cove to address fracking
• Corporal punishment ends in Burke County
• Experienced, top-paid teachers leaving Charlotte-Mecklenburg schools
• Coltrane group proposes repaying High Point festival money over 5 years
• Police: Man selling fruit in Greensboro robbed
• Raleigh police talk distraught woman down from parking deck
• UNC players made up 39 percent of suspect classes
• City Council votes to oppose constitutional amendment banning same-sex legal unions
• Economist: Triad will have 'modest' job growth
• Early voting in Forsyth lags behind state average
• ASU student helps hair salon add style to environment
• Judge tosses out testimony about 2011 request for Bunny Money
• State / Local Briefs: City hosts Peace Officers Memorial Service today
• Sexton: It's Election Day, time to take charge
• N.C. referendum on marriage amendment
• Millwork Products adding 50 jobs in Wilkesboro
• Bank of Carolinas posts lowest loss in six quarters
• Hair stylist and her ASU team aim to make salon water more green
• Millions to be spent on bridge repair in northwest N.C.
• Tengion reports smaller loss for first quarter
• Student affairs dean at Wake will step down next June
• City Council, rallies take on marriage amendment tonight in Winston-Salem
• N.C. memorial ceremony coming to Winston-Salem to honor fallen officers
• Police: Cary residents stole Victoria's Secret bras worth more than $4,000
• Amendment on gay marriage divides young and old, rural and urban
• Economist: Triad will have 'modest' job growth
• Romney could get about 100 delegates in N.C., Indiana and W. Va. primaries
• Mortgage mess a concern for BofA shareholders – and Charlotte protesters, too
• Final poll gives amendment clear advantage
• Durham County affirms commitment to same-sex benefits
• NAACP head Barber pleads guilty to misdemeanor, vows to fight
• Woman's body found in Yadkin County
• Rockford plans Memorial Day service for May 26
• Early voting in Forsyth lags behind state average
• Surry-Yadkin memorial set for Friday
• Ashe woman, sterilized in N.C. eugenics program, seeks justice
• Young farmers sprouting in southwest Raleigh
• Smithfield considers allowing backyard chickens
• State clears Durham Super PAC of alleged wrongdoing
• Councilman's land caught in Holly Springs tax mix-up
• Neighbors protest planned Family Dollar store in Carrboro
• Marriage amendment highlights clergy divisions in Statesville
• High Point school officials struggle with unpaid lunches
• Black clergy fight amendment in Greensboro
• Charlotte swimmers hope to make Olympic splash
• Occupy Raleigh breaks camp and cleans up its downtown home
• Scene of the crime: Arts grads score diplomas
• Stokes Rep. Holloway takes heat for remarks about teachers
• Council, TDA agree to fund consultant for review of convention center
• Milestones
• The State
• N.C. colleges take to "green" graduation gowns
• Physician driven to prevent child abuse
• Bosnian shows his persistence
• The People's Business
• Boone creates cultural resources board
• Occupy Raleigh breaks up camp
• Police investigate robbery at Dollar General store
• Winston-Salem man charged with assault after firing gun on street
• Teen injured after fall at Pilot Mountain
• Nonprofit Notebook: Credit counselors will present program
• Twenty-somethings get big deal: design and host Democratic National Convention website
• Etheridge, Dalton spar on campaign mailings
• N.C. crowns glee club champ
• Regional Briefs: Man with gang ties charged with assault
• Bill Clinton records phone ad to oppose N.C. amendment
• NC budget discussions beginning at legislature
• Two vie for Democratic lieutenant governor nomination
• Higher Education Notebook: Wake junior awarded Pulitzer Center grant
• Sweet sound of success
• About 6,500 runners, walkers turn out for Winston-Salem Komen 5K
• Coalition will ask ABC Commission to regulate 'alcopops' sweet liquor drinks
• Education plan likely too much for session
• Womble Carlyle lawyers win case against IRS at U.S. Supreme Court
• Proposed education reforms may be too much for short session
• About 6,500 runners, walkers turn out for Winston-Salem Komen 5K
• Coalition will ask ABC Commission to regulate 'alcopops' sweet liquor drinks
• Hanesbrands Theatre to show live broadcast of 'This American Life'
• Attorney testifies about 'Bunny Money'
• Fliers handed out by campaign workers can influence voters
• 7-year-old with one arm ignores obstacles, sets sights on mastering soccer
• Parmon's independence from PAC that endorsed her questioned
• Winston-Salem teen falls short in 'Jeopardy!' bid
• Sanders tells inmates to accept Christ, do God's will
• ASU student dies from heatstroke complications
• Dobson man dies after shooting woman, then himself
• Democratic hopefuls in 32nd focusing on jobs
• Racing legend Junior Johnson says he's leaving Yadkin County
• Monday night, city hall will be buzzing on marriage amendment
• Early voting ends today
• Nine Triad companies get boost in their recycling efforts
• Monday night, city hall will be buzzing on marriage amendment
• Dobson man dies after shooting woman, then himself
• Vacancy rate falls to 21.4 percent at smaller centers
• UNCSA on Sunday begins college graduation season
• Operation Medicine Cabinet set for May 19 in Boone
• ASU student dies from heatstroke complications
• National Day of Prayer celebrated in Statesville area
• Voting sites attracting campaign workers to influence last-minute decisions
• Creditor claims against Pace Airlines being evaluated by judge
• Durham County balks at hotel developer's request for bigger incentive
• Salmonella strain behind Asheville outbreak not as severe as first thought
• High Point insurance agent faces fraud charges
• Deputies: Conover woman fatally shoots husband, burns body
• Greensboro may trim county fire money
• Apparent murder-suicide attempt in Surry leaves two shot in the head
• State auditor's car gets booted over old parking tickets
• N.C. orders uninsured businesses to pay injured workers
• Map offers new clues to fate of Lost Colony
• Racial comments by wife recounted
• Forsyth County school system considers postponing benefits for new non-teachers
• Returning soldier surprises his daughter at school
• Two N.C. health categories receive failing grades
• State and local briefs for May 4
• Early voting continues through May 5
• UNCSA board approves construction
• Wilkes County folks pitch in to search for Salem and Jasmine
• Mayor Allen Joines stumps for Obama
• Forsyth County school system considers postponing benefits for new non-teachers
• No tax increase expected for Forsyth County, but schools may get more funding
• Wilkes County folks pitch in to search for Salem and Jasmine
• Forsyth judge reverses sentence in sex abuse case, gives 20-year-old man suspended sentence
• Winston-Salem teen to appear on Jeopardy Friday evening
• Returning soldier surprises his daughter at school
• Winston-Salem woman says Brunstetter did not explicitly link marriage amendment and race
• Shoals walk to raise money for MS
• Parts of meth lab found in Watauga County state park
• Five officers assigned to desk duties after shooting
• Nine Triad companies get boost in their recycling efforts
• Two N.C. health categories receive failing grades
• UNCSA board approves construction
• Pilot Mountain agrees to settlement with former town manager
• Mayor Allen Joines stumps for Obama
• Police: Man shot after firing at Winston-Salem officers
• Police: Man shot after firing at Winston-Salem officers
• N.H. woman arrested in Burke County after slow-speed highway chase
• Regulators say fracking can be done safely
• Open-air painting event draws artists to Stokes County
• County planners to hold public-input sessions for plan that will guide development over the next 20 years
• Woody Durham will discuss autobiography at 2012 Bookmarks Festival
• Regional Briefs: Lobbyist tied to Tillis aide identified
• Rapper Wiz Khalifa charged with marijuana possession after Joel Coliseum concert
• Pastor criticized for saying parents should punish children if they show signs of being gay
• Aide recounts confrontation between Edwards and his wife
• N.C. surplus could go toward Medicaid gap
• Political consultant denies wrongdoing as police investigate
• Primo Water gets new loan, line of credit
• The Village at Robinhood gets no bid in foreclosure auction
• Brunstetter's wife denies making racial remarks
• Police investigate shooting on Peters Creek Parkway, near county line
• Political consultant denies wrongdoing as police investigate
• Open-air painting event draws artists to Stokes County
• Rapper Wiz Khalifa busted for marijuana possession after concert at Joel Coliseum
• Fairmont woman claims she was hit over marriage amendment sign
• Dean's Lists, Graduates, etc.
• North Wilkesboro-based Guard unit is heading to Kuwait
• Judge puts hold on Chapel Hill cellphone ban
• Affordable housing project halted in Elizabeth
• Wiz Khalifa cited on marijuana charge in Winston-Salem
• OSHA compliance brings hefty bill for High Point
• Greensboro among 15 cities that could compete for 2016 Olympic swimming trials
• Marion sex offender arrested at ballgame
• Delta to begin daily nonstop flight to JFK airport in New York City at PTI
• The Little Red School House at Winston-Salem Industries for the Blind opens its doors
• Father, daughter in Marion plead guilty in drug case
• Churches help Rockingham County community through mission blitz
• Statewide poverty tour makes it to Hickory
• Taylorsville woman charged with scamming churches
• Mecklenburg board votes, 5-4, to oppose marriage amendment
• Protesters hang anti-bank, Obama banner on stadium in Charlotte
• N.C.-based troops still dying in Afghanistan
• Proposed N.C. House bills would ease car inspections, delay ferry tolls
• Regional Briefs: Millers Creek school bus overturns
• Aide's wife denies incentive to hurt Edwards
• Consultant, PAC investigated
• 8,000 people show up for X Factor auditions
• Wells Fargo penalized more than $2.7M for Wachovia-era investment violations
• Foshay building in Minneapolis is a case study for Reynolds building
• Kiln, fire system cause flood at Career Center
• Second Tillis staffer resigns over relationship with lobbyist
• Quiet Republican campaign for lieutenant governor revs up
• Marriage-amendment opponents winning money race
• Police investigate political consultant; state elections board looks into Forsyth Leadership PAC
• Wilkes school bus wrecks in heavy rain
• Womble Carlyle lawyers win case against IRS at U.S. Supreme Court
• Quiet Republican campaign for lieutenant governor revs up
• Mount Airy wins Great Main Street award
• 8,000 people show up for X Factor auditions
• Wells Fargo penalized more than $2.7M for Wachovia-era investment violations
• Kiln, fire system cause flood at Career Center
• Forsyth Tech's Swisher Center (in Kernersville) will be hosting an Open House May 19th
• Hanesbrands and WFU Baptist join to help Dominican Republic's medical care
• Laura Bush to address HPU graduates
• Cities in Alamance County consider taxing Internet sweepstakes parlors
• Surry residents attend NAACP-led tour; local tea party protests
• Cary police: Woman charged with prostitution had children in hotel
• Morrisville adds fine for altering sprinklers
• Burke County principal, 33, coming back from heart attack
• Durham County receives complaints about 'Super PAC'
• Cuts strain transportation for Orange County's disabled
• Walking tour focuses on downtown Elkin architecture
• Protect private aid, Greensboro College chief urges
• New Wake detention center stresses savings and safety
• Many homes without a.m. power in Forsyth County
• Fundraising totals reported
• State / Local Briefs: City police seek clues on minivan altercation
• Early voting continues through May 5
• Probe a sham, professor says
• Cute, cuddly and educational
• 'Chillingly beautiful' character of original building
• Wife of former aide breaks down on as she talks about attempts to hide the affair
• Big business silent on N.C. same-sex marriage amendment
• An experiment: Guns in a park, no disasters
• AstraZeneca officially terminates TC-5214 licensing agreement with Targacept
• ASU professor says power structure on campus is an all-male poker club
• Ex-NASCAR driver Mayfield's home auctioned
• Family walks in honor of husband, father with kidney disease
• The Garage downtown music venue sold
• Wiley Middle club grows a love for animals
• Gas prices in N.C. lower than a year ago at same time, AAA reports
• An experiment: Guns in a park, no disasters
• Church reports stolen banner opposing gay marriage amendment
• Flames engulf vehicles in Shelby five-car pileup; one man killed
• High Point considers $84 million bond refunding
• Burlington neighbors complain Duke Energy is butchering their trees
• Piedmont Natural Gas also set to sponsor Knights uptown ballpark
• Concord teens rally against marriage amendment
• B/E Aerospace CEO got 4 percent raise last year
• Former addict doing God's work in Marion
• Fayetteville businessman tied to fraud lawsuit vanishes
• ASU studies 'super food'
• 34 Salmonella cases reported in Asheville area
• Thomasville man wanted on attempted-murder charges turns himself in
• Shootout erupts after Hickory nightclub fight
• UNCG will likely ax programs in the fall
• Charlotte businesses make plans for DNC
• Raleigh startup to design website for Democratic convention
• Cellphone tracking stirs debate
• Landmark's design an example for others
• Locals beat national test scores
• Community Milestones
• Early voting continues through May 5
• Regional Briefs: No one seriously hurt in Surry plane crash
• Nonprofit Notebook
• Want seat at trial? Get there early
• 25th annual MerleFest draws to a close
• N.C. legislators experiment with paperless chambers
• NC legislators experiment with paperless chambers
• Police seek Thomasville man
• Pollster: Marriage measure likely to pass
• Iconic skyscraper may find new life as hotel
• Ministers divided over marriage ban
• Pre-summer social events abound
• Area residents flock to Piedmont Earth Day Fair
• Local student to appear on Jeopardy!
• Business Milestones for April 29
• Early voting continues through May 5
• Two seasoned GOP candidates vie for House 79
• MerleFest 25: Mandolins and Mirthfulness
• The State
• Voter confusion feared
• Salem Academy and College celebrates 240th anniversary of founding
• First week of Edwards' trial ends
• Wake Forest marks board vote that ended segregation
• Students come up with designs for downtown
• Early voting continues through May 5
• Ralph Lauren again seeks incentives to expand
• State and local briefs
• Cleaver: Blacks must overcome their apathy and vote
• Every song's a story
• GMAC complex downtown changes hands to lender
• ASU issues new sex-case rulings
• State board rules against Bonham in his residency challenge
• Songs at MerleFest tell stories, touch hearts
• Salem Academy and College celebrates 240th anniversary of founding
• Ed Hanes, S. Wayne Patterson can continue campaigns for House District 72, state elections board rules on residency challenge
• Grenade exploded in Davidson County
• Piedmont Earth Day Fair to be held Saturday at Dixie Classic Fairgrounds in Winston-Salem
• 'Staying Sharp' brain fair to be held Saturday at Wake Forest BioTech Place
• Religion Calendar
• Local organization offers entrepreneurship workshop Saturday in Winston-Salem
• Forsyth Country Day blows bubbles for autism awareness, world record attempt
• One ASU football player found responsible for sex offenses; another found not responsible
• UNCSA hosting music academy in June
• N.C. speaker's top aide linked to lobbyist, resigns post
• Greensboro rejects development proposals
• High Point a candidate in Ralph Lauren's major expansion plans
• McDowell EMS save man's life after 3-plus hours of CPR
• WSPD: Man fires bullet into Winston-Salem home
• Burke school board learns lesson in contract negotiations
• Protesters at party conventions could be armed
• N.C. speaker's top aide linked to lobbyist, resigns post
• Early voting continues through May 5
• The State
• Gingrich visits Triad, says N.C. is 'must-win' for GOP
• Inmar announces major expansion in Winston-Salem
• Caution urged on ceding drilling rights
• Terry, Witherspoon tout support for education
• Community and music are still at the heart of MerleFest
• Garrett Davis honored for "Forget Me Not Project"
• Arts Based Elementary School adding grades
• Winston-Salem youth actor happy over his role in 'Hunger Games'
• Child pornography charges continued in case of Lewisville man
• Winston-Salem youth actor happy over his role in 'Hunger Games'
• Farmer's market opening in Lansing
• Gingrich visits Triad, saying N.C. is 'must win' for Republicans
• Kernersville man charged in hunting death
• WFDD cancels 'Voices & Viewpoints,' expands arts coverage
• Mare lifted to safety after falling into backyard pool
• Statesville thieves take PBR, Keystone beer and Newport cigarettes
• NOAA: Hail, 40 mph gusts possible
• UPDATE: Yadkinville Road closed, 100s without power
• Old Dominion Freight Line reports Q1 profit surge
• Thieves tie up workers in Yadkinville jewelry store
• Gaston board set to vote on resolution favoring marriage amendment
• Rockingham commissioner candidate faces drug charge
• Perdue breaks ground at Morganton hospital
• Threat leads to evacuation of Catawba community college
• Michael Jordan defends Bobcats execs, rebuilding plan, himself
• DNC fundraisers look for the union label
• Arrest made in connection with Monroe teen's death in Maryland
• UPDATE: Yadkinville Road closed, 100s without power
• Sexton: Tattoo artist creates Noah's ark mural at Pfafftown church
• Early voting continues through May 5
• Former Edwards aide describes 2008 meeting on rural road
• RiverRun film festival attendance sets all-time record
• Clark offers up tips for teachers and parents
• Regional Briefs: City manager involved in two-vehicle crash
• Perdue adds money for sterilization victims
• Chinqua Penn artifacts draw hefty bids at auction
• Fundraising dives after national flap
• Baptist employee charged with making false police report
• Baptist employee charged with making false police report
• Pfeiffer University professor wins Fulbright award
• Effort to censure GOP candidate Bob Prescott fails
• Chinqua Penn artifacts draw hefty bids at auction
• Salem Academy and College marking 240 years
• Local Komen, saddled by national organization, struggles to raise money
• Dr. Oz to invite WXII staffers to appear on his show
• Winston-Salem police investigate armed robbery of Dollar General store
• City manager cited in downtown wreck
• Perdue adds $10.3 million to budget to pay eugenics victims
• Beware of U.S. 321 bridge work in Boone beginning Monday
• Gingrich to exit presidential pursuit next week
• Targacept lays off 46 percent of its workforce
• Marion couple charged in domestic-violence knifing
• Catawba group targets underage drinking, 'alcopops'
• Hickory mother seeks justice in son's murder
• Driver fleeing Greensboro police dies in crash
• Unpaid school lunches in Guilford County cost taxpayers $500K
• 911 misdials still problematic in Raleigh
• Gingrich takes no questions, but takes swipe at Romney
• ASU professor suspended after showing film on porn business, expressing views on athletes, racism
• Lines shorter than ever at Forsyth County job fair, despite high unemployment
• Obama reaches out to UNC students
• Obama says Foxx's views on college debt is unrealistic
• Winston-Salem Prep may again partner with Thurgood Marshall fund
• Young: Edwards called Hunter 'crazy slut' after being told about pregnancy
• Gingrich to keep campaigning
• Early voting continues through May 5
• Pro-amendment group launches ads
• Etheridge to start running ads
• Regional Briefs: Eugenics discussion is today in Raleigh
• Obama says Foxx's views on college debt is unrealistic
• ASU professor suspended after showing film on porn business, expressing views on athletes, racism
• Lines shorter than ever at Forsyth County job fair, despite high unemployment
• Area songwriters score with "I've Hit Everything in My Life (But My Knees)"
• Obama: Congress must do more to make college affordable
• Charlotte ballpark has name, but shaky support from city
• Police: Thieves stole car in High Point with toddlers in backseat
• Old Fort farm offers palate-pleasing goods
• Florence 8th-grader nearly aces PSAT exam
• Former youth director for Cary church pleads guilty in child porn case
• Counselor in Lake Norman area helps other vets with abuse, trauma issues
• Group protests Durham County's non-vote on marriage amendment
• Student loans are hot issue for Obama's Chapel Hill trip
• State / Local Briefs: Obama to speak today at UNC Chapel Hill
• Early voting continues through May 5
• Former school board member dies; retired attorney Nancy Lightner Wooten was 73
• GOP offers plan to end teacher tenure
• Stokes commissioners support marriage amendment in a close vote
• Group unveils TV ads against marriage amendment
• Priest hopes to start Orthodox church in area
• Winston-Salem City Council opts not to put bond referendum on November ballot, agrees to vote on resolution opposing marriage amendment
• Young testifies about relationship with Edwards
• Urban areas gain through U.S. migration while smaller counties with manufacturing base lose, Census data show
• Baby hit by car dies; mother undergoes surgery
• Baby hit by car dies; mother undergoes surgery
• Krispy Kreme's newest venture in Russia
• BB&T agrees to be name sponsor for proposed Charlotte baseball stadium
• BB&T agrees to be name sponsor for proposed Charlotte baseball stadium
• Aerospace firm B/E posts record 1Q profit
• Urban areas gain through U.S. migration while smaller counties with manufacturing base lose, Census data show
• Baby in stroller hit by car dies; mother undergoes surgery
• Dean's Lists, Graduates, etc.
• Zahra movie in the works
• Asheville man charged with stealing ex's debit card
• Traffic alert 9:30 a.m.: Ramp blocked on I-77 near Statesville
• At 96, Kannapolis woman is back at work
• Burke County school officials set to debate corporal punishment
• Traffic stop, 100 pounds of marijuana lead Winston-Salem teen's arrest
• Iredell veteran gathered intel during Vietnam
• 14th RiverRun Film Festival closes with awards
• Milestones
• Gospel Light Baptist Church in tussle with Walkertown over building sidewalks
• 3 charter schools proposed for area
• Mission: Honor the fallen
• WSFC school board pay to increase slightly
• State / Local Briefs: Girl, 1, hit by car, is in critical condition
• The People's Business
• Interest high at UNC campus for Obama loan talk
• Early voting continues through May 5
• N.C. man arrested in two killings
• 14th RiverRun Film Festival closes with awards
• Toddler fighting for life after being hit by car
• Family Dollar robbed by man wielding screwdriver
• State briefs for April 22
• Writer Doris Betts dies at 79
• Confederate sub lantern is blue light mystery
• Educators ask for relief from state budget cuts
• Crowded field seeks GOP nod for 3 District B seats on Forsyth County board
• Scene & Heard
• Edwards lawyers to follow money trail
• Roll call
• Advance gets another boost in furniture manufacturing
• Child critically injured by car
• Taco truck a loner for now in Forsyth County; regulations tough on vendors
• Motorcyclist dies in collision with big truck
• Child critically injured in Thurmond Street accident
• Motorcycle wreck closes part of Reynolda Road
• Taco truck a loner for now in Forsyth County; regs tough on vendors
• Car strikes, critically injures child in stroller
• Piedmont Earth Day Fair
• Ashley Furniture to build manufacturing center near Advance
• Wake student makes festival's best pitch
• Wake student makes festival's best pitch
• Marriage amendment pushed
• Ruling in Racial Justice Act called historic, but legal implications less certain
• Salem College gets $3 million endowment
• Teenager gets 13 years in home-robbery invasion
• Early voting continues through May 5
• Novant Health buys property near Kernersville hospital
• US Airways, 3 American Airlines unions sign deals
• Ruling in Racial Justice Act called historic, but legal implications less certain
• Teenager pleads guilty in home-robbery invasion in which a gun was shoved in a 2 ½-year-old girl's mouth
• Judges seem wary of overruling tobacco judgment
• Jefferson Day School expanding, adding grades 11 and 12
• Calling young authors: Book writing contest for middle schoolers
• Gov. Perdue's jet makes unscheduled landing, none hurt
• Officials: Ashley Furniture to open $80 million manufacturing and distribution center in Davie County
• Station wagons get the spotlight at first RiverRun Pitch Fest
• Driver charged in death of bicyclist
• Bank of America's workforce continues to shrink
• Early voting continues through May 5
• Festival honoree got his start at UNCSA
• House race an all-GOP show
• Teen's voice goes viral
• City Council members sign letter opposing voter ID legislation
• State briefs
• Democratic Party head won't seek re-election in wake of scandal
• Boone police chase results in four arrests
• Wake students paint desks for Old Town Elementary kids
• Writing book helped woman find closure
• Fayetteville Police have 'no new leads' on missing Fort Bragg soldier
• Fayetteville Police have 'no new leads' on missing Fort Bragg soldier
• Regina Lane writes book about her rape, slashing that helped solve Deborah Sykes murder
• Hanesbrands posts $26.8 million loss
• N.C. House candidate's signs say don't choose "the devil"
• House near Elkin High School catches fire
• Wake students paint desks for Old Town Elementary kids
• The Tavern in Old Salem has new owners
• Fire next to Elkin High School investigated
• Boone police chase results in four arrests
• Man shot in leg after he refused robbers
• Mount Airy's Insteel profits down from a year ago
• Panther leader quits county board in fallout from Martin case
• Boxer-wearing Old Fort robber goes to prison
• 11 arrested in Hickory strip-club investigation
• Police arrest teen in attack on school bus in Charlotte area
• Democratic candidates vow to veto voter ID bills
• Letter details sexual harassment claims at N.C. Democratic Party
• Winston-Salem/Forsyth County schools employee of the year aims with her heart
• Letter outlines Democratic staffer's complaints
• Junior League rummage sale veteran ready to rumble
• Junior League rummage sale veteran ready to rumble
• Last flight of honor from N.C. takes off
• Regional Briefs: Democratic candidates for governor reach out
• Some in GOP complain about candidate's support for a Democrat
• Artifacts up for auction
• Media General seeks to sell print division
• Investigators search area of pond for missing Fort Bragg soldier
• Investigators search area of pond for missing Fort Bragg soldier
• Resolution on marriage amendment makes for good TV
• Junior League rummage sale veteran ready to rumble
• Some in GOP complain about candidate's support for a Democrat
• Rare antiques to go on auction block
• UPDATE: Skeletal remains sent to SBI lab for testing
• Winston-Salem/Forsyth County schools employee of the year aims with her heart
• Early voting starts tomorrow
• Man sentenced to 17 to 22 years for role in 2009 fatal shooting
• Iredell grand jury indicts Mayfield
• Has Zahra's skull been found?
• When lawnmowers fly!
• Appeals court upholds order releasing warrants in Zahra Baker case
• School bus attack in Charlotte area was retaliation, authorities say
• Authorities: N.C. man made woman read Bible at gunpoint
• Democratic gubernatorial debate: Criticism grows sharper
• Raleigh man who fled after being charged in $129M Ponzi scheme arrested
• Minister with cerebral palsy helps others find peace, seeks service dog
• Reverend with cerebral palsy helps others find peace, seeks service dog
• Surry commissioners support marriage amendment
• Surry commissioners support marriage amendment
• 20-pound rocks thrown at cars off bridges in Forsyth County
• Occupy Winston-Salem protester pleads to disorderly conduct, gets probation
• Regional Briefs: Romney to speak in Charlotte today
• More call for Parker to step down
• Candidates favorable to unions
• Dems seeking nod for governor draw contrasts
• Same-sex marriage a civil-rights issue, Barber says
• Thomasville business owner charged with defrauding and stealing from customers, police say
• 5 NC elected officials call on Parker to resign
• Appeals Court upholds decision to release warrants in Zahra Baker case
• Kernersville man shot and killed while hunting turkeys, police say
• Fundraiser for organ transplants planned in memory of UNC mascot Jason Ray
• Resolution offered against marriage amendment
• Old MerleFest banners now for sale; 'Sewerfest' campground to open Wednesday
• Katherine Shubert dies after being hit by a SUV
• Farmers market to open in Old Salem next month
• City's last Blockbuster closing
• Democrats spar in televised debate
• 47 potential jurors dismissed in Edwards trial
• State / Local Briefs: Hearing pushed to May in teacher's assault case
• Reynolds holds tobacco-pact funds
• Settlement reached in New River Behavioral Healthcare case
• Old MerleFest banners now for sale; Sewerfest campground to open Wednesday
• Three Forsyth County bridges among worst in state, AAA says
• The last Blockbuster store in Winston-Salem to shut its doors
• City Council may discuss proposed marriage amendment tonight
• Stanley expected to announce today plans to move to High Point
• City Council may discuss amendment on same-sex ban tonight
• Democratic gubernatorial candidates' hopes ride on three nights of debate
• Hey, late filers: Clock is ticking
• McCrory's repeat bid enjoying smooth sailing
• Marriage amendment would affect many people, panel says
• New stroke device can ensnare clot
• Actor Ron Livingston comes to Winston-Salem to support his new comedy at RiverRun
• Jazzed up
• Community Milestones
• Regional Briefs: Surry board to vote on Amendment 1
• Duke could be losing another basketball player
• Scavenger hunt is final one for Scene
• Higher Education Notebook
• Scene & Heard
• To our readers: Home Place section discontinued
• Voyage of the century
• UNC to honor retired copy editor
• Business Milestones
• Lots of choices for voters in N.C. House 74 race
• Gingrich visits N.C., says he's still in race
• Slave cemetery a storehouse of history
• Nonprofit Notebook for April 15
• State briefs
• Journal staffers win Media General news awards
• State and local briefs
• Companies sometimes struggle with links between products, infamous events
• 'Mad Men' creator to film movie in area
• DA investigates complaint against Bonham about campaign flier
• Dash play opening night with a sold-out crowd
• PART considers more cuts
• UNCSA grad to show his new star-studded film at RiverRun
• In national academic finals, Hanes falls short, but fun and rivalry remain
• In national academic finals, Hanes falls short, but fun and rivalry remain
• Wake Forest Baptist to 'aggressively reengineer' overall strategy
• UNCSA grad to show his new star-studded film at RiverRun
• High Point Bank to open commercial office in Winston-Salem
• 'Mad Men' creator to film movie in Winston-Salem area
• Iredell man faces more than 100 sex charges
• Wells Fargo posts record $4.02 billion in quarterly income
• Jury selection begins in Edwards trial
• Film about Camp Lejeune tainted water among festival's offerings
• City property tax rate likely to increase
• A church restored
• City-county board OKs greenway update
• State and local briefs for April 13
• N.C. ranks high in use of economic incentives
• N.C. lotteries for April 12
• Former Lexington Housing Authority employees sue agency
• New coffee shop to open in downtown Winston-Salem
• Police end search for gunman at Wake Forest Baptist
• Police end search for gunman at Wake Forest Baptist
• RiverRun opens Friday; Camp Lejuene film shown on Saturday
• Barstool event ends in underage drinking arrests
• Iredell DSS: Number of children in custody unprecedented
• Inmate commits suicide in Catawba County jail
• Freeze watch issued for Triad this morning
• Towns vie for state's best main street
• Show explores Deborah Sykes murder and Darryl Hunt case
• Clemmons welcomes WFB medical campus
• Winston-Salem/Forsyth County schools advertising deal hits a bump
• Rice: U.S. higher education is world's gold standard
• Group likely to have presidential candidate on Nov. ballot
• A helping hand reaches out to homeless vets at Winston-Salem event
• Cat owner wants Mount Airy to ban certain traps
• Hickory park for Zahra Baker to be built this weekend
• Regional Briefs: Actor Livingston to be at film festival
• Blackbeard and Ben Carson: Elementary students hone speech-making skills
• Edwards jury selection begins today
• Chinqua Penn auction will cost $50 for admission
• Winston-Salem/Forsyth County schools advertising deal hits a bump
• Deborah Sykes murder and Darryl Hunt case presented in Discovery documentary tonight
• A helping hand reaches out to homeless vets at Winston-Salem event
• Cat owner wants steel traps banned in Mount Airy as inhumane, dangerous for kids, pets
• Actor Ron Livingston to attend RiverRun
• Feds ask for more information in proposed Duke-Progress merger
• NCDOT: Muddy Creek bridge on U.S. 421 expected to be finished by late June
• South Carolina lures Michelin jobs in latest manufacturing coup
• Hanging Rock State Park begins trail improvement project
• Final preparations under way for Zahra's playground
• Trump takes ownership of Lake Norman development
• South Carolina lures Michelin jobs in latest manufacturing coup
• Police: Speed Street will be warm-up for Democratic National Convention
• Condoleezza Rice at Duke: 'I don't know when immigrants became the enemy'
• Edwards pays back $2.1 million in matching funds
• Preservationists see Rockford's potential
• Figure in landmark impaired-driving case leaves prison today
• WSFC board votes to change Pledge of Allegiance policy
• Honeybee population could increase after mild winter
• Paschal, Rogers to retire as high school principals
• School board approves budget
• Regional Briefs: Man run over by truck dies of injuries
• GOP majority in NCGA shifts 'effectiveness' rankings of Forsyth legislators
• First man convicted of first-degree murder in impaired driving case to be released
• Two Democrats challenging Foxx for U.S. House seat
• GOP majority in NCGA shifts 'effectiveness' rankings of Forsyth legislators
• GOP majority in NCGA shifts 'effectiveness' rankings of Forsyth legislators
• CDC: N.C. teen birth rate puts state at 17 in national ranking
• Goler CDC finishes energy efficient townhomes, considers 50 new apartments in downtown Winston-Salem
• Goler CDC finishes energy efficient townhomes, considers 50 new apartments in downtown Winston-Salem
• Troubled school's principal fired previously over testing scandal
• State / Local Briefs: Cash Drive apartment complex fire displaces 49
• Gingrich staying in race to influence party platform
• Sexton: Social media etiquette still applies during elections
• Durham ad agency makes TV debut
• Appeals court overturns verdict against Reynolds Tobacco
• Occupy groups protest at foreclosed home
• N.C. pre-kindergarten program was one of five best in U.S. before 20 percent cut in funds
• Movement afoot to sell used and repaired bikes to public
• Cornerstone Health Care to participate in national Cigna initiative
• Media General lists revenue projections if newspaper division is sold
• Troubled school's principal fired previously over testing scandal
• Movement afoot to sell used and repaired bikes to public
• Reynolds educator accused of assault now at Hanes Magnet School
• Goler CDC finishes energy efficient townhomes, considers 50 new apartments in downtown Winston-Salem
• Four people hit in Winston-Salem shooting spree
• Milestones
• The People's Business
• New type of MRI helps identify most common malignant brain tumor, WF Baptist researchers find
• Benefit by student organizers to benefit sexual assault victims
• Winston-Salem man has passion for providing clean water in East Africa
• Waiting for the sunrise
• Bikers ride for Trayvon Martin
• State / Local Briefs: Va. man fatally shot in Pilot Mountain
• Va. man fatally shot in Pilot Mountain
• Minding the chickens
• 3-way House race is heated
• Scene & Heard
• N.C. lotteries for April 7
• Downtown charter school fighting for survival
• Business Milestones
• Nonprofit Notebook
• Faison challenges fellow Democrats
• Survey: Economic outlook improves
• State Briefs
• 90th birthday marked for beloved principal, WWII vet
• Three former Mocksville officers sue the town, police chief and town manager
• Steps taken to move St. Philip's
• Three former Mocksville officers sue the town, police chief and town manager
• Appeals court to hear arguments on graphic cigarette labels
• 90th birthday marked for beloved principal, WWII vet
• Caldwell County farm gets agricultural conservation easement
• Boone residents warned about low-flying helicopter this weekend
• Chapel Hill church moves forward with plan to move St. Philip's
• Former New River employees suing agency, five counties
• The State
• Easter ham to cost more this year
• Lansing looks at traffic woes
• Judge turns down Baptist's request to avoid taxes on MedCost settlement
• Man pleads guilty to shaking, throwing 3-month-old son, resulting in severe brain damage
• State school board chairman says board will press for education funding
• N.C. lotteries for April 5
• Joe Haymes, respected advertising executive, dies at 87
• School threatens to suspend students over tweets
• Triad unemployment down slightly in February
• Small town of Lansing struggles to handle traffic
• Man pleads guilty to shaking, throwing 3-month-old son, resulting in severe brain damage
• Mount Airy couple fights off knife-wielding intruder
• Judge turns down Baptist's request to not pay taxes on Medcost settlement
• Construction on five bridges underway
• Watauga County teen charged with gang activity
• Triad unemployment down slightly in February
• Police looking for dead man's roommate
• Federal regulators agree to extend deadline for Medicaid changes
• The State for April 5
• Hickory man convicted in 1987 rape to get chance at freedom
• Building for homeless veterans set to open in Winston-Salem
• Middle school students campaign for state legislator
• Building for homeless veterans set to open in Winston-Salem
• Middle-school students campaign for state legislator
• 17-year-old charged after fatal wreck
• U.S. 321 project in Blowing Rock will have no lane closings this weekend
• 2012 Commencement Information and Link to Graduate Survey
• 2012 Commencement Information
• Dean's Lists, Graduates, etc.
• Winston-Salem man found shot to death
• UPDATE Piedmont Behavioral Healthcare restores services to 450 developmentally disabled people
• UPDATE Piedmont Behavioral Healthcare restores services to 450 developmentally disabled people
• Hartsfield lends helping hand to food bank
• Hartsfield lends helping hand to food bank
• Hollenbeck attorney up for sentencing Wednesday
• Study of N.C. counties links health, affluence
• Gas nears $4 a gallon
• Student loan debt more than $1 trillion
• Salem College takes green steps
• School leaders talk about budget cuts during meeting
• Officials get crash course on unemployment fraud
• The State for April 4
• Perdue vows to fix workers' compensation problems
• Tengion to request reverse stock split
• BNC Bancorp chief gets 7 percent raise
• Hartsfield doing volunteer work during her suspension
• Rural N.C. counties struggle with health issues; Forsyth ranks 25th{+ }in study
• Gas prices right at the $4 mark in Winston-Salem
• Suggestion to consider removing Va. Confederate statues brings firestorm on council member
• Former NASCAR driver Mayfield faces April 30 foreclosure
• Former NASCAR driver Mayfield faces April 30 foreclosure
• Group restores services to 450 people with developmental disabilties
• UPDATE: Two killed in speedway motorcycle crash after Vietnam vet event
• Mom planning party to raise money for wheelchair
• Public defender disputes that judge disclosed that victim in DWI case was campaign supporter
• State / Local Briefs: Teen accused of having sex with 4-year-old
• North Wilkesboro road work for business area proceeds
• Apartment complex near ballpark wins approval from council
• Trooper fired after dog video allowed to return to work
• Jones, longtime Clemmons council member, dies
• Easter Closings
• Most Media General executive salaries drop in 2011
• Hanes, candidate for House District 72, explains 1993 forgery charge
• Two hikers rescued from Linville Gorge
• Former NASCAR driver Mayfield faces April 30 foreclosure
• Wake Forest Baptist to open Clemmons campus on April 16
• Mega Millions raises $12.9 million for N.C. education, sets sales record
• Federal judge says N.C. can't ban all citizens' guns during emergencies
• Milestones for April 2
• Baptist study finds obesity in mothers hurts premature babies' cognitive abilities
• Music to stir the soul
• Why is N.C. unique in marriage debate?
• State / Local Briefs: 31 targeted in drug sting in Surry County
• Local students find a spark in Odyssey of the Mind
• Etheridge banking on doggedness in run for governor
• The People's Business
• Teen spreads joy through sports cards
• WSSU is 'very interested' in stadium
• April Fool's drug sting nets 20 arrests in Surry county
• Clemmons village councilman still in critical condition
• Winston-Salem City Council member appointed pastor of local church
• Winston-Salem man dies in wreck
• N.C. lotteries for March 31
• Fort Bragg hosts concert for soldiers who don't believe in God
• In the former tobacco basket-making capital of the world, Yadkin man is last one standing
• Trayvon Martin shooting reverberates in Winston-Salem
• Hopefuls outline views at forum
• Business Milestones
• Law allowing deadly force by citizens raises questions
• Roll Call for April 1
• Nonprofit Notebook for April 1
• Clemmons councilman Jones in critical condition
• Scene & Heard
• N.C. lotteries for March 30, 2012
• Man charged with murder
• Ruling may affect N.C. services for disabled
• Tobacco firms get disclosure deadline
• The State
• Clary, Roemer spar over ruling
• Law enforcement training center for Winston-Salem and Forsyth County opens today
• Harvest Time Bread Co. to close plant in Mount Airy
• N.C. jobless rate drops to 9.9 percent
• Tobacco companies get deadline for disclosing ingredients, rules for "less risky" products
• Forsyth public defender criticizes judge for ruling involving campaign supporter; judge says complaint is political
• WFDD hires new station manager
• Study finds rats, roaches, non-working toilets, bad water in N.C. migrant worker housing
• Winston-Salem man charged with murder and armed robbery
• RiverRun film festival adds two more movies
• Civil War hospital blood stains analyzed
• Trump to buy Mooresville golf club
• Free training offered in disaster response
• Winston-Salem/Forsyth County schools' weekend food program expanding
• Shooting death in Watauga County leads to second-degree murder charge
• Role playing helps grad students win competition
• N.C. lotteries for March 29
• Several N.C. governor hopefuls talk public schools
• Pam Tebow speaks at Wilkes County fundraiser
• Condoleezza Rice to be keynote speaker at WFU conference
• NCSU will throttle growth through '20
• Baptist outsources laundry, linen operations
• Getting their groove on: South Fork Elementary
• Life has mostly returned to normal in the neighborhood of deadly plane crash in High Point
• Downtown Farmers' Market won't return
• Autism rate higher in N.C.
• Chocolate milk will stay in Winston-Salem/Forsyth County school lunch lines
• Winston-Salem man seriously injured when dragged behind car traveling in reverse
• County gets $2.5 million for infant and mother health
• Autism rate in N.C. higher than U.S. rate
• Farmers' market gone after 20 years
• Third teenager charged in armed robbery of Beaufort Bailey
• Chocolate milk will stay in Winston-Salem/Forsyth County school lunch lines
• ASU to hold large-scale emergency exercise Friday
• USO plans to honor Vietnam veterans at celebration
• Sparta council member charged with child sexual offenses
• Moravian antiques set for auction in Rural Hall
• Discussion opens on streetcar system
• The State for March 29
• Earl Scruggs dies at 88
• Southern Baptist leader: N.C. has key role in national debate over same-sex marriage
• McCrory pitches education plan with different tracks for students
• WSSU student dies, another student injured in crash
• N.C. immigration panel gets earful, waits for U.S. Supreme Court ruling
• N.C. immigration panel gets earful, waits for U.S. Supreme Court ruling
• Foothills beer added to BB&T Ballpark offerings
• Home sales jumped 47 percent in February over last year
• Treasure trove of Moravian antiques in Rural Hall set for auction
• Milton Rhodes to stay on at Arts Council
• NC legislators delay action on immigration
• Health disparities debated Thursday by local college students
• Meeting today on streetcar system for Winston-Salem
• No clear-cut leader in Republican lieutenant governor's race
• Foothills beer added to BB&T Ballpark offerings
• One dead, two injured in crash on North Cherry Street
• Man dies in crash on Peters Creek Parkway
• Man in critical condition after beating
• Southbound lane of U.S. 52 closed near Liberty Street
• State and local briefs for March 28
• Amid outrage, a crowd reflects
• Teacher pay raise possible in budget
• School board opting for new bus-pickup policy
• Man pleads guilty in death of elderly couple
• City, county managers discuss budget shortfalls with Winston-Salem Chamber
• Judicial candidates say they will be fair as judges
• GOP council of state candidates make pitches here and online
• Public gets chance to speak to Raleigh immigration panel
• Pilot Mountain finance director not at fault for town's financial woes, state commission rules
• Videos collect, share stories of where we're from
• Hatteras increases amount of public offering
• Most of state's schools won't have to add five days in 2012-13
• Pilot Mountain finance director not at fault for town's financial woes, state commission rules
• Hatteras increases amount of public offering
• Wake Forest wants to know: Where are you from?
• Winston-Salem vigil and forum on Trayvon Martin shooting to be held tonight
• Train hits truck in Kernersville
• Vote on allowing apartment near Ziggy's postponed
• A concert for strings with strings
• State / Local Briefs: Man killed in early-morning crash near downtown
• Beethoven's Fifth deserves its crowd pleaser reputation
• City will 'aggressively' pursue selling two venues
• Commissioners back voter ID bill
• Denise Franklin out as general manager for WFDD
• Toxicology results awaited in jail death
• About 300 attend vigil at WFU to honor Trayvon Martin
• Chapel Hill first city in country to ban talking on cellphone use while driving
• Big gain for stocks after Bernanke remarks
• Sid Bost, former business editor at The Sentinel, has died
• Duke, Progress promise to build new power lines
• Kannapolis company pursuing partnership with KeraNetics of Winston-Salem
• Tengion reports promising research updates, but fiscal year loss
• Tranquil pond a memorial to late brothers, deputy
• Kannapolis company perusing partnership with KeraNetics of Winston-Salem
• Denise Franklin is out as general manager for WFDD
• Milestones
• Dean's Lists, Graduates, etc.
• Frost advisory issued for Triad counties
• Woman dies in Forsyth County jail
• Man dies in crash on South Marshall Street
• State / Local Briefs: Teenage girls charged in slaying of N.C. taxi driver
• D.C. lawyer with Winston-Salem roots to argue piece of heath-care reform before U.S. Supreme Court
• Rare cancer of appendix studied at Baptist
• Public art project under way with piece in West End
• Winston-Salem City Council to renew talks about selling Joel Coliseum, Bowman Gray Stadium
• City rezoning request sparks discussion
• With help, child with special needs joins bikers and runners in Bermuda Run race
• The People's Business
• Nonprofit Notebook for March 25
• Police Briefs
• Stories of a lost landmark: The Robert E. Lee Hotel
• For couple, 'sky's the limit' to aid Malawi
• Public hearing to be held on proposed solar farm in Mocksville
• Local and state news in brief
• For spectators, Lee implosion was a cheap thrill for a Sunday morning
• Group provides spiritual support for those affected by bipolar disorder
• Election Notebook for March 25
• Higher Education Notebook for March 25
• Aging Matters
• Novant outsourcing of medical transcriptionists raises tough issues
• Stranger's gift offers new chance at life
• Novant outsourcing of medical transcriptionists raises tough issues
• Novant Health's statement
• Forsyth County no longer under tornado watch
• A chance in a million turns into a chance at life
• Guilford school's students visiting White House garden
• Demonstrators protest federal mandate over birth control
• Perdue: Give N.C. teachers raises
• State and local briefs for March 24
• Supreme Court rulings on plea bargains to have large impact, local lawyers say
• Lack of sidewalks makes walking dangerous on some streets
• Village at Robinhood shopping center to be auctioned
• Ruff Love yard sale postponed
• NC health grant program suspended following audit
• U.S. Marshals arrested man wanted for a 2000 killing in Winston-Salem
• Local activists and students organizing rallies demanding justice in Florida teen's fatal shooting
• Perdue: Give N.C. teachers raises
• Commission extends deadline for ideas on city's centennial celebration
• Board debates voter ID law on Monday
• 'Good to be back home'
• State's south border redrawn
• Regional Briefs: Company apologizes for Carson billboards
• First Health Home Care workers not being paid
• Prayer suit legal bill comes in higher than expected
• After heart surgery, woman runs her way to health
• N.C. claims 'Hunger Games' as a success for the state
• Prayer suit legal bill comes in higher than expected
• N.C. claims 'Hunger Games' as a success for the state
• Commissioners to debate voter ID law on Monday
• After heart surgery, woman runs her way to health
• 'Good to be back home'
• Report: dissolvable tobacco products safer
• Fire damages home on High Point Road
• Suit: Domestic violence victim stalked by officer
• Regional Briefs: Two teens accused of robbing ex-official
• Opening of DWI court in Forsyth County delayed
• Tales from the Titanic's Lifeboat No. 6
• Wildlife from a new perspective
• High pollen counts come early this year
• Wilkesboro working to save a creek
• Wake Forest's business school ranks high in Bloomberg survey
• Federal rule aimed at gays looking for public housing
• High pollen counts come early this year
• King City Council votes to keep city police department, end talks with Stokes County
• Two men police say robbed former commissioner arrested
• King council votes to keep police department
• Dean's Lists, Graduates, etc.
• Group to rally over rulings against prayer
• City man wins new trial in scalding of son
• Two men rob Advance Auto store on University Parkway
• Targacept considering downsizing in wake of failed drug
• School system to hold off on changes related to elementary AG programs
• School architect landed in Winston-Salem, and stayed put
• DOC seeks former promoter Collins
• Local and State briefs: Fireball injures four workers at fiber plant
• PHOTO: Effort aims to get more flags flying
• Novant to outsource transcription services
• Triad's unemployment rate increases in January
• Business 40 reopens near Linville Road
• Ramp to eastbound I-40 from Silas Creek Parkway will be closed temporarily Wednesday
• Targacept drug halted after failure in clinical trials
• Tobaccoville man wounded in night club shooting
• 'A blessing to our community college'
• Most King residents tell council to keep King Police Department
• Korean War vets want to preserve history
• State / Local Briefs: Prosecutors: Avoid sympathy for Edwards
• Public safety committee considers creating new entertainment district, changing noise ordinance
• State increases count of confirmed eugenics victims
• Mocksville solar farm?
• Baptist says it shouldn't foot the tax bill in MedCost settlement
• N.C. among leaders in graduation-rate gains
• Perdue: Repair education funding cuts
• Bailey victimized twice by robbers
• Winston-Salem lawyer Carl Parrish withdraws from judge race
• A man who fell from a railroad bridge while fleeing police Saturday night remains in critical condition
• State increases count of confirmed eugenics victims
• N.C. auditor finds more than $687,000 in unemployment benefit overpayments
• Police look for leads, suspects in armed robbery at former commissioner's home
• AP Source: Manning chooses Broncos
• UNC PG's father: Marshall recovering from surgery
• Rally for Religious Freedom coming to Winston-Salem
• Winston-Salem attorney Carl Parrish withdraws from Forsyth Superior judge's race
• New York Mets owners and trustee for Madoff fraud victims settle for $162 million
• Daily study pays off for seventh-grade speller
• Son's documentary focuses on Harold Hayes' work at Esquire
• Milestones
• Huge emeralds given to state museum
• Group is raising funds for Triad Park war memorial
• WFU to celebrate its writers
• State / Local Briefs: Ex-Forsyth commissioner robbed at his home
• Changes to noise law possible
• Free vein screenings set for March 30
• The People's Business
• Former Forsyth commissioner victim of home invasion
• I-40 lane cleared after rockslide
• N.C., Va. gear up to fight nutria
• The State for March 18
• Stained glass windows make church 'a great joy'
• Tangled system: N.C. pre-kindergarten just part of early education spending
• Forsyth County schools may look to advertisers for funding help
• Business Milestones
• Winston-Salem activist highlights debate over fate of young illegal immigrants
• Family, well-wishers rally to support Alberto
• Election Notebook for March 18
• N.C. lawmakers can change votes after count
• Bragg chief: Agencies erred
• Scene & Heard
• The State
• President takes stand against same sex marriage ban
• Authorities awaiting confirmation on ID of five killed in plane crash
• Advocacy group worker files ethics complaint against Crawford
• N.C. regulators say fracking is safe, with right precautions
• Church sponsors 'Disconnect to Reconnect' as a mini-retreat
• John Edwards campaign must repay $2M to Treasury
• Novant Health makes executive promotions
• NC unemployment agency head leaving post
• Church sponsors 'Disconnect to Reconnect' as a mini-retreat
• Local minister delivers opening prayer to U.S. Senate
• WSSU approves fundraising timeline for student center
• "Match Day" is big day for medical students
• Foundation raising money for war memorial at Triad Park in Kernersville
• NC Rep. McCormick of Yadkinville says he's suspending campaign
• West Wilkes teacher to be inducted into Teacher Hall of Fame
• $750K coming to WSFC schools for technology
• HPU Percussion Ensemble To Perform At The North Carolina Day Of Percussion
• Grieving man's dog found
• Grieving man's dog found
• Tabor appeal denied, keeping him off primary ballot
• Man sentenced to 100 years for raping 10-year-old girl
• Ballpark-area development proceeds without master plan
• Parkland assistant principal and well-known educator Henry Pankey wins new award
• Seeds of new interest in school ag programs begin to sprout
• Board rules that candidates can continue to run in District 72
• Controversial Doonesbury strips will appear Saturday on Journal's opinion page
• Immigration activist released from Wake County Jail
• $750K coming to schools for technology
• Pace estate reaches deal to settle WARN Act claim
• Missing dog reunited with his owners
• Seeds of new interest in Forsyth County school ag programs begin to sprout
• Kernersville man pleads guilty in assault case
• Man sentenced for sexually abusing mentally disabled woman
• Parkland assistant principal and well-known educator Henry Pankey wins new award
• Idaho cyclist in critical condition after being struck by car in Davidson County
• High Point man charged with defrauding 78-year-old man
• Tabor appeal denied, keeping him off primary ballot
• Tabor appeal scheduled for today
• One lane of northbound U.S. 52 to be closed for cleanup
• NCAE will not endorse candidate in primary
• Perdue gives tentative OK to fracking
• Reynolds to cut 10% of U.S. workforce of 5,400
• Judicial candidate doubts rival's residency
• Winston-Salem immigrant activist can be freed once bail paid
• Winston-Salem archaeologist to examine items from Confederate site
• Former Chief Judge Abner Alexander dies of pneumonia complications
• Regional Briefs: House fire in city displaces family of three
• Local students string together music, art
• Davidson County health officials propose smoking ban in county buildings
• Forsyth County begins mental-health court to help defendants get treatment
• Hearing today on Bonham challenge to fellow House candidates' addresses
• Controversial Doonesbury strips will appear Saturday on Journal's opinion page
• Forsyth County begins mental-health court to help defendants get treatment
• Hearing scheduled Thursday on Bonham claims that state House candidates' addresses are false
• Winston-Salem immigrant activist on hunger strike expected to be released today
• Next two days will see temperatures in the 80s, weather service says
• Assistant DA David Hall challenges residency of opponent Carl Parrish in Forsyth judicial race
• Reynolds American to reduce workforce by 10 percent - biggest cuts will be in Forsyth County
• House fire displaces three
• Mental health advocacy group seeks legislative funding
• Regional Briefs: Former Ashe County teacher indicted in sex case involving student
• A ministry in need
• Winston-Salem mayor launches campaign against childhood obesity
• Two banks raise dividends sharply
• Ashe and Wilkes soldiers fought in Battle of New Bern 150 years ago today
• Board puts off action on gifted-student plan
• Wake Forest gains high spot in U.S. News rankings
• Santorum wins Alabama GOP presidential primary
• Wake Forest gains high spot in U.S. News rankings
• Winston-Salem mayor launches campaign against childhood obesity
• Stokes County outreach ministry finds itself in need
• 2011 N.C. unemployment rate revised upward after review
• Yadkinville creosote site added to 'emergency' cleanup list
• Full schedule for RiverRun Film Festival available
• Ashe County teacher indicted for sexual encounters with student
• Themed playgrounds headed for Winston-Salem
• Baptist wants employees to share burden of MedCost settlement
• Stokes: King policing would cost $1.6M
• Selling Joel Coliseum still an idea whose time could come
• State / Local Briefs: Thomasville man charged in stabbing death
• WSJS radio revamps morning show, adds talk show
• NCAA penalizes UNC football program
• Board approves sale of old courthouse
• RiverRun film festival lineup announced
• No more chocolate milk at school?
• WSJS radio revamps morning show, adds talk show
• Baptist wants employees to share burden of MedCost settlement
• Selling Joel Coliseum still an idea whose time could come
• No more chocolate milk?
• Ribfest to be held downtown this year
• King firefighter injured at crash site
• Star of 'Super Size Me' documentary to speak here
• Fire damages home in southern Winston-Salem
• Dean's Lists, Graduates, etc.
• RiverRun schedule to be released tonight
• Workshop to cover the role of housing laws in domestic violence
• Police Chief to hold chat session Tuesday at King Plaza Shopping
• Residents plan protest of Blackout Tour at Ziggy's
• Immigrant on hunger strike will ask for release from jail
• Elon University poll of North Carolinians finds it's still the economy that's most important
• Gaston County examines state of school stadiums
• Because of computer production problems, Journalnow.com has fewer locally written stories than normal today
• Three charged after undercover cocaine investigation
• Charlotte police get grant for unsolved cases
• Building permits issued for Apple Inc. in Catawba County
• Motorcyclist dies in wreck on U.S. 52
• Holden Beach gets free sand for renourishment
• U.S. 52 reopens after fatal wreck
• Crackdown leads to more failed auto inspections in N.C.
• Nonprofit Notebook: Crisis Control wants help for fundraiser
• Aging Matters: Mount Zion sets Super Tuesday program
• Boonville shows its heart to newcomer's widow
• Deported father fights for children
• ASU football players' suspensions reinstated after protest
• Women in engineering push to bolster their ranks
• Report adds to debate over menthol cigarettes
• Scene & Heard - Fun in the past and future
• Salem College creates 'chair library'
• Roll call
• Patients get grocery store therapy in Lowes learning lab
• Trail work ready to pay off?
• Kony video is only a starting point, locals say
• MEAC parties a draw in downtown
• March Madness a marathon for radio producers
• Regional Briefs - Autopsy: Woman died from burns, smoke
• Hanesbrands exec got slight raise in 2011
• Court suspends Hartsfield for two and a half months for fixing tickets
• Winston-Salem finally lands a Trader Joe's grocery store
• Most WSFC teachers 'proficient' as state tweaks evaluation process
• Michael Jordan is Novant's new 'face'
• Bike race launches new mountain bike trail
• Autopsy: Kernersville woman died of smoke inhalation
• Most WSFC teachers 'proficient' as state tweaks evaluation process
• 5K race will kick off annual Triad Commuter Challenge Saturday
• Court suspends Hartsfield for two and a half months for fixing tickets
• Thomasville man charged with witness intimidation
• Apartment complex near ballpark OK'd
• Pilot Mountain man faces charges of statutory rape
• Public-notice problem may delay Mount Airy solar farm
• Stretch of I-85 in Davidson County to open today
• Federal probe finds N.C. courts discriminate against non-English speakers
• Business venture aims to record memories
• WSSU police investigating three incidents, including an armed robbery
• Cigarette in trash can caused deadly apartment fire
• Charges dropped against Stokes couple accused of running puppy mill
• Pep rally sends WSSU basketball team off in style
• Robertson: Legalize pot
• N.C. lotteries for March 8
• New history museum slated to open in summer in downtown Winston-Salem
• Business venture aims to record memories
• Tour de France winner LeMond coming to Lees-McRae
• Stoglin leads Maryland past Wake Forest, 82-60
• Iredell County man arrested in string of break-ins
• Pep rally sends WSSU basketball team off in style
• Contract to rebuild Watauga County bridge awarded
• WSSU police investigating rash of crimes
• UPDATE: CenterPoint to ask for $1.53 million from Forsyth County to help with Medicaid transition
• Charges against couple accused of running puppy mill dropped
• Obama announces new energy plan during visit to Charlotte area
• Ballpark developer looking to build apartment complex nearby
• Sexton: Does justice extend to animals, as well?
• Filmmakers back for more
• Regional Briefs: Father who shot laptop has surprise
• Stokes County historian Bob Carroll dies at 104
• Missing Jefferson Middle student found safe in Surry County
• Missing Jefferson Middle student found safe in Surry County
• CenterPoint to ask for $1.53 million from Forsyth County to help with Medicaid transition
• Man pleads guilty in case involving neglect of more than 30 horses
• Perdue friend asks judge to throw out flights case
• Linwood Furniture files for bankruptcy
• Consumer group sues 8 drugmakers over drug coupons
• Dean's Lists, Graduates, etc.
• Armed man robs Boone Wal-Mart
• Police: No one injured by emission at Greensboro chemical plant
• Police search for missing Jefferson Middle student
• Man robs Subway on University Parkway
• Tabor hearing set for next week
• Charges fly as Bonham challenges residency of opponents in House 72
• Reynolds teacher: Firing me isn't fair
• State and local briefs for March 7
• Appeals court rules against mistress in alienation of affection lawsuit
• Driver pleads guilty in Hanes Park crash
• Long-time music teacher 'taught us to smile'
• Safety of bridge over Business 40 gets second look
• President plans visit to N.C. truck plant
• Appeals court rules against mistress in alienation of affection lawsuit
• Man pleads guilty in fatal wreck at Hanes Park
• Long-time music teacher 'taught us to smile'
• Reynolds teacher: Firing me isn't fair
• NC appeals court says sweepstakes ban unlawful
• Bonham challenges residency of primary opponents in House 72
• Forsyth Democrats hold precinct meetings today
• Driver who hit and killed man is charged with DWI and hit and run
• Man pleads guilty to Boone pawn shop murder
• Community Milestones
• Community Milestones
• School bus goes into ditch after swerving to avoid car
• Police: Altercation preceded man's death
• Wake Forest Baptist unveils plans, timetable for Davie County hospital
• Charlotte kids survive direct hit by tornado
• Sexton: 'I finally knew what the problem was,' prosecutor says
• Teacher who knew Ohio school shooting victims puts up red ribbons in Kernersville
• Vigil for Alberto draws about 70
• Voter recruitment goes online
• State / Local Briefs: Greensboro call center to close, ending 685 jobs
• Go, See, Do
• Super Tuesday stakes sky-high
• Objections filed to Renegade's bankruptcy exit plan
• Top category for customer complaints? Lenders
• Greensboro call center will close
• Teacher who knew Ohio school shooting victims puts up red ribbons in Kernersville
• Voter recruitment goes online
• Former Baptist nurse pleads guilty to sexual battery of children in hospital imaging services
• Order for arrest issued for Adam Baker in Caldwell County
• Man pleads guilty to voluntary manslaughter in death of 14-month-old boy
• Lexington man charged for shooting his girlfriend
• King City Council tonight may set date on PD talks
• Baptist unveils plans for Davie County hospital
• Police: Bar fight ends in death of man pushed into path of car
• Bumper crop of candidates running for legislature
• Coalition to honor legislators who backed redistricting reform
• State / Local Briefs: Up to 3 inches of snow possible in parts of N.C.
• Contests generate buzz for convention
• Waiting for a heart
• Journal introduces new comics
• The People's Business
• Scene & Heard: Attendees sparkle at winter ball
• Nonprofit Notebook for March 4
• The State for March 4
• Jobs, new roads seen in bond plan
• Tornadoes injure at least three in N.C.
• Three from local public defender's office seeking election
• Service held for sports anchor Rich Brenner
• In league with staying young
• Aging Matters
• Well-known education writer coming to Wake Forest
• TV movie being shot in downtown Winston-Salem
• 'Old Timey Radio Show' a hit with students
• Students rally at Appalachian State
• Hundreds gather to protest beating of ASU students
• First lady promotes fitness efforts
• Man charged in death of 4-year-old girl killed when tractor she was on overturned
• Journal reporter warned by Winston-Salem/Forsyth County school board
• Winston-Salem man remains in jail facing deportation
• At assembly, Diggs-Latham kids celebrate black history
• Two people die in plane crash in High Rock Lake
• Two killed in plane crash at High Rock Lake
• At assembly, Diggs-Latham kids celebrate black history
• 'Old Timey Radio Show' a hit with students
• TV movie being shot in downtown Winston-Salem
• The State
• Pet mausoleum offers alternative resting place
• Charges dropped against man who tried to use $1 million bill
• Blue Cross error lists 1,000 customers' e-mail addresses
• House panel shifts on pre-K
• For first time in 20 years, Michael Hayes is free of court supervision
• Community rallies to aid teacher and coach with cancer
• For first time in 20 years, Michael Hayes is free of court supervision
• Dean's Lists, Graduates, etc.
• Charges dropped against man who tried to use $1 million bill
• Occupy Winston-Salem protests outside Wells Fargo, City Hall and Reynolds American
• 4 of 5 N.C. House seats to see 2-party contests
• Workshop addresses violence in schools, workplaces
• Interfaith leader brings message to Wake Forest
• Downtown Winston-Salem shows sparks of political awareness, even early in the morning
• Celebrating a rare birthday
• Protesters arrested at legislative hearing on immigration
• Foreclosed home sales drop
• Jan. existing-home sales for Forsyth area essentially flat
• Protesters arrested at legislative hearing on immigration
• A birthday every four years
• Reynolds teacher suspended after assault charge
• Tabor too late to file --- or was he?
• Judge blocks FDA's plan for graphic labels on cigarette packs
• Thomasville man facing drug charges after deputies found 79 bags of heroin in his home
• U.S. 64 closed in both directions near Mocksville
• Developers seek historic landmark status for Plant 64
• Occupy Winston-Salem protests outside Wells Fargo, City Hall
• Etheridge runs for governor
• Nuclear safety report cites Duke plant
• Man dies after being shot in parking lot of Waughtown Street bar
• Man who fell from bridge had head, chest wounds
• Station, community remember Rich Brenner
• The State for Feb. 29
• Board wants more time, input, on teacher-student texting policy
• School board adds another Pledge policy
• Former mayor of Spencer dies from a likely suicide
• Today is candidates' deadline to file
• Cecil Wood, who managed two counties and a town, steps down
• Parents should encourage their children to study abroad, author David McCullough says
• Officials update public on work at contaminated Yadkin site
• Thomasville police officer involved in car crash
• Program to help hungry children begun at Boonville Elementary
• N.C. House 72 field gets another candidate
• Community Milestones
• More customers leaving banks due to fees, poor service
• City man shot during robbery
• Charging cellphones is a crime at bus station
• Property tax rise backed
• Crash victim recalled as happy, precious girl
• Commissioners approve concealed handguns in parks
• Winston-Salem City Council's budget priorities exercise results
• Rich Brenner, retired TV sports anchor, dies
• $600,000 grant to Wake Forest Baptist will speed research on insomnia, migraines
• State / Local Briefs: Georgia man dies in fall from Business 40 span
• When your school is a work zone: Students and teachers deal with mud, noise and growth
• When your school is a work zone: Students and teachers deal with mud, noise and growth
• Democrats file in two House districts
• Democrats file in two House districts
• NC leaders consider public agency for water power
• Feds charge Bank of America with discriminating against disabled homebuyers
• Ex-NASCAR driver Mayfield indicted for larceny in Caldwell County
• NAACP president files for N.C. House 72
• When your school is a work zone: Students and teachers deal mud, noise and growth
• Yadkinville man charged with rape of child
• Man sought after stabbing his former girlfriend
• Man arrested in Wilkesboro Wal-Mart parking lot
• $600,000 grant to Wake Forest Baptist will speed research on insomnia, migraines
• Obama office opening in Winston-Salem this week
• Man dies after falling from bridge over Business 40
• The People's Business
• Rise in cremations in N.C. linked to tight economy
• Construction consultant skyrockets to success from humble start
• School system considering AIG options
• EPA to report on cleanup of Yadkin County creosote plant
• Mysterious orbs confound Burke County for decades
• Special Olympian scores spot at NBA event
• State / Local Briefs: City crews to begin pickup of bulky trash today
• Milestones for Feb. 27
• N.C. law boosts lawmakers' retirement
• Regional Briefs: 13-year-old charged in robbery at food mart
• the legacy of Z
• TEDx shares ideas worth sharing
• Son is mourned; another is found
• Friendship grows from shared war experience, and a cow story
• Construction, calendar shift on WS/FC board members' minds
• 82 whooping cough cases in Alamance County
• Nonprofit Notebook: Art show to benefit Meals on Wheels
• Winston-Salem/Forsyth County schools consider new texting, social media rules and changes to Pledge of Allegiance policy
• N.C. lotteries for Feb. 24
• Tanglewood dog park could open in June, earlier than planned
• Biden touts community colleges during visit to DCCC
• Video shows man dozing as Biden talks
• Baptist settlement of class-action suit to bring payments in April
• Judicial races heat up in Forsyth
• Family thankful for support after crash that killed girl, 3
• RBC Bank brand will be changed to PNC next week
• Swedish company hopes to chip away at Reynolds' snus market
• Local group rallies on behalf of historic Germanton church
• Scientists encourage youngsters to become physicists and engineers
• Greensboro airport contract goes to company under investigation
• Proposal pushes privatizing pre-K classrooms
• Judicial races heat up in Forsyth
• Backpack hunger program expanding to Northwest Middle
• Father of 3-year-old: 'I could see her take her last breath'
• Vice President Joe Biden tells DCCC audience that community colleges are vital
• Winston-Salem's bulky-item pickup starts Monday
• Fire at home displaces Winston-Salem woman
• SAT "Wizard" coming to town March 3
• Temperatures to drop precipitously this afternoon; slight chance of tornado tonight
• Tanglewood dog park to start construction this spring
• The State
• Tape showing John Edwards, mistress to be destroyed
• Occupy groups to meet in Raleigh
• Attorney for Dairy Queen denies sexual harassment allegations
• Stokesdale woman makes it to 'Idol' semifinals
• Blacks more likely to die of cancer and diabetes
• Need a book? Take a book
• City police cars will be equipped with red and blue lights
• Marshall won't run for seat in House
• Winston-Salem WomenConnect set for Saturday
• Well Fargo Center is up for sale
• Need a book? Take a book
• Stokesdale woman makes it to 'Idol' finals
• Black Philanthropy Initiative grants focus on education
• Walter Marshall won't seek General Assembly seat
• Big Brothers Big Sisters fundraiser for Forsyth, Davie counties this weekend and next
• Winston-Salem police honor fallen officer Plouff with black bands
• Free dog-training course offered at Forsyth animal shelter
• Vice President Biden and wife to speak Friday at Davidson County Community College
• Evangelist Franklin Graham questions whether Obama is Christian
• Winston-Salem/Forsyth County school board retreat Saturday
• Blacks more likely to die from cancer and diabetes
• Democrat files in N.C. Senate District 30
• Stokesdale woman makes the cut on 'Idol'
• Duke Energy, Progress Energy file new merger plan
• Perdue to move $9M to fund 2,000 more in NC Pre-K
• Plastics manufacturer to open facility and add 140 jobs in Mocksville
• Plastics manufacturer to open facility and add 140 jobs in Mocksville
• Friends, family mourn Dara Watson at funeral
• Regional Briefs: Police say man shot wife, killed himself
• Man sentenced to 15 to 18 years in sexual abuse of 12-year-old girl
• Appeals court in Ky. upholds 1998 tobacco deal
• Foxx files for fifth term
• Joel's awards brought 'home' to Coliseum
• Storms move through region
• Mount Airy's historic Earle Theatre spiffed up for music festival
• Man sentenced to more than 25 years in stabbing death
• Local football players will participate in head impact study
• United Way of Forsyth County exceeds its 2011 campaign goal
• Novant to hire 150 in Fort Mill
• Journal parent company considers sale of newspapers
• Friends, family mourn Dara Watson at funeral
• Man pleads guilty to hit-and-run that killed disabled man last summer
• Joel's awards brought 'home' to Coliseum
• Local football players will participate in head impact study
• Man sentenced to more than 25 years in stabbing death
• Mount Airy's historic Earle Theatre spiffed up for music festival
• Plastics manufacturer to open facility and add 140 jobs in Mocksville
• AT&T to build data center in Kings Mountain
• Appeals Court in Ky. Upholds 1998 Tobacco Deal
• NC school spending falls, improves to other states
• Work to lead to detour on I-85 in Davidson County
• Perdue to move $9M to fund 2,000 more in NC Pre-K
• Thomasville bakery robbed
• Lewisville names interim town manager
• Perdue to Move $9M to Fund 2,000 More in NC Pre-K
• Return of spring-like weather brings chance of showers
• Womble backs Parmon for Senate as he bows out because of health concerns
• Dalton files to run for governor; Cobb files to run for House District 74
• Ruling on dog's death is upheld
• Group tries to track black revolutionaries
• Program started 23 years ago helps young people get on right path
• Move pending to require foreign languages for WSFC sixth graders
• Economic development announcement expected in Davie County
• Targacept reports $9.8 million loss for fourth quarter
• Wake Forest BioTech Place debuts in downtown Winston-Salem
• Former Novant executive pleads guilty to embezzling nearly $620,000 from hospital
• Angelou recuperating at home after hospitalization
• Womble bows out on health concerns; Parmon, Witherspoon and Bonham announce campaigns for legislative seats
• Occupy Winston-Salem plans protest of Wells Fargo, Reynolds American
• Greenways advocacy groups to hold meeting
• Threat of black ice remains on area roads this morning
• State / Local Briefs: Biden to visit Thomasville
• Fundraisers save N.C. Gov's school at both campuses
• Jeanne Hill, family's 2nd Miss Liberty, dies
• Icy roads cause accident that kills 3-year-old; weather heating up to 67 by Thursday
• Council approves outdoor dining downtown
• Sexton: Michigan Yoopers bring perspective to our snow 'events'
• City Council approves Inmar incentives
• Announcement on Larry Womble's political future coming today
• Officials break ground on Center for Design Innovation
• Wake Forest BioTech Place to be unveiled Tuesday
• Evelyn Terry files to run in Larry Womble's N.C. House 71 District
• Jeremy Mayfield indicted on four felony charges
• Woman convicted of charges she had sex with 14-year-old boy
• Weather appears to be a factor in crash that killed 3-year-old
• Toddler dies in morning crash in Surry County
• Wake Forest BioTech Place to be unveiled Tuesday
• Wilkes County man dies in house fire
• Cumberland DA may try to reinstate woman's DWI convictions
• Forecast calls for quick end to area snow
• Incentives, dining law on council agenda
• Longtime King business celebrates 75th anniversary
• Presidential visits to Winston-Salem
• Finally, a bit of snow
• Milestones for Feb. 20
• The People's Business
• State / Local Briefs: Conversion of E. Fourth St. section to 2-way traffic set
• Teacher wants to work with adventurer on curriculum
• Forums examine regional approaches to advance Piedmont area
• Primary push starts for Democrats
• Slow-moving storm brings slush, snow to Piedmont
• Presidents Day closings
• Former ESPN executive tells WSSU students to get multimedia skills
• Business Milestones
• Stephen Ministry lay counseling workshop planned at Kernersville church
• Election Notebook
• Unaffiliated voters on the increase since 2008
• Civil War re-enactors meet to make sure they present history accurately
• The State
• Proposed same-sex marriage ban's impact on heterosexual couples debated
• Community responds to help beloved seeing-eye dog with cataracts
• Nonprofit Notebook: Arbor Acres needs volunteer drivers
• Aging Matters
• Louisiana fun and food makes its way north
• Three UNCSA students win national recognition for their talents
• Federal jury in Fla. decides in tobacco companies' favor
• President's Day closings
• 'Otis' convicted of blocking sidewalks
• New owner to shut down local Branscomb Produce operations
• Statehouse access limited
• Baptist gets nod to shift operating rooms
• Local elections critic files to run for governor
• Student wins district spelling bee with 'hysterical'
• New owner to shut down local Branscomb Produce operations
• Local elections critic files for Governor
• Baptist gets approval to move three operating rooms to Clemmons campus
• 'Otis' convicted of blocking sidewalks
• Forum on jobs, housing, transportation scheduled.
• Today is last day to buy tickets for banquet honoring students
• NC lottery to close books on 12 scratch-off games
• Heavy rains expected this weekend starting Saturday night
• More animal cruelty arrests at Butterball facility in Hoke County
• Police Chief to hold chat session today at East Winston Shopping Center
• Today is the day for the Kiwanis Pancake Jamboree
• Kernersville woman helps defeat truck-weight legislation
• 14-year-old practices age-old art form
• City woman found in trash can was stabbed to death
• Linville to seek new term
• State and Local Briefs
• Minister in Washington, D.C., calls on black churches to boycott BB&T
• UNCSA instructors would get big jump in salary under plan approved by trustees
• Timberland brand helps VF Corp. post record profits
• Fog rolling into Forsyth County
• Boone man accused of assault turns himself in
• DNC calling all sauce makers
• Dog's death plays out in the courtroom
• Regional Briefs: Two arrested in home invasion
• Hanesbrands posts 46 increase in net income, but misses earnings expectations
• Raid prompts new interest in regulating commercial dog breeders
• Immigration activists challenge tuition rules
• New phones, email system rolling out for WSFC schools
• Genetics and nature provide models to prevent cyber attacks
• More details emerge about Douglas Battery bankruptcy
• Former Baptist doctor pleads guilty to indecent exposure
• Reality show to focus on Charlotte moms
• Walnut Cove police chief resigns
• Wake Forest University researchers working on way to prevent cyber attacks
• More details emerge about Douglas Battery bankruptcy
• One lane of southbound U.S. 52 closed for roadwork today
• Honduran prison fire kills 300 inmates
• Judge dismisses lawsuit against owner of homemade machine gun range in Union County
• Death of victim may bring new charges in 1999 shooting case
• Attorney General's office will handle any prosecution of Womble
• PICCADILLY CIRCUS
• Joel memorabilia to be on display at coliseum
• Residents move into swanky Asbury Place at Arbor Acres retirement home
• N.C. Facebook dad who shot his daughter's laptop "moving on," but not speaking to media
• Student with cerebral palsy attacked in Yadkin County
• Senate candidates file here
• Seniors struggling to live in N.C.
• In WSFC science fairs, learning wins
• N.C. woman wins $4 million in lottery the same week she loses her job
• No drugs found in system of woman who killed family in shooting rampage
• Regional Briefs: Agency recommends closing attractions
• HPU poll shows Obama would lose to unnamed Republican challenger
• N.C.'s bank commissioner leaving for job monitoring mortgage settlement
• Wilmington area in the running for new Caterpillar plant
• HPU poll shows Obama would lose to unnamed Republican challenger
• Attorney General's office will handle any prosecution of Womble
• Senate candidates file here
• Residents move into swanky Asbury Place at Arbor Acres retirement home
• N.C. Facebook dad who shot his daughter's laptop "moving on," but not speaking to media
• Boone couple's daughter missing, fiance found dead in their home near Charleston
• Calling all frog fans: Workshop teaches how to identify toad calls
• N.C.'s bank commissioner leaving for job monitoring mortgage settlement
• Whitney Houston funeral service scheduled for Saturday
• Bank of America sees growth in health savings account business
• Three arrested on drug charges
• Three arrested on drug charges
• Guilford principal hired to lead Easton Elementary
• King residents debate proposal for Stokes deputies to patrol the city
• Police department makes changes to policy on checkpoints
• Group organizes against amendment on gay marriage
• Concealed guns OK'd for county parks
• Baptist Medical Center announces economic impact
• AP exam compromise struck for WSFC
• East Forsyth coach suspended for five days without pay for tirade
• Sidewalk dining changes are on city council's plate
• State / Local Briefs: N.C. Supreme Court will rule on searches
• Commissioners OK incentives for Inmar
• Group organizes against amendment on gay marriage
• Baptist Medical Center announces economic impact
• East Forsyth coach suspended for five days without pay for tirade
• Candidates line up to file on first filing day
• Cunningham to present data on police checkpoints
• Sidewalk dining changes are on city council's plate
• RockTenn Merchandising Displays has 43 job openings
• Sex offender search app is big hit
• New parks head charts his trail
• Democrats watch exodus from assembly
• Imam says he's had warm reception at WFU
• Veterans give even more: their DNA
• Community Milestones for Feb. 13
• Pilot Mountain native is new superintendent at Stone Mountain State Park
• AP test costs, summer-school program topics for Monday school board meeting
• State and local briefs for Feb. 13
• 'Soul Train' comes alive in Winston-Salem
• Jobless benefits are on the line again
• Binkley back home in the spotlight
• Aging Matters: Sessions to focus on Alzheimer's, dementia
• Gun range billboards stir controversy
• Long-term jobless struggle for hope
• Tobacco workers not likely to see big paychecks again
• Liberal, civil-rights groups meet for big N.C. rally
• Nonprofit Notebook: Community garden workshop set
• Regional Briefs: Slight snow forecast
• Reynolds art sale stirs up questions
• N.C. lotteries for Feb. 10
• Two firefighters injured in firetruck wreck
• The gift of harmony
• UNC opts to raise tuition
• Hopeful buyers flock to Reynolds art sale
• Angelou hosts Black History Month radio program
• District Attorney O'Neill, Ministers Conference pledge to work together; still disagree on Racial Justice Act
• Stokes sheriff says City of King must decide police issue
• John Hood: North Carolina's triple-crown election
• Targacept has new top shareholder
• Douglas Battery Manufacturing files for bankruptcy
• Douglas Battery Manufacturing files for bankruptcy
• A history of Douglas Battery Manufacturing
• Arts Council sale doing brisk business, continues until 7 p.m.
• UPDATE: East Forsyth High officer disciplined after coach's tirade against student
• Winston-Salem police chief will hold monthly session with community Feb. 17
• Smith Reynolds awarded $1.85 million in federal block grant funds
• Charlotte man arrested in Davidson County after $80,000 in pot found in car
• Charlotte contractor sentenced to prison for tax evasion
• Local and state news in brief
• Energy costs push schools to save
• New life for an old church?
• UNC panel supports increases in tuition
• Prescott, ex-Kernersville alderman, to run for Forsyth commissioner
• Teacher from 'Extreme Makeover' succumbs to cancer
• King residents angry over possible disbanding of police department
• Forsyth expects big budget gap
• King residents angry over possible disbanding of police department
• Teacher from 'Extreme Makeover' succumbs to cancer
• Brew Nerds locations close
• Davidson County 'Extreme Makeover' mom dies at 39
• Budget squeeze coming in 2014, county commissioners warned
• States, Feds to announce mortgage settlement
• Prescott, former Kernersville alderman, to run for Forsyth County commissioner
• Part of Fraternity Church Road to close for bridge work
• Colder weather ahead for the weekend
• PART looks for consistent funding
• Regional Briefs: WFU to build two residence halls to house 480 students
• FEC: Edwards owes more than $2.1 million
• Humanists seek Army designation
• Sale of vast Reynolds Tobacco collection begins Friday
• Road widening starts in Blowing Rock
• School gardens a tool for learning, helping
• Democrat James Taylor announces for state Senate, Republican Glenn Cobb runs for state House
• Thomas Built Buses is ramping up production and adding jobs
• PART board overhauls leadership
• Auction of vast Reynolds Tobacco collection begins Friday
• Costs of New River Behavioral Healthcare's failure adding up
• Caterpillar rules out Illinois for new plant, but N.C. could be in contention
• Thomas Built Buses is ramping up its product levels and adding jobs
• Winston-Salem City Council member James Taylor announces run for state Senate
• Motsinger OK after car wreck
• Wake trustees give go-ahead to construction of dorms
• Reynolds reports 16 percent increase in profit for fourth quarter
• Man who killed two police officers seeks new trial
• City of King may disband King Police Department
• Reynolds American cutting more jobs
• Forsyth commissioners all could end up campaigning in 2012
• Candidate biographies
• Mountain area will benefit from prescribed burns
• Foothills Brewing turning into a shining star of the beer world
• N.C. Court of Appeals hears arguments on alienation of affection law at Wake Forest
• Double slaying in Bethany home invasion upsets Rockingham County residents
• Death-penalty trial delayed as attorney withdraws
• U.S. Rep. Sue Myrick will not run for re-election
• U.S. judge: Dismiss House of Raeford pollution case
• Election board splits but chooses WSSU as voting site
• Mountain area will benefit from prescribed burns
• Father's arrest on drug charges won't deter young activist
• Forsyth commissioners all could end up campaigning in 2012
• Foothills Brewing turning into a shining star of the beer world
• Reynolds American cutting more jobs
• Chiquita offers to pay closing costs, losses on selling home in Cincinnati for execs moving to Charlotte
• State considers allowing coyote hunting
• Man convicted of felony child abuse in death of 2-year-old stepson found dead in jail cell
• Bike flasher exposes himself in Charlotte
• Trial of man facing the death penalty delayed; attorney allowed to withdraw
• Thomas Built Buses to be honored with "Environmental Steward" designation
• UPDATE: Marines practice amphibious assaults on shores of North Carolina, Virginia
• Queens University of Charlotte nursing program assessed
• Medical retirement approved for sheriff with bipolar disorder
• Fort Bragg soldier receives Distinguished Flying Cross
• Bulk of DNCC 4th-quarter expenditures went to salaries, payroll
• Elections panel to meet today on early-voting sites
• WSSU campus grieves for another student
• State / Local Briefs: Elections panel to meet today on early-voting sites
• Lawsuits challenging GOP-drawn boundaries can move forward
• LF USA expected to announce jobs expansion in Greensboro
• Joe "Snuffy" Smith of King fixed banjos and guitars for top musicians in the country
• Suit raises questions on basic rights
• Obama leads in fundraising
• Shuttle service meets needs of seniors
• Winston-Salem area home sales rose 4.3 percent in 2011, market analysis reports
• Woman arrested and charged in the death of wheelchair-bound man
• Appeals court will hear arguments at Wake Forest on Filipowski lawsuit on alienation-of-affection
• Joe "Snuffy" Smith of King fixed banjos and guitars for top musicians in the country
• Senior shuttle service begins in Kernersville
• Rep. Larry Womble released from Wake Forest Baptist
• Gun-rights nonprofit gearing up for lawsuit against Winston-Salem
• Elections board handles touchy WSSU early-voting issue
• Romney leads in North Carolina campaign contributions among GOP candidates, FEC report shows
• N.C. redistricting challenge can proceed, judicial panel rules
• Prosecutor in Racial Justice Act challenge says race wasn't factor in excluding black jurors
• Twin City Stage auditions to be held today
• High Point man named finalist for Time magazine award
• Porter named chairman of Arts Council's fund-raising campaign
• Lexington man killed in crash
• UNC campuses scheduled for new fee, tuition increases
• More mild weather expected in the Triad this week
• Regional Briefs: City man gets life term in apartment rape
• Two Forsyth cases under the Racial Justice Act not to be heard until 2014
• Group helps neighborhoods help themselves
• Local homeless advocates join national campaign to find and house most vulnerable homeless people
• Entrepreneur plans indoor trampoline park
• Signs point to new stalemate between Perdue, GOP over taxes
• More road rules
• Forsyth officials start mental-health court
• Community Milestones
• Business Milestones
• Calamities driving population changes
• Scene and Heard: Stories of heart disease get personal
• Texting, social media prove problematic for teachers across the country
• Toddler's great-aunt charged with killing her
• From war to farming, Woolsey carved his own path
• A soldier's prayer for a happy life comes true
• 'Silver Dollar Waller' turns his passion for engines into a career
• State and local briefs for Feb. 5
• 40-year-old unsolved triple murder still haunts law enforcement
• N.C. Supreme Court declines to consider city's appeal in Silk Plant Forest case
• The State
• Laptop of health care provider stolen
• Students learn to 'read anywhere' – even on an exercise bike
• BB&T buys insurance company for $570M
• N.C. Supreme Court declines to consider city's appeal in Silk Plant Forest case
• Flow Automotive selling Fisker, at $100,000, and Lotus, at $65,000 to $80,000
• Washington Park residents upset over UNCSA's plans for storage warehouse
• COMING SUNDAY: Born on the same day, three country boys find friendship as adults
• 40-year-old unsolved triple murder still haunts law enforcement
• Two Forsyth County cases under the Racial Justice Act not to be heard until 2014
• Wilkes man will not be charged in shooting
• Innovation conference, TED, will come to Wake Forest
• Students learn to 'read anywhere' - even on an exercise bike
• Lawyer disbarred for misappropriating money from woman's estate
• Egg recall includes North Carolina
• Mom accused of tampering with daughter's IV line at hospital
• House leaders respond to ACLU complaint about prayers in legislature
• Two children left alone in home in critical condition after fire
• Return America group vows support for marriage amendment
• Health provider Triumph's laptop stolen in mid-December; notification sent to clients this week
• BB&T buys insurance company for $570 million
• Governor's School is back on for the summer
• High on the hog (especially her prediction of an early spring)
• Komen facing backlash over decision
• The State
• Ex-speaker Hackney won't run for N.C. House in 2012
• NC's Heath Shuler won't seek re-election to House
• Student's recording brings threats
• Etheridge in, Bowles out in NC governor's race
• Board takes nonsectarian route
• NC's Heath Shuler won't seek re-election to House
• Tengion files to raise potentially up to $30 million in public offering
• Etheridge in, Bowles out in NC governor's race
• County to resume prayers – without mentioning Jesus
• Coach's tirade stirs debate
• High school crime and violence down in N.C. schools The Associated Press
• UPDATE Pace settlement reached
• ACLU challenges opening prayers in N.C. General Assembly
• Governor's School gets money to continue program on two campuses, including Salem College
• Panel to take questions tonight on women's health
• Fire, police departments set Black History Month events
• In Lexington, Miss Charlotte predicts spring is near
• Excerpts of taped conversation at East Forsyth High School
• MEAC moving tourneys to Norfolk
• East Forsyth coach, school resource officer recorded threatening, cursing at student
• Local students to share the gavel in spring youth assembly
• Regional Briefs: No new cases of norovirus reported
• Part-time to full-time brings benefits
• Winston-Salem firefighter charged with sexually abusing child
• Assaults, burglaries on the rise so far in city this year
• Caterpillar expanding in Johnston County
• East Forsyth coach, school resource officer recorded threatening, cursing at student
• Second Harvest Food Bank expands its program to feed the hungry
• Former Pace Airlines employees could benefit from $1 million insurance settlement
• Former firefighter charged with sexually abusing child
• Assaults, burglaries on the rise so far in city this year
• Erskine Bowles weighing bid for NC governor
• Traffic to be disrupted on Union Cross Road
• Rooster sabotages summons delivery
• Hatch elected board chair for national association
• Fire damages Joe Gibbs Racing machine shop
• Carthage former police chief, wife ordered to ay $400,000 default judgment
• Greensboro doctor charged with soliciting child for sex
• Lexington prepares for annual Groundhawg's Day celebration Thursday
• Tillis, Parmon to discuss compensation for sterilization victims at town hall meeting
• Norovirus hits two nursing homes
• What becomes of the statue?
• Pat McCrory formally opens second campaign for governor
• The State for Feb. 1
• Two more Democrats say they won't run governor
• Baptist researchers study the pain, pleasure of scratching
• N.C. Tea Party throwing support to Gingrich
• Baptist researchers study the pain, pleasure of scratching
• CenterPoint begins hiring for 89 new jobs
• Connelly Springs veteran shares harsh tale of war and its impact
• Morganton cyclist recovering after accident lands him in intensive care
• Yadkin authorities charge Hickory man with selling guns illegally
• Graylyn Estates' renovated guest house to reopen April 1, Wake Forest University says
• Man facing two murder charges in death of pregnant Charlotte restaurant manager
• Boy, 2, dies from injuries after crash on I-40/I-85
• McCrory to formally start campaign for governor today
• Symphony sales hitting high notes
• 'Josh's Journey'
• Warm January didn't set records, but it lowered utility bills
• Baptist class-action suit members have until Feb. 21 to file objections
• Education brings freedom, activist tells students
• Southern Community posts third consecutive quarterly profit
• Warm January didn't set records, but it lowered utility bills
• Adam Baker back in Australia, but ICE didn't deport him
• Southern Community posts third consecutive quarterly profit
• Dean's Lists, Graduates, etc.
• Elton John AIDS Foundation awards grant to North Carolina network
• Mayor Joines' statement on not seeking governor's office
• Occupy Charlotte protesters ordered to leave old city hall lawn in Charlotte
• Winston-Salem Mayor Allen Joines won't run for governor
• Fire that burned house on Clemmonsville Road may have been arson
• Park issue divides Trinity council
• More unseasonably warm weather on tap for this week
• Edwards aide could get jail time for contempt
• Man charged in '94 killing
• State and local briefs: Police: Boy may have climbed transmission tower
• Milestones for Jan. 30
• McCrory has clear path to GOP nomination for governor
• Charges dropped against former Winston-Salem hockey player
• (Re)order in the court: Old Courthouse an 'iconic' landmark
• New course at Forsyth Tech to help provide more interpreters in the court system
• N.C. audit critical of environmental permit times
• Forsyth Academy instructor named N.C. charter school teacher of the year
• Showdown on same-sex marriage amendment nears
• The People's Business
• Police: Wilkesboro man charged after high-speed collision
• Mayors face tough fight in gubernatorial race
• Hickory cat wins "Today Show' appearance, stay in swanky New York hotel
• City's hidden gem
• Business Milestones
• Picking the spot to park your savings
• Motion cites a possible end-run around the Racial Justice Act
• Exhibit documents N.C. furniture industry
• Nonprofit Notebook for Jan. 29
• Perdue calls decision 'selfless'
• WSSU band ready to unleash a sea of sound at The Honda
• Coble to run for re-election in 6th Congressional District
• Carter G. Woodson kids, others, head to mock trial competition
• Perdue move may help Obama
• Two human skulls founds were imbedded in concrete, inside iron cauldrons
• Stock market closes mostly lower on Friday
• Lawmaker suggests public hangings should resume
• Business briefs for Jan. 28
• Changes in Facebook, Google spark privacy debate
• New tourism campaign for Winston-Salem unveiled
• Wilkesboro man charged after high-speed drunk driving spree
• Thomasville teen charged with first-degree rape
• Panel makes final its recommendation to give $50,000 to each victim of N.C. sterilization program
• Coble to run for re-election in 6th Congressional District
• Lexington fails in challenging de-annexation of three areas taken into city in 2008
• High Point Regional Hospital under scrutiny for treatment of suicidal patient
• Crimestoppers: Police seek suspect in attempted robbery at Lowes in Kernersville
• Two charged in fatal crashes, at Hanes Park and on Hanes Mill Road
• Wake Forest names new provost from NYU
• Wake Forest names new provost from NYU
• Kidnapped man rescued by police officer in Hickory after a night of terror
• U.S. Rep. Howard Coble to discuss his political future today
• Changes in Facebook, Google will show past comments
• Winston-Salem East Ward councilman to hold constituent meeting
• Body found in trunk of car in Greensboro
• Morning storms could bring strong winds today
• Angelou's poetry is part of Fayetteville art exhibit
• Wake Forest makes its Charlotte presence known
• Killer paints different picture of death row
• State-of-the-art indoor track hosts first meet today in Winston-Salem
• Perdue won't seek re-election as governor, Democratic official confirms
• Ex-soldier dies, had N.C. ties
• Two human skulls found near Winston Lake may be linked to religious ritual
• Miller says he will not seek a sixth term in Congress
• Joines' statewide experience
• The State
• Earnings reports temper traders' optimism
• West Jefferson, Elkin win Main Street awards
• Trial date set for Otis impersonator in Mount Airy
• Winston-Salem Mayor Allen Joines won't 'rule out' a run for governor
• Summit School in Winston-Salem to acquire Triad Academy
• Media General loses $3.3 million in 4th quarter
• Sources say Perdue won't seek re-election as governor
• NASCAR advocate, former High Point sports editor Benny Phillips dies
• Cyrano the cat gets rare artificial knee in Raleigh
• Advocacy group asks federal regulators to break up Bank of America
• Cold front expected to bring rain to the area Friday but weekend should be clear
• Yadkin Valley transportation service to hold two public meetings today
• Charlotte restaurant could face sanctions for hiring convicted felon
• Grand jury indicts former Pace owner
• 'Unexpected things happen' in masks class
• Mary Semans, heiress, UNCSA benefactor, dies at 91
• Company with Winston-Salem, state contracts fined $400,000 by federal immigration officials
• Killer's taunts include a truth
• Whiteheart to run against Howard in 79th NC House District
• Killer's taunts include a truth
• This Plott's simple: Write what you love
• Whiteheart to run against Howard in 79th NC House District
• Company with Winston-Salem, state contracts fined $400,000 by federal immigration officials
• Hickory cat wins "Today Show' appearance, stay in swanky New York hotel
• Animals displaced by tornado in western North Carolina
• Giffords' Asheville physician says, 'You haven't heard the last of her'
• Guilford Tech, Forsyth Tech, DCCC and Randolph County community colleges partner on logistics center
• E-book app used by Forsyth County Library vastly expands offerings
• Iredell authorities seek fraud suspect who may be in Watauga County
• Rockingham County authorities identify second victim from December homicide
• Greensboro council to pursue bond referendum for downtown theater
• Tarheels attend state of the union address
• Pledge policy back on the table for WSFC schools
• State and Local briefs
• Groves: Myth of Christian America led to sectarian prayers at commissioners' meetings
• County health report shows improvement in major diseases
• Clemmons mayor running for Forsyth board of commissioners
• Winston-Salem app developers at Surry Community College think iPhone apps are for babies
• Battle brews on marriage issue
• Bucholz tells Winston-Salem Chamber: Age of anxiety still holds promise
• Conditions of 5-year-old girl and critically injured woman upgraded
• Winston-Salem app developers at Surry Community College think iPhones are for babies
• Political strategies forming over N.C. gay marriage amendment
• N.C. unemployment rate drops to 9.9 percent
• Proctor talks about jobs with CNN
• Conditions of 5-year-old girl and critically injured woman upgraded
• Complete list of Oscar nominees announced
• Police seek two men in strong-armed robbery of University Parkway store
• Man robs Reynolda Road convenience store
• Regional Briefs: Driver killed in Davidson; 3 are hurt
• New restaurant to open in Nissen Building in downtown Winston-Salem
• Mark Baker announces second run for county board
• Board OKs courthouse, recycling measures
• Winston-Salem lawyer disbarred for misappropriating more than $200,000 from clients
• City native invited to Obama's speech tonight
• Abandoned water wells are dangerous for people, small animals
• Search warrant says man killed landlady over pornography she saw on his laptop; man's attorneys seek to suppress evidence from laptop, saying search warrant illegal
• O'Brien: King inspired by being an 'ordinary' man
• InterAct gets venture capital funding
• City to hold public input session on sidewalk dining and drinking
• Search warrant says man killed landlady over pornography she saw on his laptop; man's attorneys seek to suppress evidence from laptop, saying search warrant illegal
• New restaurant to go in former Kernel Kustard space in Nissen Building in downtown Winston-Salem
• South Stokes High School dismissing at noon because of water main break
• Greensboro police seek man who tried to rob cab driver
• Man killed, 5-year-old injured in Davidson County crash
• Greensboro neighbors vow to fight rezoning that would include Trader Joe's
• Heart valve patient died, contrary to doctor's statement
• Milestones for Jan. 23
• Action put off on guns-in-parks issue
• Conover girl recognized for making emergency call
• Trove of N.C. teacher evaluation data online, with more to come
• State and local briefs for Jan. 23
• Wake trustees will vote on construction of two new dorms
• Wake student finds inspiration among the city's homeless
• Retired teacher stays active, continues to teach in her own way
• State / Local Briefs: Home for veterans is at center of legal dispute
• The People's Business for Jan. 23
• Old Courthouse, dating to 1926, may become apartments
• Painter, furniture designer, and entrepreneur: Bob Timberlake still imagining at 75
• State / Local Briefs: City lawyer seeks Forsyth judgeship
• Nonprofit Notebook: Arbor Acres needs volunteers
• Aging Matters: Area nursing homes awarded grants
• Sterilization is focus of 400th 'Triad Today'
• N.C. employers paying more in federal unemployment taxes because of borrowing
• Sign-ups begin for police program
• Hit-and-run shows good, bad in people
• Honoring a uniter
• Daughter of murdered Davie County woman files wrongful death lawsuit against accused killer
• Meth labs on the rise in Northwest N.C.
• AstraZeneca may rethink aversion to acquisitions after setbacks
• School system implementing Race to Top programs
• Three fired Mocksville police officers want their jobs back
• Stafford Place project could grow
• Greensboro plane crashes in Alabama
• Judges refuse to delay NC primary
• Former Police Chief Davis named interim president of The Children's Home
• Yadkin County officials seek input on park
• North Wilkesboro door plant to close
• Judges refuse to delay NC primary
• Former Police Chief Davis named interim president of The Children's Home
• Housing authority makes plans to redevelop Cleveland Avenue neighborhoods
• Lane shift will be permanent on I-40 in Raleigh
• US Airways NC flight delayed by smoke in plane
• 2 charged in robbery of man outside Greensboro strip club
• Ag Commissioner defends employee who tipped off Butterball about animal abuse probe
• Owner of Fayettville bus company offers rides to Vietnam veterans
• Fifth-graders give ideas for library
• Recycling service may be extended to unincorporated areas of Forsyth
• Hope for blighted areas
• Mom cleared in boy's 1987 death
• Local and state news in brief
• Local Target expanding
• BB&T says net income up 88% in 4th quarter
• Piedmont Propulsion to add 25 jobs
• Salesman arrested for sex and drug tactics
• 1987 cold case solved; boy died of dog attack, sheriff's office determines
• Lexington woman shot after refusing to get into man's car
• Bank of America posts $1.6 billion fourth-quarter profit
• Kodak files for bankruptcy protection
• Triad man gets 10 year sentence for investment scam
• Hospital facing federal deadline
• Regional Briefs: 10 years in rape case
• Former Marine convicted of indecent exposure in incident outside Reynolds High
• Salon to celebrate beautician's 50-year career
• 'Otis' of Mount Airy in court for sixth time, still no resolution of case
• Library collections get new life through social media
• Doctor to students: Start now to prevent Alzheimer's
• Sexton: Raven's road test time is here
• Groups protest during media tour of DNC venues
• Former Marine convicted of indecent liberties in incident outside Reynolds High
• Doctor to students: Start now to prevent Alzheimer's
• Sexton: Raven's road test time is here
• 'Heart the size of Pilot Mountain': Beautician inspires loyalty, friendship
• 'Otis' of Mount Airy in court for sixth time, still no resolution of case
• Lockdown, but no suspect found at Catawba Valley Community College
• Former worker charged with sexual assault of assisted-living resident
• Free nicotine-replacement products available from N.C. to help smokers quit
• State offers program for those behind on taxes
• Investigators say fire that burned Winston-Salem house was intentionally set
• Strong winds, light snow possible in mountain counties today
• Ag official expresses regret for tipping off Butterball facility to animal abuse probe
• Winston-Salem City Council agrees to sell two parking decks downtown
• State and Local briefs
• Attorneys fight Turner lawsuit
• New summer-school provider under consideration
• Unsung mentors help students move toward "that next level"
• N.C. has record year for films
• Democratic National Convention in Charlotte shortened to 3 days
• Timeline of events in Forsyth County prayer case
• New director chosen for water authority
• NC gov wants higher sales tax for education
• North Carolina film industry had record year in 2011
• Lewisville will hold meeting to open search for new town manager
• Folwell announces run for Lt. Governor
• U.S. Supreme Court rejects Forsyth County prayer appeal
• Obama to speak in Charlotte at end of convention
• Police await autopsy on man found dead in Peters Creek tunnel
• Three Triad business leaders visit White House
• City Council to discuss selling downtown parking garages
• House fire reported in Lewisville area
• Winds could gust to 40 mph in Triad today
• Charlotte police to review 911 policies following death of restaurant manager
• State / Local Briefs: Jonesville teen arrested in store fire
• Forsyth weighing guns in parks
• Sexton: Folwell's campaign bears watching
• Helping the clergy pay
• Zombie battle at N.C. State to benefit charity
• BASF to move plant-science division to Research Triangle Park
• Bank of America earnings to face strong scrutiny this week
• More than 400 march in Martin Luther King Jr. Day parade
• Jonesville teen arrested in connection with weekend fire
• Zombie battle at N.C. State to benefit charity
• Iredell officials seem likely to vote down rail service to Charlotte
• Strong winds possible in Triad on Tuesday
• Two hospitalized in Cumberland County shootings involving deputies
• Duplin County marker to honor freed black man
• Local Martin Luther King Jr. holiday closings
• Stokes values may fall in 2013
• State / Local Briefs: Two charged in death of man found in Surry
• Lawsuit settlements by Winston-Salem/Forsyth County schools' recorded in little-known second set of meeting minutes
• Police seek public's help with two homicide cases
• Mental health advocate named to subcommittee
• Young Dreamers: Kenyetta Richmond
• Young Dreamers: Rev. Russell May
• The People's Business
• Milestones
• Winston-Salem Symphony's "Cello-bration" is memorable program
• Rev. James Forbes preaches on jobs, new spiritual awakening
• Murder warrants issued for two men in Surry County killing
• Live training exercises help firefighters prepare for the real thing
• NAACP: Formal school complaints fell off, but a difference of opinion remains
• Business Milestones
• HHS secretary resigning as of Jan. 31
• Community bands together to help man, dog
• Pilot Center added to town's financial troubles, effort to cut Antaeus contract nixed
• Murder victim's aunt: "We may never get over this'
• Foundation formed to offer economic assistance
• The State for Jan. 15
• Disturbing trends include how killings touched children
• Sexton: Defendant can't seem to stay out of jail
• Golden LEAF board member's firm works on projects funded by board's grants
• Creative Corridors art exhibit features giant baby, grow wall
• Police respond to report of shots fired on Old Greensboro Road
• Facility is a far cry from a dingy garage
• Judge: John Edwards has life-threatening condition
• Quote on King memorial to be changed
• Man wins $100,000 in lottery
• Man opens fire at Montgomery lumber company
• Recent snow is a 'gift' for ski areas
• Police looking for three men in Surry murder
• Three Miss America candidates have ties to Winston-Salem
• Judge: John Edwards has life-threatening condition
• Police looking for three men in Surry murder
• Golden LEAF board member's firm works on projects funded by board's grants
• UNCSA students in Miss America pageant
• Police canvass Greensboro neighborhoods after murder, robberies
• Falling soccer goal kills Cumberland County boy, 9
• Judge to hear bid to delay Edwards trial
• Cooper hails new N.C. law tracking meth ingredients
• Man's DWI conviction vacated over allegations that police used force to take blood
• Police chief, principal defend officer who fired Taser at student
• State and Local briefs
• Chatham plant could be turned into apartments
• East High School: 50 years of eagles flying high
• Lawyers arguing district lines
• Reynolda House announces record attendance
• Food Lion to close 113 stores; none in Northwest NC
• Rowan County Freightliner plant recalls 1,100 back to work
• Man's DWI conviction vacated over allegations that police used force to take blood
• Surry County man found dead from gunshot
• Mountain counties in Northwest North Carolina still under weather advisories
• Man charged after threats made against coach during game at North Surry
• Eden truck company owner pleads guilty to falsifying drivers' logs
• The State for Jan. 12
• Perdue signs executive order to extend state unemployment benefits
• Winston-Salem officials needed permit to put up signs on City Hall lawn
• President of Old Salem stepping down
• Injuries reported as severe storms strike Rutherford, Burke
• Turner sues SBI agents for manufacturing evidence against him in his murder case
• West Forsyth grad picked to head Carver High
• State Supreme Court hears punishment options for Hartsfield
• Is cost more important than morality in eugenics reimbursement?
• Taser used to break up fight at East Forsyth High School
• Perdue signs executive order to extend state unemployment benefits
• Is cost more important than morality in eugenics reimbursement?
• Winston-Salem officials needed permit to put up signs on City Hall lawn
• Winston-Salem mayor sends box of baked goods to Starkville, Miss.
• President of Old Salem stepping down
• Carver assistant principal promoted to principal
• Opposition to UNC tuition increases grows
• Rains could be heavy at times in Piedmont today, mountain counties under flood watch
• Sterilization victims should get $50,000, task force recommends
• Baptist working with post-traumatic stress syndrome
• Mixed reaction to green card plan
• DSS changes handling of child-death cases
• Longtime English professor set high standards
• Ministers' group blasts district attorney for opposing Racial Justice Act
• West End and West Highland residents criticize stadium proposal
• Hill-Philo merger on track, board to vote this month
• Proposed green card changes come with many old restrictions
• Eugenics victims should get $50,000, task force recommends
• Grand opening of Forsyth Tech transportation center scheduled for Jan. 17
• Jefferson Middle teacher wins contest aimed at healthier eating
• Alcoa posts 4th Quarter loss
• State awards contract for road resurfacing in Alleghany and Ashe counties
• Police confirm body found in Richmond canal is former Campbell University student
• January PART meeting cancelled
• N.C. Attorney General says Duke rate increase proposal too high
• Shockley sworn in as president of Surry Community College
• Occupy Winston-Salem can hold overnight meetings on City Hall lawn, committee decides
• Jonesville Fire Department closes
• Groups, Democrats ask judge to delay primary
• Judge temporarily blocks NCAE paycheck bill
• McGee not running for re-election; Lambeth throws hat in ring
• Man's car shot during New Year's Eve revels
• DA under fire from ministers' group over Racial Justice Act
• Board to recommend compensation for eugenics victims
• Triad's first electric car charging station to open
• Rural Hall man arrested after chase with police
• Forsyth Tech to Hold Grand Opening for New Transportation Technology Center
• Vince Gill to perform at Merle Fest
• School board member running for Congress
• Officials identify man killed by N.C. troopers near Statesville
• Thomasville council considers options for abandoned furniture factory
• Low-pressure system could bring 40 mph winds this week
• Authorities seek inmate who failed to return after weekend leave
• State and local briefs for Jan. 9
• North Wilkesboro man dies in fire
• Protecting small pets from coyotes a tough challenge
• Pilot program aims to help kindergartners, parents
• Milestones for Jan. 9
• Wake County judge clears ex-N.C. lobbyist Beason
• Protein may represent new target for treating Type 1 diabetes
• Major road projects under way or planned in Forsyth County
• Ivey oversees nearly $1 billion in road projects in city, county
• Nonprofit Notebook: Winston-Salem native takes position with Girl Scouts
• Family, friends still seek answers in death of child
• Proposed hotel at Reynolds Building could bring big economic benefits, officials say
• Susan Whiteheart's Thanksgiving miracle
• Regional Briefs: Girl killed in Davidson ATV accident
• Magnet schools attract curiosity
• Higher Education Notebook: ASU is top producer of certified teachers
• Forsyth working to create DWI court
• Blackwater successor settles Baghdad shooting suit
• Blackwater successor settles Baghdad shooting suit
• Toxic emissions rise in N.C.
• Silver alert issued for Winston-Salem man
• Girl, 17, dies in Davidson ATV accident
• Trooper was going 105 mph before he hit SUV
• Regional park being developed in Yadkin County
• Mild temperatures continue in Triad, NWNC
• Alumnus of Wake Forest's med school turns 100
• Pastor wants to revive character eduction program
• Two Thomasville police officers improperly euthanized wounded dog, state officials say
• Woman killed in crash on Peters Creek Parkway
• Man facing additional sex charges in Davidson County
• WSPD chief to launch "Chat with the Chief" program
• Developer mum on possible Trader Joe's store in Greensboro
• Final construction on link between Forsyth and Randolph counties scheduled for fall
• Group might turn Reynolds building into an upscale hotel
• East Forsyth teacher accused of sex abuse resigns
• Former Winston-Salem employee files complaint over firing
• Adam Baker sentenced to jail
• Adam Baker pleads guilty to misdemeanor
• Elisa Baker pleads guilty to one drug charge
• Group might turn Reynolds building into an upscale hotel
• Supreme Court may decide soon on hearing Forsyth prayer case
• Elisa Baker pleads guilty to drug charge
• School bus, without children, involved in minor wreck
• WFU employee's drowning shocks husband, colleagues
• Man dies from injuries in December crash on Murray Road
• Racial Justice Act appears to remain intact
• WFU employee's drowning shocks husband, colleagues
• Man killed in Womble crash had a blood-alcohol level three times the legal limit for driving
• Local artist creates mural at hospital in memory of his wife
• Davidson elections board sets date for de-annexation hearing
• Charlotte might ban camping on city property
• City to start delivering roll-out recycling bins
• Man killed in Womble crash had a blood-alcohol level three times the legal limit for driving
• Area jobless rate declines for third consecutive month
• Regional Briefs: Man's '$1 million bill' case is continued
• Bakers could wrap up plea deals Thursday
• Davidson elections board sets date for de-annexation hearing
• Police: Driver killed in Womble crash had alcohol level of .29
• Woman shot in Davidson County home
• Remains found in Thomasville last month identified
• Dunkin' Brands distribution deal may help with expansion plans
• Two Surry County families lose homes to fires
• Man finds his passion in helping others search for the missing
• Area Republicans eagerly watch late-night results
• Democrats question McCrory's activities
• Winston-Salem City Council tables decision about City Hall lawn gatherings
• KKK store given to black church
• Winston-Salem parking deck sale decision tabled
• Winston-Salem developer withdraws plan for business on Peters Creek Parkway
• Legislature returns to take up Racial Justice Act
• Newspaper delivery man rescued after accident in Ashe County
• Boy who fell down well remains in good condition
• Newspaper delivery man rescued after accident in Ashe County
• Adam Baker may make plea deal Wednesday
• Man finds his passion in helping others search for the missing
• Rollout recycling bins to be distributed
• Thomasville man killed by falling tree
• Watt awaiting final outcome of redistricting before deciding on another term
• Boy rescued after falling into well in Walkertown
• Study offers clues on genes and caffeine
• At 80, work remains
• State / Local Briefs: Suspects run away after man is shot
• Sexton: Debate over cigarette labels goes on
• Career Center stuff being auctioned
• 2012 to be huge year for politics in N.C.
• N.C. wants grant to expand student tracking from infancy to adulthood
• Besse explains his proposal on open-air meetings to Occupy, Walkupy members
• Besse explains his proposal on open-air meetings to Occupy, Walkup members
• Boy rescued after falling into well in Walkertown
• Elisa Baker in federal court Thursday for plea hearing
• Gas prices on the rise for N.C. drivers
• Winston-Salem planner focuses on bike lanes
• State and local news in brief
• A year of memorable stories in N.C.
• Cold front sweeps into N.C.
• Lexington annexation fight heating up
• Holiday closings
• The People's Business
• Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center's major infrastructure projects
• Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center emphasizes importance of endowment
• Wake Forest medical school alumni pledge more than $10 million
• Milestones
• Elizabeth's Journey, Part Nine: Putting her determination to work on improving wheelchair accessibility
• From size 28 to size 4, Winston-Salem woman loses 175 pounds
• Some rooming houses may be technically illegal
• Occupy to petition for right to gather
• Holiday closings
• Elizabeth's Journey, Part Eight: Shared bond and goal
• The State for Jan. 1
• Jonesville Fire Department to shut down tonight
• Appalachian State student charged after false hostage situation
• Holiday closings
• It's New Year's Eve in N.C.: Drop the pickle!
• Career Center nearly ready for onslaught of students
• Housing authority sells Rolling Hills for $1.9 million
• Pilot Mountain dismisses town attorney, imposes furloughs as fiscal crisis deepens
• N.C. ranks sixth best in helping smokers quit
• Career Center nearly ready for onslaught of students
• Pilot Mountain dismisses town attorney, imposes furloughs as fiscal crisis deepens
• Winston-Salem housing authority sells Rolling Hills Apartments for $1.9 million
• Domestic-violence homicides up in Winston-Salem and Forsyth County
• Family with Winston-Salem ties, killed in N.J. plane crash, remembered with faith, love and hope
• Sales of existing homes up in Winston-Salem area in November
• Is it hot — or is it not?
• Elizabeth's Journey Part Six: 'Everything kept getting in my way'
• N.C. in running for Sierra Nevada brewery
• Occupy, civil rights groups meet
• Snacks, soda generate donations to children's hospice in Guatemala
• Injured cyclist undergoing rehabilitation
• Mental disability should exclude Winston-Salem man from death penalty, his attorneys argue
• Injured cyclist makes progress, responds to friends and family
• Merry Christmas? Gun in sock donated to Goodwill in Wilkes County
• Audit: NC agency rarely fined gas rules violators
• Three men arrested in Winston-Salem robbery, police chase to Greensboro
• Teens in N.C. face new driving laws as of Sunday
• Winston-Salem Chamber of Commerce names Baptist's McConnell as chairman
• Lowe's buys online retailer ATG Stores in Kirkland, Wash.
• Winston-Salem office vacancy rate drops 60 percent in four years; other N.C. cities' have more empty space
• Elizabeth's Journey Part Five: Learning to drive, finding a new home
• Jobs, education, health care top list of Hispanic concerns
• Husband was shooter in August murder-suicide, Forsyth Sheriff's Office says
• Sexton: School system settles suit over sex allegation against Parkland teacher
• Pilot cleared to fly higher because of ice before fatal crash
• Local Meals on Wheels founder on the road again serving seniors
• Winston-Salem office vacancy rate drops 60 percent in four years; other N.C. cities' have more empty space
• School system settles suit over sex allegation against Parkland teacher
• Jobs issue tops list of Hispanic concerns, study says
• Lexington man charged with taking $100,000 in Indian artifacts from employer
• Cheetah of Tarzan movies dies at 80 years old
• Hundreds of vets facing tuition increase or postponing college
• Wake Forest Baptist gets $7.3 million to study steroids risks to babies
• Funeral to be held Friday for family killed in plane crash
• Babysitter details death of 9-year-old
• Elizabeth's Journey Part Four:'You just moved your toes'
• County says Supreme Court should hear prayer case
• Flat Rock 'not a run-of-the-mill place'
• Mobile Occupy group from Washington marching to Winston-Salem for New Year's Eve
• The State for Dec. 28
• Mobile Occupy group from Washington marching to Winston-Salem for New Year's Eve
• Breast reconstruction safe for women over 65, study finds
• Winston-Salem to recycle Christmas trees
• Pepper Building to be considered for national historic register
• Winston-Salem committee on development to seek public input
• Harvard study focuses on hospital readmission rates
• Elizabeth's Journey, Part Three: A 7-year-old girl brings the inspiration to work on recovery
• School system wants Winston-Salem's help to pay for school construction
• State and local briefs for Dec. 27
• 22 states endorse cigarette labels
• Yadkinville town clerk retiring after 46 years
• Center advocates for children caught up in domestic violence
• Prayers for Rep. Larry Womble at Kwanzaa celebration
• Furnishing more insight into Flat Top Manor
• Local grad shines a light on Albania
• Experienced hand guides Forsyth County jail
• State briefs
• Milestones
• Holiday closings
• An icy treat on Christmas Day
• The hospital's 'worst patient'
• School suspensions are down sharply
• Prison play casts inmates in unfamiliar roles
• Nonprofit Notebook: Stokes County Arts Council receives $20,000 grant
• Roll call votes in Congress
• Regional Briefs: Suspended teacher faces new charge
• Higher Education Notebook: Greensboro College gets $2.5 million
• Sparta, pop. 1,770, shows its oversized heart
• Ugly holiday sweaters are red hot
• Holiday closings
• 'HOW FAR SHE HAS COME'
• King boy battles cancer and loves police work
• Berger warns cities, towns against annexation suits
• Holiday closings
• Judge backs firing of NCCU officer who sold sex toys from car
• Taylor says he may run for N.C. Senate seat
• Darryl Hunt Project scaling back operations
• Taylor says he may run for N.C. Senate seat
• Darryl Hunt Project scaling back operations
• Unemployment extension helps during holidays
• Surry sheriff reprimanded over violations of cell phone use
• The State
• Upcoming holiday closings
• Edwards says he has medical condition, asks for trial delay
• Yadkin Valley launches tourism plan
• Teen arrested twice in less than three hours
• State parks will participate in First Day Hikes
• Forsyth produces both of NC's top AP scholars
• State board officially clears McCrory campaign
• Surry Central teacher arrested for having sex with student
• "Layaway Angels" descend on Forsyth stores
• Elisa Baker looking to make a deal on federal drug charges
• Andrews JV basketball team disbanded after hazing charges filed
• Man with gun robs store on Peters Creek Parkway
• No wrongdoing found in McCrory campaign
• Teacher returning after sex accusation
• Two Winston-Salem residents killed as they crossed U.S. 52 identified
• New school, with a focus on jobs, to open in Davidson
• Ice on wings may have caused fatal crash
• Scores of people donate items to Toys for Tots after theft
• North Carolina stays among top growth states, though growth slows
• Whitaker Square shopping center sold
• North Carolina stays among top growth states, though growth slows
• Wilkes County man arrested for murder
• Whitaker Square shopping center sold
• Standoff in Boone ends in arrests
• Winston-Salem man to appear on "Price is Right'
• Two killed in hit-and-run in Davidson County were Winston-Salem residents
• Reynolds grad killed in plane crash
• Hospital dispute leads to scrutiny by General Assembly
• Parent upset about son coming home with Bible
• Wachovia's history told on tiles in arts center
• Forsyth County denies allegations in lawsuit filed against board of election
• Public comment period will precede council vote on crowd assembly law
• Two N.C. brothers sentenced in terror case
• One arrested as police disband Occupy protest at City Hall
• Two pedestrians killed on U.S. 52 in Davidson County
• Pilot Mountain employees to take furlough days
• Targacept compound fails in another round of trials
• NC man found guilty in murder of UNC student leader
• Two pedestrians killed on U.S. 52 in Davidson County
• Work ahead of schedule on Yadkin River bridge
• Jury begins deliberations in Carson killing
• Davie woman charged with animal cruelty after investigators find exotic cats in poor condition
• Winston-Salem City Council considers changing free-speech ordinance
• McCrory will seek rematch with Perdue
• Hospitals' struggle reflected in tensions between powerful CEOs
• City too buttoned down for protests
• Santa's letter brings a little cheer to boy who lost his father
• The State
• Unseemly protests just not Winston-Salem's thing
• Santa's letter brings a little cheer to boy who lost his father
• McCrory '100 percent' in for NC gov
• Lottery for honoring vets set
• Police break up protest
• Milestones for Dec. 19
• Greensboro man was last U.S. soldier killed in Iraq
• Competition is intense to treat Raleigh-area hearts
• Facility rescues black bears
• The People's Business
• Immigrant-advocacy group expands
• Occupy gathering broken up
• Occupiers confronted by city officials at overnighter
• Increasingly, Americans rooted in one place
• Unaffiliated voters on the rise, expected to play key role in whether Obama repeats 2008 in N.C.
• Burr: N.C. may play role in GOP primary
• Operation Christmas Tree celebrates 25th anniversary
• Foxx aide's court case merits close look
• Linwood man still remembers horrors of sterilization
• Business Milestones
• Do-it-yourselfer happily crafts his own casket
• Community spirit
• Roll-call votes in Congress for Dec. 18
• Wake County hospitals fight for domination
• Nonprofit Notebook
• Higher Education Notebook
• Woman turns doughnuts into profits
• Steel firm says it won't move to Stanly County
• 'It's really about developing the artistry'
• State and local briefs for Dec. 17
• TSA to fire 12 security officers at Charlotte airport
• Redistricting case gets first hearing in court
• Winston-Salem woman swaps Ironman rights for title of good Samaritan
• Attorneys argue that U.S. Supreme Court shouldn't hear Forsyth County appeal on prayer
• Winston-Salem woman swaps Ironman rights for title of Good Samaritan
• Lees-McRae cyclist killed
• Church celebrates 150th anniversary
• State officials appear to miss Alcoa deadline
• Dairy Queen's owner denies sexual-harassment allegation
• Fundraising begins for Reynolds High School stadium
• Fund-raising begins for Reynolds High School stadium
• One dead, one critically injured in crash at Hanes Park
• Fire reported in apartment units off Coliseum Drive
• One dead, one critically injured in crash at Hanes Park
• N.C. death rate for children drops to lowest level ever
• Former Perdue fundraiser gets probation
• Obama salutes troops, marks conclusion of war in Iraq
• Hill, Philo merger proposal on a fast track
• Yadkin River advocates urge Perdue to deny Alcoa certificate
• East Forsyth High music teacher suspended after allegations of sexual misconduct
• Yadkin River advocates urge Perdue to deny Alcoa certificate
• PART board wants more information about audit
• N.C. Supreme Court to hear arguments in judge's case in January; has final say in judge's discipline
• EEOC sues Hanes Mall Dairy Queen over sexual-harassment allegation
• East Forsyth High music teacher suspended after allegations of sexual misconduct
• NC governor vetoes death-row racial bias bill
• New Year's Eve Pops
• New Year Eve at Millennium Center
• Police accident report: Cars involved in Womble's crash left no skid marks
• The State for Dec. 14
• STEM, STEAM new focuses for schools
• Winston-Salem City Council committee revives debate over front-yard parking
• Winston-Salem/Forsyth School Board leaves Pledge policy as is
• Man gets life in prison for killing store clerk in 2004
• Medicaid claims processing overhaul debated
• Group puts up billboard supporting immigration
• Proposed Greensboro development may include Trader Joe's grocery store
• Man gets life in prison for killing store clerk in 2004
• Ringing in a sparkly donation
• Ex-Penn State coach Sandusky waives preliminary hearing
• Surry County fire displaces eight people
• Proposed Greensboro development may include Trader Joe's grocery store
• Sexton: 13-year-old candidate for president sets up his own political party
• Ex-fundraiser for Perdue appears set to plead guilty
• Perdue meets with relatives of murder victims about Racial Justice Act
• Lovette wasn't initially a suspect in Carson killing
• Jury finds man guilty of murder and burglary, sentenced to life in prison
• State and local briefs for Dec. 13
• Lowe's stands behind decision
• Security guard hasn't quite mastered art of retirement; he just keeps working
• School board considers letting students opt out of Pledge of Allegiance
• Fuel budget savings unlikely to cover costs of five added school days
• School board considers letting students opt out of Pledge of Allegiance
• Letter from teacher to student who declined to recite Pledge of Allegiance
• Piedmont Triad Partnership appoints its board of directors
• Fraley convicted in Forsyth Superior Court of first degree burglary and first degree murder
• Cornerstone Health Care to hire 135 employees and invest $25 million
• Lexington man charged with attempted murder
• Handmade holiday
• Randolph County Marine dies from injuries received in Afghanistan fighting
• New W. Frank Morgan Elementary School off Harper Road in Clemmons is dedicated
• Midyear adjustments: WS/FC principals coming and going
• Views of Democratic fundraiser diverge
• Regional Briefs: Pastor honored for 19 years of service
• Many career changers are ending up in the ministry
• Husband charged with killing wife in S.C. Walmart
• Community Milestones
• Greenville forms youth crimes and gangs task force
• Illegal-immigration steps weighed
• Business Milestones
• 'Meteoric rise' at High Point University
• Salvation Army hopes to help 30,000 in Charlotte
• State and local briefs for Dec. 11
• Veterans' graves marked with wreaths
• N.C. buffalo trade seeing robust revenue
• Nonprofit Notebook for Dec. 11, 2011
• Ex-Wachovia official Eugene Rossitch dies
• High Point University to start first doctoral program
• State / Local Briefs: Womble still critical at Wake Forest Baptist
• Trustees vote to raise fees, tuition at WSSU
• Marilu Henner shoots TV show in Winston-Salem
• New ballpark building in limbo
• Kidnapping investigation leads to charges against seven
• Universities announce regenerative medicine partnership
• Samaritan's Purse gives homes to tornado victims
• Stokes musicians rally to help music store owner
• African principal thanks Davie County students
• Marilu Henner shoots TV show in Winston-Salem
• Novant appealing Wake Forest's plans for surgical center
• Police seek driver of SUV that struck woman on WFU campus
• New ruling provides more protection to chicken farmers
• Fraley: armed robbery was never the plan
• WSSU board may address tuition increases
• Local briefs for Dec. 9
• 'Messiah' gets flash-mob treatment
• Peters Creek Parkway plan denied
• Wake Forest Institute for Regenerative Medicine gains national recognition again
• Winston-Salem Skirt! magazine's December issue is last
• Complaint filed against Easley
• Injured wrestler transferred to treatment center in Atlanta
• Rep. Folwell's announcement that he will not run for re-election
• Winston-Salem police chief says checkpoint data prompt support
• BREAKING NEWS: VA Tech Threat Over
• Wells Fargo to pay restitution in bid-rigging case
• Messiah gets flash-mob treatment
• Folwell won't seek new House term
• Stokes County Habitat moving into new office
• WSSU board may address tuition increases
• Injured wrestler transferred to treatment center in Atlanta
• Folwell to make announcement about his political plans
• Kidnapping investigation leads to charges against seven
• Student's design wins $100,000 grant
• Botched cosmetic procedure at Greensboro Motel 6 leads to charges
• Parents say Va. Tech slow to alert students to threat
• Commercial use of parcel in dispute
• The State for Dec. 8
• Philanthropist Abraham 'Abe' Brenner dies at 93
• New Zealanders, students at Meadowlark compare notes
• Checkpoint bias? Police policy questioned
• Southern Community Financial splits board chairman, chief executive roles
• Reynolda Road closed because of fallen trees
• Winston-Salem native gives $25 million to Duke University
• Occupy Winston-Salem ends negotiations with city over campsite
• Zahra Baker's remains went to her father
• Chief: Suspended Winston-Salem police officer has been fired
• Wake Forest to hold service in memory of first-year student
• Regional Briefs: Man goes on trial in fatal robbery
• National track and field event coming here in 2014
• Children gather at church for food, fun and fellowship
• Debate over school days continues
• Tillis clarifies: No new funds for pre-K
• Alleghany star wrestler suffers severe spinal cord injury
• Perdue still figuring out next step on Racial Justice Act bill
• Womble remains in critical condition as eugenic compensation task force meets without him
• Forced sterilization was 'genocide,' victim's son tells panel
• Army veteran remembers Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor 70 years ago
• Tengion names Miclot new chief executive
• Alleghany star wrestler suffers severe neck injury
• Jefferson Elementary teacher suspended over sex allegation
• Tengion Inc. fills top post with private-equity investment official
• State and local briefs for Dec. 6
• Opening arguments to begin in UNC killing
• Boyfriend says he doesn't know why woman went on shooting rampage
• Judge OKs evidence of earlier crime
• Union Cross Road development wins approval from council
• Womble responsive to family
• Project Pearl gussies up dogs and cats at the county animal shelter
• Project Pearl gussies up dogs and cats at the county animal shelter
• Lucky Blue has new concept, chef and menu
• Thomasville police captain charged with DWI
• Powerade State Games to return to Charlotte after 2012
• Fire damages home on North Jackson Avenue
• Womble remains in critical condition Monday morning
• Forsyth County stands to make $3 million for sale of nursing home beds
• Keith Vestal, named Yadkin County's first emergency-services director.
• The City & State: Cracker Barrel zoning plan to be weighed
• The People's Business
• Environmentalists fight planned wind farm in NC
• N.C. Cherokee deal doesn't mean dealers just yet
• Milestones
• Unique Christmas tree in Professional Center Library at WFU scores points for creativity
• Church members lift voices in prayer for Womble
• Forced-sterilization victims honored at church service
• Occupy groups across N.C. have had mixed results
• Music's Unsung Pioneer
• Local and state news in brief
• Film tells story of soldier's recovery
• Nonprofit Notebook
• Joint venture in learning
• Doctors "cautiously optimistic" for Womble after car crash
• Rep. Larry Womble critically injured in head-on crash that killed one
• State and local briefs for Dec. 3
• Statewide Second Amendment group opposes Winston-Salem ordinance
• Peace Corps pushing for more volunteers
• Board of Elections investigating McCrory
• Funeral held for 5 children killed in family massacre
• Winston-Salem priest admitted touching boy, document says
• Train fatality remains a mystery
• Statewide Second Amendment group opposes Winston-Salem ordinance
• Sheriff's office identifies man killed by Amtrak train
• Public smoking ban helping lower heart attacks, officials say
• Foster mother charged with sexual abuse
• Holiday parade in downtown Winston-Salem Saturday
• Hospital: Evangelist Billy Graham has pneumonia
• Perdue says lawmakers need to fund extra days
• Former Stokes County Sheriff Mike Joyce dies after battle with cancer
• Meadowlark festival celebrates art for arts sake
• NC judge: Counting annexation petitions can go on
• State and Local Briefs: Amtrak train kills person in Davidson
• Woman sentenced to 24 to 30 years for robbery, killing
• Former Stokes County Sheriff Mike Joyce dies
• Woman sentenced to 24 to 30 years for robbery, killing
• Billy Graham tested for pneumonia
• Motorcyclist's speed estimated at 80 mph in fatal High Point crash
• Mount Airy seeking grant money for drug surveillance technology
• Occupy protests chamber meeting
• Occupy Winston-Salem protests Chamber of Commerce annual meeting
• Occupy protests chamber meeting
• City police seize $5.6 million in drugs
• Wells Fargo exec says bank is committed to N.C.
• States cut tobacco prevention funds to lowest level since 1999
• Legislature wraps up mini-work session
• Five children killed in massacre to be laid to rest Friday
• Mineral Springs principal didn't act on early sex-abuse allegations against teacher, prosecutor says
• Hispanics caution Obama
• Occupy Winston-Salem plans to protest Chamber of Commerce meeting
• Alison Krauss & Union Station added to MerleFest lineup
• WSSU student killed in weekend crash
• Former drama teacher sentenced to 10 to 12 years in sex abuse case
• Alison Krauss & Union Station added to MerleFest lineup
• Group obituary describes happy lives of Guilford shooting victims
• Burlington native, a Peace Corps volunteer, killed in crash in Paraguay
• American Airlines parent seeks bankruptcy protection
• Beavers cause logjam in Transylvania County
• The State
• Three-fourths of city's streets lack sidewalks
• Perdue campaign workers, family friend indicted
• Racial Justice Act repeal OK'd
• Occupy Winston-Salem to protest Wells Fargo chief's speech
• Judge temporarily blocks anti-abortion plates
• Minister says he and family were harassed during Darryl Hunt case
• New tests nearly here, schools prepping for ACT rules
• Silver alert canceled for Winston-Salem man
• Passenger killed in crash off Hanes Mill Road identified
• Mistletoe Half Marathon, 5K and Fun Run
• Legislature back in session
• State and local briefs for Nov. 28
• Helping victims of domestic violence
• Shopping centers remain unimproved six months after city funds allocated to fix them
• Jumping for joy, and to win
• 'Brian's Song' still strikes chords
• 'Brian's Song' still strikes chords
• Appraisers at work on 2013 revaluation
• Milestones for Nov. 28
• Man to face murder charges in Fayetteville break-in
• The People's Business
• GOP scrutinizes spending
• Charlotte man accused in million-dollar Ponzi scheme
• Local and State briefs
• Nonprofit Notebook for Nov. 27
• Collegiate apparel company, Mitt's Nitts sign contract
• Ladders replaced on Grandfather Mountain cliff side
• Logistics, cost create challenge in state mandate to add five school days
• Effort launched to build Marine Corps museum
• Celebrating Christmas by Candlelight at Old Salem
• Hospitals, nonprofits aim to reduce readmission rates
• Business Milestones for Nov. 27
• Dual enrollment revamp raises cost questions
• Ministry will bring Thanksgiving to those in need
• Rana Loca to close; American bistro opening in its place
• The State
• Public gets chance to comment on Lewisville pedestrian plans
• Winston-Salem, High Point ranked among best digital cities of their size
• Winston-Salem, High Point ranked among best digital cities of their size
• Some insurers end homeowners policies without auto policy, too
• Revamp of school, community college dual enrollment raises question on who pays for what
• Gunfire and pepper spray mar Black Friday in Fayetteville, Kinston
• The State: Lexington businesses help tornado victims
• Tree farm is a growing business
• After 17 years, grueling competition doesn't get any easier for local fire captain
• SBI wrapping up investigation of WS/FC sex allegations
• Eastern North Carolina city will revise public protest rules after abortion foes sue
• State officials monitoring sewage spill last week in Thomasville.
• Gay marriage issue tests hopefuls
• Organizing takes off on N.C. referendum on same-sex marriage
• Students help family for holidays
• Duke Energy rate hearing set to begin Monday
• Hundreds fed on Thanksgiving
• Neighbors help neighbors in aftermath of tornado
• The State
• Fifth person dies in shooting rampage
• With fall graduation scrapped, student hopes for small ceremony
• Street ministry serves its annual Thanksgiving dinner to city's poor and homeless
• Customers differ about the holidays fusing together
• Bachmann lashes out at NBC
• Black Friday madness begins early
• Black Friday madness begins early
• Neighbors help neighbors in aftermath of tornado
• BNC will close four branches after takeover
• Davidson County Community College receives record gift
• Man pleads guilty to kidnapping, robbery charges; lost eye during incident
• Local and State briefs for November 23
• Correction
• Oil price up on Mideast strife, Europe debt plan
• Second son dies from rampage by mother
• Utility cuts rate request
• 15 districts blocked from online classes
• Thanksgiving travel calls for rain, then clear skies
• Missing woman was doing laundry the day she disappeared; her death ruled a homicide
• N.C.'s jobless rate drops for first time in eight months
• School board likely to keep AP rules in place
• Missing woman's death ruled a homicide
• Protesters want to set up camp at Civic Plaza
• Retailers aim to get jump on Black Friday
• Bitter love triangle at root of shootings
• Man gets life in mother's death
• Parks, greenways get funding from city
• Don't cry too hard, but Winston-Salem is big among sad cities
• City council approves ordinance to prohibit concealed handguns at most city parks
• Local Briefs: Missing woman's body found in trash can
• Researchers at WFBMC studying whether new stent system is safe, effective
• Chapel Hill delays apologies after raid
• 'Aha Moments' made by two local women set for TV
• Nonprofit group to build new community meeting space
• Officers argue against release of statements in Silk Plant Forest case
• Folwell gets three mentions in GOP straw poll
• Tyson Foods 4Q income falls on higher costs
• Don't cry too hard, but Winston-Salem is big among sad cities
• Retailers open early for shoppers on Thanksgiving and Black Friday
• Occupy Winston-Salem requests different location for camp; city officials say "no"
• Two local women win appearances on national commercial spots
• Forsyth United Way executive dies in wreck
• Police investigate homicide after body is found in north central Winston-Salem
• Winston-Salem City Council to consider firearms ban, ward lines, greenway funding tonight
• Man convicted of killing mother, sentenced to life
• 2 dead, 5 wounded in Guilford County shootings
• New York City sues roll-your-own cigarette shops over taxes
• Three men rob Patterson Avenue restaurant
• NFL legend adds rush to Clemmons party
• Brenner Children's Hospital accepts inpatient cases from High Point Regional Health System
• The People's Business for Nov. 21
• Wake Forest student earns Rhodes Scholarship
• State and local briefs for Nov. 21
• Wake professor's new book questions SAT
• Dress for Success helps local job applicants dress the part
• 3 missing Boy Scouts found safe in N.C. mountains
• Milestones for Nov. 21
• Theft of college ring causes heartache
• Bureaucracy reform becoming hot debate
• McGuire nuclear plant is 30 years old
• Regional Briefs: Davidson, Randolph get disaster status
• Lego robots thrill crowd at regionals
• Nonprofit Notebook: Samaritan Ministries plans activities
• Regional Briefs: Two may run for state superintendent
• Healthier school lunches coming, pizza or no pizza
• LIGHT BRIGHT: Tanglewood Festival of Bikes
• State and local briefs for Nov. 19
• Debate about prostate tests rages
• Husband identifies wife and granddaughter killed in Wednesday's tornado
• Deer breaks glass door, runs through fabric store
• North Davidson Middle student charged with assault
• Charge dropped for N.C. man whose deer were killed
• GED diplomas expected to open doors
• State and local briefs for Nov. 18
• Tea party ally to run for governor
• Winston-Salem's weather tonight: Clear, cold and windy
• Two dead, 15 injured, after storms rip through Davidson County Wednesday night
• Paisley Middle to hold international festival tonight
• Annual festival of Bikes Friday night at Tanglewood Park
• The People's Business: Winston-Salem's Human Relations Commission to meet at 5:30 p.m.
• The People's Business: The Greater Winston-Salem area's Transportation Advisory Committee meet at 4:15 p.m.
• Hundreds of people wait to shop at new H&M in Winston-Salem
• The People's Business: The College Advisory Board meets at 4 p.m.
• The People's Business: The Forsyth County Board of Commissioners will have a briefing session at 2 p.m.
• The People's Business: City of Winston-Salem's Technical Coordinating Committee meets at 2 p.m. today
• Novant Health Inc. forms a supply chain partnership with two mid-Atlantic health-care systems
• Unifi Inc. forms supplier partnership with Ford Motor Co.
• Two dead after storms rip through Davidson County Wednesday night
• Ft. Bragg paratrooper from Greensboro killed in Iraq
• Without answers, parents of autistic kids hold onto hope
• Biscuit expert shares tips at demonstration
• Suspect in Thomasville triple homicide waives extradition
• Employee health care costs going up in 2012
• Compromise proposed on downtown noise debate
• The State for Nov. 17
• Caterpillar plant's impact will be global and local, officials say at grand opening
• Groundbreaking for Zahra's playground held on her birthday
• Tornado reported in Davidson/Rowan counties
• Retired business professor from King seeks GOP gubernatorial nomination
• More stolen goods found on Mayfield's property
• Man with umbrella prompts ECU lockdown
• Settlement completed in wrongful-death lawsuit brought by widow of Winston-Salem police officer killed in 2007
• Suspect in Thomasville triple homicide waives extradition
• Charlotte nonprofit official faces embezzlement charge
• Wednesday afternoon weather: Windy, warm and wet conditions expected in Winston-Salem and the Triad
• Paisley Middle to hold international festival Thursday night
• The People's Business: The Community Sustainability Program Committee meets at 5:30 p.m. 348 City Hall
• The People's Business: The Economic Development Revolving Loan Committee meets at 4 p.m. in Room 16 City Hall
• The People's Business: Risk Acceptance Management Corporation meets 4 p.m. Wednesday in Room 241 City Hall
• The People's Business: Forsyth County Zoning Board of Adjustment meets 2 p.m. Wednesday
• Judge sets start of John Edwards trial for Jan. 30
• Residents suggest several ideas for new central library
• Video aims to document Winston-Salem bicyclists
• The Region & State for Nov. 16
• Investigators in Thomasville triple homicide work on evidence, getting suspect to N.C.
• Prosecutors seek repeal of Racial Justice Act
• Time Warner Cable to increase its rates in Dec.
• Raleigh man who led violent fake-ID ring pleads guilty in Virginia
• Time Warner Cable to increase its rates in Dec.
• The pleasures of autumn
• UNC Wilmington holds classes, gunman at large
• Perdue decries inmate conditions
• Boehner OK with tax plan
• Caterpillar team crossed their fingers — and landed happily in Winston-Salem
• Man accused of killing mother verbally abusive, according to testimony
• Video aims to document Winston-Salem bicyclists
• Investigators in Thomasville triple homicide work on evidence, getting suspect to N.C.
• Authorities find synthetic pot at two Davidson County businesses
• Jury hears opening statements in trial of man accused of killing mother
• NYPD clears park of Occupy Wall Street protesters
• The State for Nov. 15
• Too soon to name building after Reaves, alumni president says
• Urban Artware on Trade Street will close next month
• Urban Artware on Trade Street will close next month
• Winston-Salem council committee backs Occupy group's request to camp downtown
• Winston-Salem council committee backs Occupy group's request to camp downtown
• Local WWII vets make last Triad Flight of Honor to visit memorials
• N.C. worker pension funds drop 6 percent
• Scott Sexton's column will return
• Wilkes County Democrat running for 5th District seat in Congress
• Dispute led to shootings that killed three in Thomasville last week, police report
• Reynolds to repurchase lots of common stock
• The People's Business: Winston-Salem's Public Works Committee to meet Tuesday afternoon
• The People's Business: The Triad Municipal ABC Board meets Tuesday afternoon
• The People's Business: The Forsyth County Tourism Development Authority will meet Tuesday afternoon
• Jury selection starts in trial of Kernersville man accused of killing his mother
• The People's Business: Winston-Salem's Community Development/Housing/General Government Committee will meet Tuesday evening
• Too soon to name building after Reaves, alumni president says
• Commissioners won't decide on guns-in-parks issue tonight
• Dispute led to shootings that killed three in Thomasville last week, police say
• The People's Business: Winston-Salem's Coalition for Drug Abuse Prevention to meet Tuesday at county health department
• Injuries of boy hit by vehicle while running to school-bus stop were not life threatening
• The People's Biz: Winston-Salem's Mayor's Council for Persons with Disabilities to meet today
• W-S city council to discuss whether to allow an 'Occupy" encampment at a downtown parking lot
• Enrollment offered for Senior Nutrition Assistance Program
• Memory screenings to be held in Winston-Salem
• Aging services committee to meet this Friday
• Family Services Inc. is reaccredited
• Workshop on coping with grief set for Tuesday
• Urban Artware in Winston-Salem's Downtown Arts District to close
• Volunteers needed for Home Run event in Winston-Salem
• Taste of the South fundraising event set for Thursday at Rhodes Center
• Winston-Salem Hispanic Services Coalition to meet Tuesday
• Gerald Freedman, UNCSA's dean of the School of Drama to be honored tonight in New York
• Winston-Salem police arrest New York man on charges related to stabbing
• City seeks nominees for young leader award
• New women's center opens on Stratford Road
• The People's Business: Forsyth County Board of Commissioners to meet Monday afternoon
• The People's Business: Winston-Salem City Council's Public Safety Committee to meet Monday afternoon
• The People's Business: W-S City Council's finance committee to meet Monday afternoon
• The People's Business: City-County Utility Commission, committees meets today
• DOT expands IMAP patrols to weekends in Triad counties
• Lane on I-85 northbound near Thomasville to close today for sign construction
• Senegal group marks anniversary: 'We are part of the American dream'
• Inmates with mental illness neglected
• The People's Business
• Perdue blames bad economy for N.C. election-campaign endowment setback
• Atkins works to show it's a great place to attend school
• For Wake Forest chaplain, new role has special meaning
• The Region & State: Two arrested in shooting deaths of three in Thomasville
• Model T wrecks, killing S.C. man and injuring teen
• Milestones
• Two arrested on muder charges in shooting of three last week in Thomasville
• A newcomer to North Davidson has a homecoming to remember
• Caterpillar: 'We're no Dell'
• Aging Matters
• Nonprofit Notebook for Nov. 13, 2011
• Paisley Middle to hold international festival
• Special Olympics tournament gives feeling of belonging
• Local news in brief
• Three people killed in Thomasville home invasion
• Occupy group seeks OK to camp
• Father shot daughter multiple times in head, police said
• Convenience store, restaurant might be coming to Union Cross Road area
• Half of Salem Lake trail indefinitely closed
• Interior overhaul coming for Vienna Elementary
• Regional Briefs: Neb. trial set in N.C. pair's boating deaths
• Law students form organization to advocate for veterans
• Triad Guaranty reports third-quarter loss
• Father shot daughter multiple times in head, police said
• Man to go on trial in deaths of two Kernersville brothers
• A&T students involved in wreck that killed three on I-85
• Another generation of Joels helping out soldiers
• Birthday magic: 11 years old on 11-11-11
• Alcoa offers NC officials jobs-for-license deal
• Girl, 6, and father found fatally shot
• Role of race in school fights downplayed
• Women's Fund gives $109,000 to six nonprofits
• Brain tumor center to be named for Hearn
• UNC system students could see big tuition increase
• WSSU activities center to be named after Reaves
• Three people found dead in Thomasville
• In Parkland fights, warrants make more of race than administrators
• Winston-Salem girl, 6, and her father found dead
• City files appeal to state Supreme Court to release police officers' statements to Silk Plant Forest citizens committee
• Caterpillar shows the public its operations
• Ross, four previous UNC system presidents gather for 40th anniversary of consolidation
• Foxx's office replaces medals stolen from Army officer
• Clemmons mayor staying
• Famous feline has gone to a better place
• Pitt encourages for prison inmates to improve their lives and help someone
• Voter turnout sleepy, except in Clemmons
• Regional Briefs: Abortion foes join motion to uphold law
• Young genius learns algebra over lunch – at the age of 6
• Study shows strong growth downtown
• Patient information exposed in High Point Regional records breach
• Site near Kernersville hospital appears to be choice for VA center
• Forsyth Futures issues report showing one in four county children live in poverty
• Journal institutes digital subscription for online content
• State Sen. Jim Forrester, social conservative, dies at 74
• The State
• Holocaust exhibit at Forsyth Tech opens with stories from two survivors
• Forsyth County schools to redraw districts
• Site near Kernersville hospital appears to be choice for VA center
• Old landmark's modern following
• Municipal elections see low turnout in early voting
• Forsyth Tech's Caterpillar training wide-ranging
• Two N.C. Democratic veterans could face off in primary
• Salem College students tackle illegal immigration
• Raid on Reidsville home turns up 150 cats, many sick
• State and Local Briefs : Woman dies in single-vehicle wreck
• UNCSA's production of "Streetcar" tackles the play's sometimes-repulsive truths — as it should
• Milestones
• Lewisville council will change
• Woman dies in car wreck in southern Winston-Salem
• Mount Airy museum exhibit features black architects and builders
• Charter school deadline nears
• Local and state news in brief
• A legacy of sweat and brick
• Public school report cards online
• Community Mosque planning a private school
• Disabled vet celebrates move-in day to home built by volunteers
• Local news in brief
• Local and state news in brief
• Program offers second chance for students who dream of bachelor's degree
• Baptist Hospital drops lawsuit against whistle-blower
• Winston-Salem named one of top eight downtowns in U.S. by Yahoo! Travel site
• Interactive schedule for Winston-Salem leaf collection available online
• BNC Bancorp has sharp rise in profit for 3rd quarter
• Cold enough for ya?
• Duke Energy CEO earned $8.8 million compensation package in 2010
• Baptist Hospital drops lawsuit against whistleblower
• Wilkes school bus hit; no injuries
• Investigation into fights at Parkland High School
• Triad's unemployment rate drops to 10.2 percent
• VA clinic appears likely for Kernersville
• Zombie nation: The dead will be walking in hordes this Halloween
• People pack chamber to air concerns about rate increase
• County files petition to take prayer case to the U.S. Supreme Court
• Davidson men to pay $7 million in restitution
• Wake Forest Baptist forms regenerative-medicine partnership with N.C. State
• The State briefs for Oct. 28, 2011
• Commerce releases formal bid to study tax structure
• Judge suspends license funeral director's license
• Technology aids big child-porn investigation
• More cases of E. coli reported
• VA clinic appears likely for Kernersville
• Zombie nation: The dead will be walking in hordes this Halloween
• Forsyth files petition to take prayer case to the U.S. Supreme Court
• Wake Forest Baptist forms research partnership with N.C. State
• Elkin-based Yadkin Valley Financial earns profit
• Old Dominion has third consecutive record revenue quarter
• Greensboro-based Unifi Inc.'s profits down
• Three men arrested in 2007 slaying of woman at Charlotte motel
• The State
• At Parkland, the drums beat for African history
• Rockingham church worker accused of fraud
• Edwards appears in court in Greensboro
• Womble pleased by House speaker's support for eugenics victims
• Former UNCSA chancellor to receive opera's highest national honor
• High Point market puts spotlight on American-made furniture
• Sawtooth head leaves to take job in Alabama
• Sawtooth director leaving to take job in Alabama
• Veterans can get help with benefits at Thursday meeting
• Puppy rescued from atop train car after woman in auto calls authorities
• Financial details of students compromised
• Pumpkins plentiful despite floods, hurricane and unstable summer weather
• Winston-Salem/Forsyth County school board votes to settle lawsuit
• The State for Oct. 26
• Plane likely out of gas at time of crash
• Law students at Wake Forest to mentor youths
• Condition of shooting victim downgraded
• No new AP courses at W. Forsyth High next year, but maybe for the future
• Court reviews N.C.'s sweepstakes law
• Tillis calls for compensation for sterilization victims
• Dog gets stem-cell treatment to relieve pain
• Dog gets stem-cell treatment to relieve pain
• Tillis calls for compensation for sterilization victims
• Wake Forest institute working on gel that could move regenerative medicine to next level
• Immigrants "come out" at Winston-Salem rally
• AP classes put School Board at odds with suburban parents
• N.C. lotteries for Oct. 24
• State and Local Briefs : 1 killed, 1 wounded in drive-by
• Commissioners award contract for new sheriff's office
• Mural honoring Winston-Salem ballerina killed in crash stolen
• Pilot killed in Lexington plane crash was on his way to furniture market
• AP classes put Winston-Salem/Forsyth County school board at odds with suburban parents
• Bridge on Ogden School Road near Kernersville to be closed for repairs
• Suspect in church break-in found asleep, covered in choir robe
• Jacksonville, Fla. man confirmed as victim of fatal plane crash near Lexington
• People's business
• Flag at memorial is issue in King races
• Baker: 'I pled guilty, but I'm not guilty'
• State / Local Briefs: Two school buses, car in wreck; 14 injured
• Rash of metal thefts occurring in Winston-Salem, police say
• Community Milestones
• One dead, one injured in plane crash near Lexington
• County set to award contract on new sheriff's office HQ
• Senior center opens in Rural Hall
• One dead, one injured in plane crash near Lexington
• Two high school buses, car involved in wreck; 14 injured
• With CD yields so low, dividend stocks may be worth the risk
• 'The big deal is the barbecue'
• Higher education notebook
• Nonprofit notebook
• State briefs
• 'They have become my family'
• Even safe incumbents spend big
• R.J. Reynolds employees vote down unions in close vote
• N.C. jobless rate continues to rise
• For "Big Four" alumni, one thank-you is never enough
• The State
• ASU announces $200 million fundraising campaign
• Pilot Mountain council works to address 'serious financial problems'
• Reynolds employees vote down unions in close vote
• City clerk charged with embezzling funds
• N.C. jobless rate continues to rise
• Reynolds employees vote down unions in close vote
• Gadhafi's death will allow Libyans to decide their own fate, local experts say
• Green, artful, iconic: Creative Corridors plan calls for Business 40 to make a striking impression
• Green, artful, iconic: Creative Corridors plan calls for Business 40 to make a striking impression
• Hello Wells Fargo, goodbye Wachovia
• Hispanic League director looks back on accomplishments
• 'New palette of sound' honors pioneering violin maker
• Winston-Salem woman arrested on sex offense charges
• Green, artful, iconic: Creative Corridors plan calls for Business 40 to make a striking impression
• Wells Fargo parade marks "bittersweet" new beginning
• Thomasville Police to hold vigil for domestic violence victims
• Two girls died from dozens of chop wounds
• 15-year-old to face charges as an adult
• The State
• Man who won bidding war loses spiritual center
• Wells Fargo sponsors parade in downtown Winston-Salem today
• Face-transplant pioneer describes 'magic'
• GOP pioneer Grace Jemison Rohrer-Huff dies at 87
• Early voting starts today for town races
• Another woman cited threats
• Another woman had filed for a protective order against man killed in apparent murder-suicide
• Forsyth man dead in apparent murder-suicide threatened other woman
• Media General reports loss in third quarter
• Bishop Frederick Patterson, church founder, dies at 84
• Scenes from the tour by the president
• The State for Oct. 19
• Obama appeals for jobs plan in Jamestown
• Young couple found dead had tumultuous relationship, court papers say
• Rachel's Challenge piloted at Winston-Salem school system
• Cheerwine Bottling Co. agreement doubles Salisbury-based company's distribution presence
• Young couple found dead had tumultuous relationship, court papers say
• Obama appeals for jobs plan in Jamestown
• Rachel's Challenge piloted at Winston-Salem school system
• Cheerwine Bottling Co. agreement doubles Salisbury company's distribution presence
• Obama presses jobs bill at Guilford Tech stop
• Obama presses jobs bill at Guilford Tech stop
• Forsyth Tech grad continues connection with Obama
• Seeing president was worth the long, hot wait, many say
• 'Soldiers unto the Lord' for the homeless
• U.S. needs economy 'that works for everyone,' not just the top, Obama tells Wilkes
• State and Local Briefs : Snowboarder's trial to start in Colorado
• City to ask for review of beating case ruling
• City council postpones its vote on new ward lines
• Support for death penalty at lowest level in 39 years, poll says
• Forsyth's oldest about to become 110
• Daymark rushing to take over New River programs by deadline
• Kathleen Parker column: Celebrating failure
• Countryside diners get a surprise visitor
• SECU Family House offers home away from home for patients' loved ones
• Caterpillar exec to address tech group
• In N.C. fundraising, Romney leads GOP; Obama trumps all
• Quietly, religious group lives homeless life for a week
• Expect Obama motorcade to cause delays on U.S. 421 and I-40
• Obama arrives in Wilkes
• Elisa Baker's federal drug trial delayed
• Obama hits Western NC in trip to promote jobs bill
• Proctor, former Forsyth Tech student, invited to hear President speak
• Operations manager of Caterpillar Inc.'s axle-manufacturing plant in Winston-Salem to offer plant update at Nov. 10 Chamber Tech event
• Krispy Kreme announces expansion plans for the United Kingdom
• Wells Fargo reports record earnings for third quarter
• Milestones for Oct. 17
• The People's Business
• Demise of New River Behavioral Healthcare similar to collapse six years ago of HopeRidge
• President's bus tour headed for Wilkes County
• Protest Sunday "occupies" Winston-Salem
• New River Behavioral Healthcare employees still waiting to learn whether they'll keep jobs
• Map of proposed new ward lines now available at Winston-Salem's website
• Walkertown mayor unopposed in race
• 'I'm happy with who I am'
• Lawsuit looms over school property
• Regional Briefs: Man charged with kidnapping
• Breast-cancer survivor found strength in her sister
• Higher Education Notebook: UNCSA Foundation names 3 to board
• Aging Matters: Medicare election period under way
• Nonprofit Notebook: Operation Medicine Cabinet slated
• State archaeologists focusing on blockade runners
• Videos could land women on prime time
• NAACP chief announces 'Face of Poverty' tour
• The color show is in full swing in the mountains this weekend
• Pig goes AWOL, makes happy return
• Slain woman expressed concerns about estranged husband
• Businesses volunteer to 'lock arms' with poorer schools
• Regional Briefs: Fort Bragg soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Two men charged with explosive at school
• Students: Stand up, step up against bullying
• Obama will speak at GTCC in Jamestown
• PRIDE Winston-Salem 2011  
• Couple arrested protesting ban on same-sex marriage
• Perdue lets omnibus bill pass
• Prosecutors will not seek death penalty against Winston-Salem man in murder case
• Prosecutors will not seek death penalty against Winston-Salem man in murder case
• NAACP chief announces 'Face of Poverty' tour
• Cunningham says he will take time to decide next UNC football coach
• Local radio host spins "Wheel of Fortune" on Tuesday
• Judge denies motions to dismiss claims under Racial Justice Act
• Leaders changing at New River
• U.S. House passes Foxx's bill to give veterans' spouses access to home loans
• Obama to speak at West Wilkes High School
• Obama to speak at West Wilkes High School
• Former employees sue Forsyth elections board, alleging harassment, legal violations
• Meeting ends after flap about deer
• Hundreds attend Lillian's List event
• Obama to speak at West Wilkes High School
• Local radio host spins "Wheel of Fortune" on Tuesday
• Leadership changes at New River
• Wake County couple charged in road-rage fatal crash in Richmond
• Alleghany artists, galleries host art tour starting today
• Surry Commissioner: PART funding from county unlikely
• Former Thomasville tag office owner sentenced to prison
• Judge rejects ex-teacher's motion
• N.C. blocks rule on jobless benefits
• New Walkertown High School opening pushed back to January
• Journal editorial page editor John Railey honored by journalism group
• Easton Elementary is finalist in national recycling contest
• Protest targets Burr on Jobs Act vote
• Nobel winner, DNA exoneree meet
• Chihuahua in stolen truck found and returned to owner
• Chihuahua in stolen truck found and returned to owner
• Alumni: Governor's School fundraising going well
• Legal Aid files complaint over farmworker conditions
• White House announces Obama bus tour stops in NC
• FedEx Ground officially opens its new hub
• Delta, US Airways get OK to trade slots
• Delta, US Airways get OK to trade slots
• Chihuahua in stolen truck found and returned to owner
• Preview of Rick Perry interview in Parade magazine
• Winston-Salem man shot in robbery at his home
• Journal editorial page editor John Railey honored by journalism group
• Tractor-trailer crash closes northbound lanes of U.S. 52
• State alleges fraud at New River
• Stolen truck had beloved Chihuahua inside
• Forsyth Tech enters partnership with Chinese vocational school
• Downtown ranks 2nd on website listing
• Teachers get partial reprieve on training
• Bocce, camaraderie hit the mark
• Tillis criticized for remarks on drug testing, public assistance
• Winston-Salem Prep's Watts is principal of the year
• Three Winston-Salem men compete in Hawaii Ironman triathlon
• Skeletal remains identified as man missing since 2009
• Watts named WS/FC Principal of the Year
• Autopsy inconclusive in Greensboro firefighter's death
• Solar farm opens in Mount Airy, bringing 100 jobs and electricity for 150 homes, businesses
• State and Local Briefs : Perdue asks $30 million more for pre-K
• New River Authority gets new oversight board
• Honda Aircraft vows expansion
• Blood matters: Without transfusions, veteran is sure he wouldn't be here
• 2011 Dixie Classic Fair attendance is second highest in its history
• Changes proposed to Winston-Salem ward lines
• Accident on eastbound I-40 backing up traffic
• Greensboro lands HondaJet expansion
• Blood matters: Without transfusions, veteran is sure he wouldn't be here
• Milestones
• 2011 Dixie Classic Fair attendance is second highest in its history
• Targacept moving forward with second phase on Alzheimer's drug
• Greensboro firefighter dies near finish line of Chicago Marathon
• Thomasville ABC board closes National Highway branch
• Man drives SUV into storefront window, grabs TV
• Missing Winston-Salem man found unharmed
• Bonds are sought for road
• The People's Business
• Man's lawsuit says his burrito was filled with saliva, sugar, salt
• State and Local Briefs : Greensboro runner collapses, dies
• On lookout for signs of youth suicide
• Upper middle-class households decline in Forsyth
• 'Mr. M' keeps Apple products alive
• Silver Alert issued for missing Winston-Salem man
• Large meth lab uncovered in Surry
• Proposed change to ordinance fuels noise concerns downtown
• Teachers have new curriculum to learn
• Creative Corridors to release master plan Oct. 20
• Two men face charges in attack
• Six running for five seats in Kernersville
• The State
• Nonprofit Notebook
• Journal photographer wins two awards
• Occupy Winston-Salem protest being planned
• Economic inequality exists throughout the nation, speaker says
• Mountains first snow was earliest ever, and Forsyth no longer abnormally dry
• State and local briefs
• Oh, deer! Lowe's store gets an unusual visitor
• Authorities monitoring underground fire in Davie County
• Oh, deer! Lowe's store gets an unusual visitor
• Morganton mayoral candidate gets 1,600 free ads to offset mayor's public service announcement
• Former Baptist employee pleads guilty to taking medical documents
• Occupy Winston-Salem protest being planned
• Emergency meetings address mental health provider problems
• Journal photographer wins two awards
• Last weekend's snow was earliest recorded in North Carolina
• Guilford asks state for $500,000 for HondaJet incentives
• Germanton man wins $1 million in state lottery
• Teen panel says not all rides are created equal
• WSSU apologizes for shortage of seats for game with NBA stars
• Jews find sense of belonging
• U.S. lacks oversight in targeted killings, U.N. official says
• Addison's Angels honor girl
• Family of al-Qaida propagandist decries airstrike death
• Batmobile won't be appearing at the Dixie Classic Fair
• Ross sworn in as UNC system president
• Lowe's employee accused of stealing and selling merchandise on eBay
• Bowzer rolls in to rock out with young Kernersville fan
• Bowzer rolls in to rock out with young Kernersville fan
• Ashe, Wilkes officials agree to help New River meet this month's payroll
• Tengion gets delisting notice from Nasdaq Global Market
• Germanton man wins $1 million in state lottery
• Kernersville boy connects with his hero -- Bowzer of Sha Na Na
• Ashe, Wilkes officials agree to help New River meet this month's payroll
• Sens. Hagan and McCain introduce bill to help U.S. economy
• Tengion gets delisting notice from Nasdaq Global Market
• WSSU says Gaines Center capacity was overestimated for Chris Paul game
• Greensboro man charged with stealing cars from the interstate
• North Carolina gets B ranking for palliative care
• DWI prosecution program getting more drunken drivers off the road, DA says
• DWI prosecution program getting more drunken drivers off the road, DA says
• Legion of Honor medal comes as surprise for local man, 94
• N.C. government has small tax revenue surplus
• N.C. shelter resident rescues kitten from pipe
• Counties negotiating New River change
• Regional Briefs: Road to Outer Banks to reopen by Tuesday
• Davie County expects to draw jobs with donated land from Reynolds
• Apple says Steve Jobs has died
• CertainTeed expansion to add new jobs in North Wilkesboro
• Reynolds donates $3.5 million worth of property to Davie County
• NC Sen. Burr says he'll seek No. 2 GOP Senate post
• Treasured silver items stolen from Cooleemee Plantation
• Treasured silver items stolen from Cooleemee Plantation
• Senator: N.C. layoffs in classroom will decrease
• Two Davie brothers seriously injured when two men attacked them
• Mount Airy primary Oct. 11; six vie for three seats
• Former British leader Blair urges fortitude during speech in Greensboro
• Regional Briefs: McCrory won't reveal plans till 2012
• Designation of carcinogen in Camp Lejeune water might change little
• Comedy juggler draws crowds at Dixie Classic Fair
• Area activists cheer as student escapes deportation
• Officers' statements to citizens committee can't be released, court rules
• Treasured silver items stolen from Cooleemee Plantation
• Officers' statements to citizens committee shouldn't be released, court rules
• Mount Airy primary Oct. 11; six vie for three seats
• Area activists cheer as student escapes deportation
• Two Davie brothers seriously injured when two men attacked them
• DWI prosecution program getting more drunken drivers off the road, DA says
• Some supermarkets are bagging self-serve checkouts nationally, but not local stores
• Decisions, decisions: Women's Fund members choose grant projects
• MLK corridor to have pedestrian-friendly restrictions on buildings
• Robinson moves to house in 8th District to run for Congress
• Robbery may have been motive in shooting death of social worker
• State and Local Briefs : Pedestrian killed on U.S. 52 ramp
• For George Hamilton IV, fair is as much a homecoming as a concert
• WSSU gives refunds to upset fans who missed game with NBA stars
• WSSU begins giving refunds to ticket-holders turned away from game
• Kernersville family gives $1 million to High Point University
• Pedestrian killed on U.S. 52 ramp in Winston-Salem
• State and Local Briefs : 2 exonerated N.C. men could get $500k each
• Paramedic teams compete for title of best in state
• N.C., S.C. face 2012 with shrunken election budgets
• Pushing students out of 'the bubble'
• Community Milestones
• WSSU to give refunds to ticket-holders turned away from Chris Paul CP3 All Star Pickup Game
• Man charged in social worker's death
• 'Always looking for ideas'
• Wake Forest Baptist expands
• ASU's entry in federal solar energy contest wins People's Choice award
• Actions on grant application defended
• Scott Sexton: Fixing tickets worth only unpaid vacation?
• Art Amid the Pines, St. Baldrick, Community Creates and The Enterprise Center
• With college applications, start early, start now
• Players score tons of points in game, with fans in Chris Paul All Star Pick Up Game at Winston-Salem State University
• SBI investigates nonprofit group that weatherizes homes in Triad
• City & Region Briefs
• Nonprofit Notebook
• Higher Education Notebook
• N.C. Youth Advisory Council extends grant application deadline
• Roll Call
• DOT to replace bridge to U.S. 64 in Lexington
• Former N.C. man with Al Qaida ties killed in air strike in Yemen
• Man gets suspended sentence in dog case
• Most N.C. residents oppose marriage ban
• Ewell takes aim again
• Urban League job fair draws big turnout
• Two of three Wilkesboro ABC board members dismissed
• Former Wake Forest player pleads guilty to DWI
• Progress Energy advised that reactors could fail to shut down during earthquake
• ASU blood drive sets state record again
• Laws in motion: Students launch rockets to learn about math
• Laws in motion: Students launch rockets to learn about math
• Troubled teens can now text for help
• Apple festival set this weekend in Wilkes County
• Number of drugs deaths in Wilkes appears down, official says
• 'Days of Caring' volunteers swap the office for community work
• Gas is cheaper at the pumps than a week ago
• 'Fun cards' are the ticket at Dixie Classic
• City converts section of East Fifth Street to two-way traffic
• State and Local Briefs : Deadline near to apply for free tutoring
• Judicial panel recommends suspending Hartsfield for ethical violations
• Hudson man pleads guilty to 104 animal cruelty charges
• Laws in motion: Students launch rockets to learn about math
• Davidson authorities charge South Carolina man with indecent liberties
• Judge Hartsfield should be suspended for ethical violations, judicial panel recommends
• Ruling in lawsuit on bank overdraft fees put on hold pending appeal
• Trial date set for second defendant charged in death of Eve Carson
• New laws limit malpractice damages, loosen helmet laws
• Library dunning scofflaws by asking for food for needy
• Union effort at Reynolds more about job security, benefits than pay
• Mentor for young men with alcohol problems killed by impaired driver
• The State
• Little-known federal program provides pot to patients
• PART seeks money from counties in lieu of route cutbacks
• Union effort at Reynolds more about job security, benefits than pay
• Gov. Perdue calls election-cancellation remark "sarcasm"
• Winston-Salem man pleads guilty to involuntary manslaughter
• Kernersville man sentenced in case of felony death by motor vehicle
• Demonstrators hold rally to support U.S. Postal Service and bill to fix its finances
• Reynolds Tobacco employees to vote on joining union
• Board discusses moving HAG program to Wiley
• Simmons urges young people to pursue God-given talents
• Another horse dies that was seized from the farm of a Forsyth County man facing animal cruelty charges
• Walk sheds light on health issue that continues to plague county
• Perdue's quip makes headlines
• Mount Airy High wins national honor
• Cognition, blood sugar unrelated
• Diabetes patients in study saw little benefit from treatment to reduce blood sugar
• Kevin Harvick Inc. files legal notice saying 103 jobs being eliminated; not clear how many employees will be hired by new owners
• Emcor Group Inc. to pay regular quarterly dividend and repurchase stock
• Pediatrics office of Brenner's Children Hospital to open at Wake Forest Baptist medical plaza in Clemmons
• BB&T's insurance subsidiary buys Baltimore-area Atlantic Risk Management
• Two suspects in Greensboro triple homicide released to house arrest
• Bachman, Perry to visit Charlotte this week
• All hands on deck: Volunteers needed to help students
• Fences put up around Confederate flag
• The State
• Stokes urges buying local
• Perdue campaign gives back donation
• Walnut Cove commissioners move closer to naming new manager
• NCCU weighs funding offer
• Poll finds N.C. residents unhappy with elected officials across the board
• Woman pleads guilty to charges that she helped friend get away after stabbing
• DOT to replace bridge to U.S. 64 in Lexington
• HPU poll shows NC residents unhappy with job performance of nation's elected officials
• Woman pleads guilty to charges that she helped friend get away after stabbing
• PTI parking deck getting makeover
• The State
• Injured N.C. man survives ordeal
• Kernersville divided over Guilford school proposal
• Some question reopening Hatteras to visitors
• Milestones for Sept. 26
• Files detail eugenics program
• Highly Academically Gifted students at Hanes Magnet School may be shifted to Wiley Middle
• State awaits study on how to pay jobless tab
• Ruling expected soon on Charlotte-area toll road
• Church hears speakers for DREAM Act
• Walnut Cove man charged with murder in fatal shooting of wife
• Lip service paid in full to eugenics survivors
• Higher Education Notebook
• Mayberry impersonators liven up Mount Airy festival
• Non-profit notebook
• 'Cities have egos too': The importance of national rankings
• Men's high-heeled walk puts focus on domestic violence
• Gun used in murder-suicide tied to two other shootings
• Tillis trims staff by one-third
• Wallburg opens town hall
• The State
• Project aims to get homeless veterans off streets
• A 'backpack' hunger fight
• Local school officials cheer rollback of No Child Left Behind
• Job gains don't keep area unemployment rate from rising
• Harvick to sell trucks teams to Eddie Sharp Racing
• Online voting begins for ASU in Solar Decathlon
• Triad unemployment rate rises to 10.7 percent
• Charlotte light-rail train hits woman
• Restaurant sign taunts city hall
• Bedbug insecticides sicken dozens, kill N.C. woman
• Scholarships are man's tribute to wife
• Two freed after years locked up
• Post office could close
• Houses of worship give 'Dreamers' a voice
• Relief agency plays out disaster scenario in N.C. mountains
• BB&T Insurance Services expanding its California operations
• Cardiac and vascular center at Forsyth Medical Center affiliates with the Cleveland Clinic
• Rain brings relief, and more headed this way through Sunday
• Regional Briefs: Man arrested on robbery charge
• Southern, tennis figure, dies at 94
• With a whimper; committee dissolves from whence it came
• Democrats blast GOP budget in Winston-Salem visit
• Man armed with knife robs business in Northside Shopping center in Winston-Salem
• Police seek man on felony weapon, assault charges
• Fugitive with ties to Winston-Salem sought by police
• Iran to release American hikers pending $1 million bail deal
• High Point furniture moving company, employer of 600, to close
• "Father Ed," beloved friar with Winston-Salem ties, dies in New York
• Citizens committee that reviewed BB&T Ballpark statistics dissolved
• Dems to drop controversial leaders' names from signature dinner
• Southern Baptists consider name change
• WSSU seeks student fees to help with restoration of key buildings
• Effort begun to keep post office open
• Visit Winston-Salem to unveil new website
• The State
• Study: Overseas trade has cost N.C. more than 100,000 jobs over past decade
• Study: Overseas trade has cost N.C. more than 100,000 jobs over past decade
• Agency: Missing Surry documents have been found
• Agency alerts Surry residents about missing report containing confidential information
• City forgives loan to housing authority, takes $1.7 million hit
• Caldwell County college exec named new president of Surry Community College
• Secret shopper solicitations could be a scam, authorities say
• City forgives loan to housing authority, takes $1.7 million hit
• Cooler weather arrives with fall
• Forsyth's approach to strokes validated
• Daughter returned to mother after being taken by father
• Regional Briefs: Man found dead in car was shot twice
• Machine gun fundraiser revs up politician
• Forsyth Seafood can expand, council says
• N.C. Democratic legislators to visit Winston on bus tour
• Tickets to go on sale Wednesday for Chris Paul's benefit basketball game at WSSU
• UNC penalizes itself $50,000 and gives up two years of wins for NCAA violations
• Free workshops Thursday for parents of Winston-Salem/Forsyth County school children
• N.C. Democratic legislators to visit Winston on bus tour
• UNC project gives students personal 'libraries'
• Milestones
• N.C. lotteries for Sept. 18
• State agency still clearing tires from N.C. coast
• Food Bank distributes extra goods to coastal counties
• Jane Welch to make third stint on Lewisville board
• Police: Trucker killed 3 prostitutes across South
• Planners hope to get input on population growth
• N.C. marriage campaigns likely passionate, pricey
• Regional briefs
• Police find woman who was reported as kidnapped
• Ex-Pace workers still grasping for closure
• Nonprofit Notebook
• Same-sex marriage back on N.C. front burner
• Higher Education Notebook
• Rock the Block party goes on, despite chilly weather
• NBA stars to play in WSSU benefit game
• N.C. jobless rate rises to 10.4 percent
• Dems stump against GOP budget
• The State for Sept. 17
• Gay marriage amendment could change primary dynamics
• After four decades, Bigham gone from WS/FC schools
• Forsyth County prosecutors seek dismissal of two Racial Justice Act claims
• Liver disease killed inmate, autopsy says
• Questions remain in death of woman and suicide of her husband
• Winston-Salem, once again, ranked as excellent place to retire
• Stepmother gets up to 18 years in disabled girl's murder
• ACLU reviewing city police checkpoints
• Man celebrates 100th birthday with fourth grade students at Carter G. Woodson School
• The Region
• HCA to buy back stock from Bank of America
• FEMA: $12M approved for N.C. Irene relief
• Adam to Elisa Baker: "You filled her life with lies"
• Adam to Elisa Baker: "You filled her life with lies"
• DA: Elisa was afraid police were closer than they were
• Winston-Salem, once again, ranked as excellent place to retire
• WFU law students to protest Georgia execution
• Mount Airy High names National Blue Ribbon School
• Thomasville man charged with child abuse
• Former spiritual center sold for $10.5 million at auction
• Obama touts jobs plan during stop at N.C. State
• SAT scores down slightly in Forsyth County
• Mainer, bluegrass legend, dies in Michigan
• GOP defends accomplishments of short N.C. legislative session
• PART approves fare increases, postpones route cuts
• Duracell, wireless power company Powermat team up
• Winston-Salem man who worked with disabled children found dead in car
• Waughtown neighborhood fights post office closure
• Regional Briefs: Man injured by gunfire; suspect held
• NCAA investigators returned to UNC's campus on Wednesday
• Chief superior court judge not running for re-election
• Winston-Salem man found dead in car
• Local SAT scores just below state and national averages
• PART approves fare increases, postpones route cuts
• Winston-Salem man found dead in car
• Crime Stoppers program considered for WS/FC schools
• Thomas Water Treatment Plant reopens today
• Fonzie shares a life lesson
• In tomatoes, children find keys to genetic kingdom
• Wake Forest is ranked among Top 30 schools in annual survey
• President Barack Obama to speak N.C. State University
• Clemmons man pleads guilty to sexual assault charges
• Lexington man drowns in High Rock Lake Monday
• Gay marriage ban will be on May ballot in NC
• Man held on sex charges in Davidson
• 71-year-old woman beaten with cane during robbery
• Teen is fourth person charged in break-in
• The State
• N.C. DOT to cut 400 positions
• House advances marriage vote
• Bill would limit terms for assembly leaders
• Homeowner fires shots, thwarts burglary
• Heavenly Way complex up for sale
• Stokes leaders address trash situation on the Dan
• Shots fired by homeowner during home invasion
• Bank of America will cut 30,000 jobs
• NC DOT to cut 400 jobs
• Mount Airy considers live streaming of city council meetings
• City salutes first responders
• Regional Briefs: Hutton Street is closed for construction work
• Students from area colleges gather to remember 9/11
• 200-plus pack local mosque for interfaith service
• Judge to decide where to hold murder trial of Zahra Baker's stepmom
• Ex-husband of Phoebe Snow leads a musical life out of the closet in Winston-Salem
• Panel to weigh new ban on same-sex marriage
• It's time to curb perks, some registers of deeds say
• Community Milestones
• Pastor fasts in opposition to same-sex-marriage ban
• Pittsboro crowd told cautionary tales about fracking
• Mooresville Scout's 9/11 project to be dedicated today
• Literary expression thrives at Bookmarks Festival
• Festivals are 'popping up all over'
• Sexton: Reporting on 9/11 was a different world
• Disaster assistance available for N.C. farmers
• Area residents remember 9/11 with service projects
• Regional Briefs: WSSU student found unconscious, pronounced dead at hospital
• Nonprofit Notebook: Senior Services group to meet Friday
• Charlotte to expand police force for Democratic convention
• Drive-through prayers offered in church parking lot
• Students, teachers recall tragic day
• From WTC to Barium Springs, a life changed
• Statesville police officer was rescue worker at Ground Zero
• Iredell native sought to serve since age 5
• For emergency services, communication key in wake of 9/11 attacks
• Attacks were seminal moment in young people's lives
• 9/11 adds unexpected twists to life journey of former Army officer and family
• Air travelers accept tighter security measures since attacks, officials say
• Q&A with Imam Khalid Griggs of the Community Mosque of Winston-Salem
• Local Muslims struggle with suspicion, stereotypes
• Author shares tips with aspiring writers
• School board member arrested at White House protest
• Teachers faced special task on 9/11
• Pain of 9/11 still fresh for those who lost loved ones
• Hartsfield's conduct defended
• Restaurateurs flocking to downtown Winston-Salem
• Judge on trial denies she was close friends with former clerk
• Restaurateurs flocking to downtown Winston-Salem
• Generation defined by Sept. 11
• Graham man charged with DWI while riding bicycle
• Environmental groups challenge Duke-Progress Energy merger
• "Hope for the Warriors" holds 9/11 commemoration events
• Husband and wife survive World Trade Center on 9/11
• Cuts cost UNC system 3,000 employees
• Clerk testifies Hartsfield routinely handed down favorable judgments
• ACLU sues over 'Choose Life' plates
• Free supplies for teachers available; donations needed
• Retired Firefighter Sets Up a 403-Flag Memorial For 9/11
• Finding faith after 9/11
• US Airways to hire more workers for Winston-Salem center
• Police arrest man with gun at Parkland High School
• Forsyth Tech Announces New Director of Major Gifts and Planned Giving
• Forsyth Tech Announces New Vice President of Economic and Workforce Development Division
• Yadkin County immigrant out of jail on bond
• 9/11 survivor says returning to work at the Pentagon is a 'struggle'
• War veterans reflect on 9/11
• Baptist Hospital received $1.34 million in overpayments from State Health Plan, audit finds
• Arts have ruled the day for a decade at charter school
• Where's Scott?
• City 9-11 service will include memories of fire and police who went to NY following attacks
• Briefcase filled with citations at center of case against judge
• Construction of first segment of Northern Beltway will begin in 2014, governor says
• Feds take no action against Yadkin County immigrant arrested at rally
• WGHP/FOX8 to expand morning news show
• Baptist Hospital received $1.34 million in overpayments from State Health Plan, audit finds
• Former DA says prosecutor questioned Judge Hartsfield's handling of traffic tickets in 2008
• Segment of eastern leg of Northern Beltway in Winston-Salem will begin in 2014, governor says
• Eastern leg of Northern Beltway in Winston-Salem will begin in 2014, governor says
• WFU to restore Reynolda meadow
• Rhetoric heats up in fight over same-sex marriage
• Salvation Army mobile canteen returns from coast
• Edwards attorneys ask judge to throw out charges
• Democrats kick-off convention efforts
• Young immigrants arrested during Charlotte protest
• Reynolda House plans to restore meadow
• Former WFU player pleads guilty to breaking and entering
• Young immigrants arrested in Charlotte at sit-in to protest immigration laws
• Man arrested in Thomasville on charges of soliciting, indecent liberties with a minor
• High Rock Lake drowning victim identified
• Suspected military deserter arrested in Davidson County
• Man with gun robs boarding house
• Forsyth County under tornado watch until 2 p.m.
• Ramp damage closes ferry to Hatteras
• Remnants of Tropical Storm Lee stir up storms throughout the South
• Quirky thrift store opens downtown
• Grass-roots project helps feed hungry students
• Bertie County battered for third time
• Development groups join forces
• Mount Airy looks to link two greenways
• Lexington man drowns at High Rock Lake
• Forsyth under tornado watch
• Kernersville police investigate shooting
• Basketball player J.T. Terrell leaving Wake Forest after DWI charge
• WFU student studies King talks
• 10-year-old helps grow and sell his own crops 'If you work hard, you make money.'
• State and Local Briefs : City crews offering mulch for free
• Children flock to tennis lessons after Winston-Salem Open
• Rally supports judge ahead of ethics hearing
• Community Milestones
• Labor Day Closings
• Thomasville seeks to save its historic landmarks
• Hybrid chestnut trees showing resistance to blight
• Mauceri to lead orchestra at Kennedy Center to commemorate 9/11
• Nonprofit Notebook: Grant plans sought
• Scene & Heard - Cultural diversity on display
• Football league has goal of 'character first'
• Sexton: Hartsfield hearing to offer rare glimpse
• Pedestrian improvements planned for Cloverdale Road
• Judge heads to Raleigh courtroom this week to face charges
• Sweet freedom, at last
• Young immigrants plan rally to protest lack of path to becoming legal residents
• Regional Briefs: Ardmore undergoes utilities work
• First-ever Moravian Festival set for next Saturday
• Labor Day Closings
• In the midst of a hurricane, coastal horse herd produces a new colt
• State briefs for Sept. 3
• Burgiss to be Forsyth's tax chief
• New Marine officer showed courage even as a boy
• Deliberations resume today in Carthage nursing-home murder trial
• Storm losses total $400 million; N.C. 12 to be repaired
• Teen's organs are her final gift
• Man arrested for using counterfeit money to pay taxes
• Harper Hall at ASU reopens
• Man dies in motorcycle accident
• Man dies when motorcycle collides with car
• N.C. last state to stop eugenics, could be first state to compensate victims, speaker says
• Va. city limits flying of Confederate flag
• Timetable to finish libraries advances
• Wake Forest opens center on campus to support gay students
• Debate continues over N.C. 12
• Police trying to catch Ardmore groper who has attacked eight women
• The State
• Jury to deliberate today in nursing home killing of eight
• Audit results in temporary funds being cut off from regional transit agency
• Rescued baby squirrels find new homes in the Piedmont after surviving Hurricane Irene
• Investigators search for juvenile who set fire at Philo Middle
• SBI investigating complaint against King police officer, chief says
• Police seek suspect who has groped 8 women in Ardmore
• Fire damages house in southern Winston-Salem
• Audit report criticizes PART's internal financial controls ports
• Police looking for man suspected of reaching out and groping women as they ran or walked in Winston-Salem neighborhood
• ASU building evacuated for possible gas leak
• Lexington police search for suspect in shooting death
• Federal judge upholds $28 million judgment against R.J. Reynolds
• Thursday's weather will be sunny and warm this afternoon in Winston-Salem
• Dobson man arrested on meth trafficking charges
• Man convicted on charges he kidnapped 12-year-old boy; Case appears to be gang-related
• United Way 2011 campaign goal matches results of last year's campaign
• Regional Briefs: Wake alumni endow professorship
• Principals can't be charged under state law for failing to report crimes at schools
• New principal hired for Union Cross Elementary School
• Man armed with knife robs store in northeastern Winston-Salem
• Man convicted on charges he kidnapped 12-year-old boy
• Mostly sunny skies and a high of 85 expected this afternoon in Winston-Salem
• Wreck closes lanes on westbound Interstate-40 at mile marker 192
• Greensboro Chamber to launch job creation program
• Wreck causes lane closure on southbound U.S. 52 in Winston-Salem
• Dockham won't make bid for redrawn 8th District seat
• House GOP leaders press N.C. marriage amendment
• Poor living conditions found at Lakeside Villas
• Reaves talks budget, cuts during town-hall meeting at WSSU
• Regional Briefs: Man accused of assaulting ex-wife
• After 65 years, a 'graduation' from K&W
• Damage: $71 million and rising
• Lexington man charged with contaminating ex-wife's food
• New cuts to health services for the poor take hold in October
• Vacant R.J. Reynolds Building attracting interest
• Students return to school, mourn death of teen
• State and Local Briefs : Baby found dead in Bi-Lo stall
• IMG, UPS sign $120M deal
• Experts praise evacuations before Irene
• 'Pups in the Park,' at BB&T Ballpark to benefit the Forsyth County Humane Society
• By narrow vote, county approves dog-tethering regulations
• Reaves will address budget cuts at Tuesday's community meeting
• N.C. tourism hard hit by Irene 15-year-old among casualties of Hurricane Irene
• Bank of America sells half of its China bank stake for $8.3 billion
• Lexington man charged with drug trafficking
• 14-year-old Pfafftown boy who drowned Saturday was a ninth grader at Reagan High and attended Jefferson Middle last year
• Winston-Salem-based IMG College creates partnership with United Parcel Service
• Two charged with robbing New Walkertown Road convenience store
• The People's Business
• Community Milestones
• Author to spotlight N.C.'s role in eugenics
• State and Local Briefs: Pfafftown boy, 14, drowns in lake
• Outages, closed roads mark day after Irene in NC
• Founding faculty member of UNCSA dies
• Wake Forest University will benefit from new tennis center
• Local nun receives first-degree black belt in karate
• Vote on tethering may be tonight
• With Hurricane Irene gone, people hustling to cash in on cleanup, return of tourists
• Perdue cuts staff in governor's office
• Nation's tobacco crops getting smaller
• At a decade old, CHANGE group still focused on diversity, community
• Governor urges continued caution as storm moves on
• 'For the most part, we were spared'
• Following up interviews effectively and networking meetings
• The State
• Greensboro's Isner is singles champion
• Irene batters N.C.
• Hurricane causes nearly 10,000 flight cancellations
• GOP using redistricting to shore up House majority
• WEATHER: Irene spares Winston-Salem
• Winston-Salem Open ends with breezes and cheers
• Business calendar
• Governmental, nonprofit agencies swing into action
• Forecasters say Irene's impact on Winston-Salem will be minimal
• Going the wrong way in hurricane traffic
• District attorney says state law justifies actions of police in deadly standoff
• Second chances
• Judge sentences city man to 32 to 40 years in prison for sex offenses
• Business briefs for Aug. 28
• Tournament doctor: Get back in shape before you get back on the court
• Triad's jobless rate falls slightly to 10.6%
• Volunteers lighten load for new students, parents at Wake Forest move-in
• Raleigh man charged with sex crimes in Davidson County
• NAACP picks High Point for state conference
• Guilford County commissioners approve incentives for Honda
• With return of school, students find new opportunities, and construction
• Jury hears closing arguments in rape trial
• Area Salvation Army crews head to the coast
• The State: NC House leader: Pay sterilization plan's victims
• 'Ball personnel' love tennis excitement
• ASU grad Michael Feinstein, premier interpreter of American songs, to perform in Boone
• NC governor declares state of emergency for Irene
• Man with knife robs Steak 'n Shake restaurant
• Planned Parenthood ruling weighed
• Chasing a couple of celebrities
• Quake problems minor in N.C.
• Downtown residents, business owners debate sidewalk dining and drinking
• To stay or go? Officials ponder Irene evacuations
• Complaints filed against Davidson County Animal Shelter
• Guilford nonprofit offers to help run Davidson County shelter
• Summer's over! Classes start today for Winston-Salem/Forsyth schools
• Arrest made in bomb scare Tuesday at Guilford Tech
• ASU to turn Broyhill Inn and Conference Center into student housing
• Winston-Salem man killed in Davie County crash Tuesday
• Irene becomes Category 3 hurricane on way to East Coast
• Bomb scare closes Guilford community college campuses
• East Coast rocked by strongest quake since 1944
• Group of young immigrants plans next move in light of recent ease of federal deportation proceedings
• Shakes and shimmies, but no quake damage reported in Forsyth County
• Local companies cash in at Winston-Salem Open
• School board agrees to new contract with sheriff's office for school resource officers
• Trial begins for Winston-Salem man facing sex charges
• Regional Briefs: Defense delayed again in murder case
• Shareholders OK Duke, Progress merger
• Homeless win voice on council
• Earthquakes in Salem
• N.C. quakes rarely cause damage
• Shakes and shimmies, but no damage in Forsyth
• Emergency Management: No quake damage reported in Forsyth County
• 5.9 magnitude quake shakes East Coast
• Homeless want seats on coalition board that addresses their issues
• Young immigrant buoyed by change in deportation policy
• Winston-Salem Open planting seeds to grow littlest tennis fans
• Officials prepare for Hurricane Irene
• K&W Cafeterias donates $10,000 to Second Harvest Food Bank
• Cuts to state's colleges hit home
• Regional Briefs: Lexington man arrested in knife assault at McDonald's
• Diminished-capacity defense may be hard to prove in N.C. nursing-home trial
• Head of rating agency S&P stepping down
• Young immigrants buoyed by change in deportation policy
• Roddick's Twitter followers get glimpse of city fire department in action
• Lexington man arrested on kidnapping and sexual assault charges
• Teen injured in ATV crash remains in critical condition
• Exercise for body and spirit
• Employees with 'middle skills' are sought
• Tennis etiquette means keeping it quiet at Winston-Salem Open
• A growing sense of hope
• Milestones
• Yadkin works on parks, recreation
• State and Local Briefs: Winston-Salem man charged in assault
• Despite tight budgets, Winston-Salem/Forsyth schools move ahead with special programs
• Social Security costs the young more than it cost today's retirees
• Salem first-year students get help moving in to dorms
• Automobile magnate O.F. Fowler dies at 103
• The State
• Higher Education Notebook
• 'Booze It and Lose It' starts early
• Roddick ready to take the court
• Roddick ready to take the court
• Confident going in
• City seeks changes in sidewalk-dining rules
• U.S. judge blocks N.C. cuts to Planned Parenthood, at least for now
• Edwards losing services of high-powered Washington law firm
• Regional Briefs: Evidence in shootings sent to state lab
• Man arrested for sexual assault in Boone
• Police arrest suspect in plane theft
• East Wilkes' football player suffers ATV injury
• Man says he intentionally voted twice to point out holes in system
• Bridging the digital divide; Winston-Salem church to open computer lab
• WFU to announce new center on retail marketing
• Appalachian State University is ranked 12th on Sierra Club list
• Teacher, students to reunite
• WSSU lays off administrator in charge of management and strategic initiatives
• Tennis tournament to start Saturday
• Appalachian State University is ranked 12th on Sierra Club list
• Volunteers sought for 9/11 tribute work in Greensboro
• Clerk of store in southern Winston-Salem robbed at gunpoint
• Lexington man charged with sexual battery of female workers at Thomasville restaurant
• Welcome home is planned for Wilkes County team that played in the Little League world series
• Demolition of building a smashing success
• N.C. appeals pre-K ruling mandating access to school
• Elderly man charged with voter fraud
• State and local news for Aug. 18
• NC DOT head: Study to consider all port scenarios
• Defense in terror case seeks to block witness
• No one hurt in wreck involving Winston-Salem police
• Downtown stakeholders say Spruce Street bridge should remain
• Oddfellows and Rebekahs install new leaders
• Odd Fellows and Rebekahs install new leaders
• Man already serving time for 1991 rape pleads guilty to charges he raped a woman in 1990
• Methodist service supports return of school
• State and local briefs for Aug. 17
• Tourism spending up 9.2 percent in Forsyth in 2010
• Hall of Famer Pete Pihos of Winston-Salem dead at age 87
• Hunger study calls area worst in U.S.
• Hunger study says Winston-Salem metro area worst in U.S. for households with children
• Kernersville cyclist plans 2,800-mile ride to honor granddaughter, raise money to fight cancer
• Tourism spending up 9.2 percent in Forsyth in 2010
• Hall of Famer Pete Pihos dies this morning
• Man already serving time for 1991 rape pleads guilty to charges he raped a woman in 1990
• Winston-Salem police officer involved in minor wreck
• Tragic consequences follow prison stint that man perhaps didn't need to serve
• Highway route irks some
• Regional Briefs: Stokes investigates sex allegation
• Men enter not-guilty pleas in terror case
• Smokies considering charging for backcountry camping
• City awards $6.8 million contract for widening Clemmonsville Road
• Eligible children on Forsyth waiting list for pre-school, despite governor's order to enroll them
• Ex-wife of nursing home shooter attempts suicide
• Muslims observe Ramadan in Winston-Salem
• Lobbying in progress on N.C. same-sex-marriage amendment
• Eligible children on Forsyth waiting list for pre-school, despite governor's order to enroll them
• WSTA gets state grant for passenger information system
• Utilities crews have closed stretch of Anson Street in Winston-Salem's Ardmore neighborhood for water and sewer line renovations
• Stretch of Sprague Street in Winston-Salem to be closed Tuesday for sewer line repairs
• NC DOT selects route for new stretch of N.C. 109
• Culture, language, country of origin vary greatly among Forsyth County's Hispanic population
• Funnel clouds blow over northern Forsyth
• Getting ready to wear
• Bedbugs found again at Wake Forest University
• Milestones
• Greater Winston-Salem area man surprised with medal for Army service in World War II
• State and Local Briefs: Road closures scheduled for Ardmore area
• Tornado warning issued for northern Forsyth County
• Higher Ed Notebook: Turkheimer named to WFU post
• The State for Aug. 14
• Women for all seasons: Friends won reams of awards on 1950s Hanes Hosiery sports teams
• Scott Sexton: Trespassing charge against church member tossed out by judge
• Seeing 'what's been in RJR's attic'
• Making a transition 'to the culture of campus'
• In 1949, word Hosiery cause a stir
• Business Milestones
• Business 40 project will change character of downtown
• Got gold? Sellers urged to shop for best price
• Yow coached championship teams with practice, practice, practice
• Public meetings set on N.C. 105 widening in Watauga and Avery counties
• The State for Aug. 13
• Chief of staff for Virginia Foxx arrested on drunken driving charge
• Restaurant is bullish on return of local landmark
• Labor unions plan to sit out convention in North Carolina
• New leads in Short killings
• Teen hurt after being dragged by train
• 20th reunion of Pond residents might be the last
• Bears cause state to close campgrounds
• Founder of Love Valley, faux Western town, dies at 87
• Woman found dead in Tobaccoville home; husband commits suicide in Raleigh
• Woman found dead in Tobaccoville home
• Swamp fire moves into North Carolina
• Forsyth County set to ban animal tethering
• Musicians unite to help Easter find stolen guitars
• Two volunteer fire departments struggling with staff
• Three in Wake charged with voter fraud
• Hundreds of reptiles found at house
• Thorp says he will stay at Chapel Hill
• Cloverdale family gathers to say farewell to beloved waitress
• The State
• Andy Barker, founder of Love Valley, dies
• Thieves take guitars from Mitch Easter's studio
• Woman charged with abuse of food-stamp program at Thomasville store
• Man charged with taking, wrecking ASU van facing additional charge
• Lexington man charged with murder in connection with death of woman
• New law extends school board members terms to four years
• PART considers merger in effort to save money
• Regional Briefs: Police ID woman found dead in house
• National Black Theatre Festival brought about $10 million to local economy, estimates show
• Winston-Salem judge mulls Planned Parenthood case
• Hands-on intro to kindergarten
• N.C. Navy Seal was ready to take on challenges
• Tanglewood dog park fundraising kicks into high gear
• Friends pull together in fight against cancer
• Journal editor finds no love in celebrity tennis match
• Police arrest Winston-Salem woman in connection with armed robbery in July
• Lexington man charged with assault, victim in critical condition
• Dobson voters approve sales of mixed beverages
• S&P downgrades debt for building on UNC campus
• UNCSA's film school gets national ranking
• Winston-Salem man charged with raping a child
• Wake Forest basketball player Tabb facing criminal charges
• Celebrity alert! Supermodel coming to Winston-Salem
• Davidson to continue use of gas chamber at shelter
• School board presents funding proposal for county money
• Former hotel employee says in lawsuit Innkeeper is public nuisance
• Research creates engineered sphincters
• Wake Forest basketball player Tabb facing criminal charges
• Seafood restaurant planned for Fourth Street space in downtown Winston-Salem
• Authorities identify woman whose body was found Saurday in a vacant house in Winston-Salem
• Wake Forest's Tabb facing criminal charges
• DOT to close lanes on I-40 Business in downtown Winston-Salem for resurfacing
• Winston-Salem man wounded in shooting early Tuesday
• Refurbished Shaw reopens to students
• AIG sues BofA for $10B, alleges cheating
• Regional Briefs: Bar owner faces gambling charges
• Former federal worker gets 11 years in ID theft
• S&P: Local governments may be affected by U.S. downgrade
• Legal Aid of N.C. is closing Boone office
• S&P downgrade of long-term US debt divides experts
• Prized trees must come down
• Man to tell Davidson board about shelter gassing cats, raccoon together
• Burgeoning bedbugs
• Appeal of prayer ruling OK'd
• AIG sues BofA for $10B, alleges cheating
• Man says cat, kitten, raccoon put together in Davidson County shelter's gas chamber; records show carbon monoxide used on puppies, kittens
• State transportation officials to hold public information meetings of proposed N.C. 105 widening in Watauga and Avery counties
• Power shut down briefly in parts of downtown Winston-Salem Monday afternoon
• Lexington bar owner charged with illegal gambling, unauthorized alcohol sales
• Two charged in Yadkin County breaking-and-entering case
• DOT to close ramps on Business-40 in downtown Winston-Salem for resurfacing
• Police await autopsy results for body found Saturday in vacant Winston-Salem house
• Forsyth commissioners to discuss issue of tethering dogs
• Denton police identify drivers in crash that led to critical injuries
• G-7 countries seek to reassure markets
• FAA funding dispute won't delay PTIA runway resurfacing
• Commercial development under way in eastern Winston-Salem
• Thomasville Medical Center planning to add psychiatric beds
• Novant gives land to Clemmons for recreational use around pond
• Fishery council to consider catch limits off Southeast coast
• Community Milestones
• Borders' closing affects local publishers, authors
• Regional Briefs: Two critically injured in Denton wreck
• Nonprofit Notebook: Grant to support program for fathers
• New development planned for Boone motels where boy fell into piped-creek and drowned
• Winston-Salem man arrested, charged with murder
• Winston-Salem man arrested, charged with 1st degree murder
• Two severely hurt in wreck Sunday in Denton
• Town of Boone seeks more water resources
• CDC, FDA have data on Gardasil
• Salem College makes Forbes' list of top universities
• Yadkin County man recalls NASA career
• A matter of opinion: Judges, attorneys differ on sectarian prayer ruling
• Vaccine victims
• Black Theatre Festival leaves many patrons touched
• A rockin' good time
• Report on jobs helps to steady market
• Lacrosse promoter cited for his passion
• Edwards campaign has to repay $2.2 million, Federal Election Commission says
• Medicaid agency outlines difficult cuts
• Woman whose body found along Styers Ferry Road had contentious relationship with man charged in her murder
• Bradshaw Elected Chair of Forsyth Tech Foundation Board
• 84% of schools show expected growth
• DOT to begin work on one mile of Business 40
• UNC Greensboro to cut 203 positions
• Former Dobson firefighters charged in theft of gear
• Tickets for W-S Open selling fast
• Man convicted on charges he abused 6-year-old girl
• Key questions in officer's death remain unanswered
• Key questions in officer's death remain unanswered
• Florida health director Marlon Hunter named to Forsyth County's post
• Man sentenced in fatal shooting stemming from argument
• Regional Briefs: Red Cross calls for more donors
• Winston-Salem avoids potential downgrade of AAA credit rating
• Trained eyes keep watch over student athletes
• Florida health director Marlon Hunter named to Forsyth County's post
• Key questions in officer's death remain unanswered
• Man convicted on charges he abused 6-year-old girl
• Ziggy's to open Friday -- 'if all goes as planned'
• HPU financial affairs vice president, former Wachovia exec Bill Duncan dies
• Nonprofit plans day care in downtown Winston-Salem
• N.C. State gets $25 million to study food illnesses
• Former Children's Home employee pleads guilty to sex offense with resident
• Source of tainted turkey sought
• Testimony outlines shooting victim's last minutes at nursing home
• Corolla Wild Horse Fund hires 3 to patrol beaches
• Man pleads guilty to drug trafficking charges, gets up to 18 years in prison
• Ziggy's owners hope to open on Friday
• Man pleads guilty to drug trafficking charges, gets up to 18 years in prison
• Thomasville man charged with stabbing his father
• Duke turns profit, reversing a year-earlier loss
• Couple indicted after toddler dies of infection from untreated broken leg
• Carowinds buys land for expansion
• Shelter's gas chamber opposed
• Getting ready for a 'marvtastic' festival
• Pfafftown man sentenced to life in prison for sex crimes with children
• Four on board back prayer appeal
• Memorial fund set up for police officer's family
• Regional Briefs: Lexington woman faces abuse charges
• Panel recommends paying sterilization victims, but doesn't say how much
• Weeklong National Black Theatre Festival opens with a bang
• Mother and son run for Pilot Mountain board of commissioners
• Shelter's gas chamber opposed
• Pfafftown man sentenced to life in prison for sex crimes with children
• Elisa Baker will not be tried by a Catawba County jury
• Majority of Forsyth commissioners in support of prayer appeal
• Memorial fund set up for Winston-Salem police officer who died in a car crash
• Yadkinville man charged with peeping
• Dense fog could lead to slowdowns on morning commute
• Local students participate in documentary short "boot camp"
• Group gives family a flag to honor soldier
• The State
• Milestones
• Winston-Salem police officer dies in car crash early Saturday
• Quidditch, anyone? Sports of Potter fans takes off
• Event seeks to bring more safety to the football field
• Wizard's rules of the game
• Fake documents cause headaches for realtor, counties
• The State
• Business Milestones
• Winston-Salem police officer dies in car crash early Saturday
• Winston-Salem police officer dies in car crash early Saturday
• N.C. poised well for stalemate
• Meow or woof? Rivalry over best pet never ends
• State and Local Briefs
• Schools will not be required to add days next school year
• Federal appeals court rejects sectarian prayer in Forsyth commissioners' meetings
• Plant's closing will have broad impact in Mocksville
• News 14 hiring 7 to produce WXLV newscast
• Plant's closing will have broad impact in Mocksville
• Fire trucks line overpasses on I-40 to honor firefighter killed in Asheville
• Federal appeals court rejects Forsyth County's sectarian prayer practice
• Fire victim in Ashe County identified
• Triad, Forsyth jobless rates jump significantly in June
• Weekday local newscast planned by News 14 and ABC-45
• Las Vegas furniture market owners won't disclose registration figures
• Firing over long hair prompts EEOC lawsuit against Fayetteville business
• Recycling center workers face theft charges
• Baptist Hospital to pay $5.38 million to settle lawsuit over employee benefits
• Townsends poultry producer faces cuts
• Arts Council grants take hit in wake of budget cuts
• Arts Council will sell artwork donated by R.J. Reynolds
• Ziggy's owner out of ICU; club could open next week
• The State
• General Assembly overrides abortion veto
• Firefighter dies in blaze in Asheville
• Ex-Davie teacher sentenced to 30 years on child porn charges
• Arts Council grants take hit in wake of budget cuts
• Man charged in robbery of Winston-Salem bank
• Former Davie County teacher sentenced to 30 years on child pornography charges
• Baptist Hospital settles lawsuit over its employee health benefit costs for $5.38 million
• Unifi Inc. reports strong profit in fourth quarter of fiscal 2011
• Arts Council will sell $700,000 worth of artwork donated by Reynolds Tobacco
• Extremely hot conditions hanging around Winston-Salem through Saturday
• Surry County authorities seize dogs from animal rescuer
• Mother of 8-year-old hit-and-run victim says people shouldn't judge her family
• National Night Out observance scheduled for Tuesday
• North Carolina fires Davis as football coach
• Ziggy's co-owner battling infection
• Woman found along Styers Ferry Road shot to death
• Woman found along Styers Ferry Road shot to death
• Former college basketball star faces marijuana charges
• Legislature passes finalized maps for districts
• Artist fashions 'green' jewelry with South American flavor
• Atlanta company takes over Downtown Middle School
• Pew report: Fewer poultry farms concentrate waste
• The State
• A NBA star gives kids skills - and thrills
• Ziggy's owner Stephens better, but remains in intensive care
• Man robs Winston-Salem bank
• Woman found along Styers Ferry Road shot to death
• Three men robbed at gunpoint in southern Winston-Salem, one assaulted with a pair of pliers
• Temperatures in the high 90's will hammer Winston-Salem into the weekend
• Authorities investigate discovery of body alongside Styers Ferry Road
• State awards contract for new bridge to Hatteras Island
• Bond denied in slaying case
• N.C. lotteries for July 27
• Rape crisis center may have to close
• School can start Aug. 4 in Macon County, judge rules
• Salem College and Academy plans for growth
• One found dead in Ashe fire
• Ziggy's delays opening at least two weeks
• House overrides Perdue's veto of abortion-restriction bill
• Pet pig saves himself from fire
• Voters won't have to show IDs at polls
• At least one dead in house fire in southern Ashe County
• Authorities investigate death of woman whose body was found alongside Styers Ferry Road
• Authorities investigate discovery of body alongside Styers Ferry Road
• Police seek three suspects in robbery of business
• The State
• Work on districts nearly complete
• Hunter: Youngs gave off-limits information to prosecutors in Edwards case
• Remains of missing N.C. woman believed found in Texas
• Josh Howard celebrity weekend starts Wednesday
• Sidewalk might have prevented pedestrian death, family says
• Sidewalk might have prevented pedestrian death, family says
• Fire destroys Iraq vet's business building in Thomasville
• Southwest Airlines planes makes emergency landing at PTI
• Man charged in Yadkin County with 24 counts of sex crimes
• Woman charged with embezzling $620,000 from Novant since 2003, Winston-Salem police say
• Southwest Airlines plane makes emergency landing at PTI
• Cigarette maker Lorillard second-quarter profit rises
• Winston-Salem police seek man charged in shooting
• Peace College alums protest college's plan to admit male students
• Winston-Salem woman fights public transportation battle
• N.C. House to test Perdue on vetoes, repeatedly
• People's Business
• New healthcare business program at Forsyth Tech should create job opportunities
• Regional Briefs: Fire breaks out at Davidson complex
• Support for critical needs charities in Mecklenburg continues to drop as needs increase.
• Community Milestones
• Winston-Salem police arrest man in wheelchair hit and run
• Ensuring visual, cultural character of N.C. byways
• Candidates file for municipal offices: Watauga, Wilkes and Yadkin
• Deportation policies debated in Charlotte case
• Scene & Heard - Unveiling 'a total experience'
• Man in wheelchair struck, killed
• No relief from the heat expected until Tuesday
• Fighting graffiti with art
• Committees make quick work of new districts
• The State for July 23
• Municipal election candidates in Davie, Stokes and Surry counties
• NC's unemployment rate grows to 9.9 percent in June
• Edwards' mistress file motion in sex tape case
• FEC: Edwards campaign should repay $2 million
• Teen charged in hate crime assault at grocery store
• The State
• Lassie's kin gives fans a thrill at Western Film Fair
• 2011 Rock the Block plans take shape
• Mt. Airy loses race for friendliest town
• UNCSA announces layoffs due to cuts
• WS/FC schools No Child Left Behind testing results down slightly
• Father charged after 6-year-old son, two others shot dead in Greensboro
• Edwards' former mistress seeks contempt order
• WS/FC schools No Child Left Behind testing results down slightly
• New manager named for Fort Dobbs Historic site in Iredell County
• Heat advisory issued for Triad counties
• Freightliner plant in Rowan County featured on TV show
• Boone man arrested on arson charge
• Higher prices boost Philip Morris' 2nd-quarter income
• Man freed in Rae Carruth case
• Early voting begins for mixed-drink proposal in Dobson
• One child, two adults die in Greensboro shooting
• Judge grants domestic violence order but allows accused to live next door
• Study says drug courts effective in reducing crime, drug use, but state has cut funds
• Smurfs get real for big screen adventure
• CDI Receives Grant to Create a National Network of Diverse Expertise to Support Innovation
• Silas Creek Parkway work to close ramp lanes
• 28-year-old woman identified as Davidson homicide victim
• Fire damages business in Rural Hall
• Truck wreck, fire closes ramp to I-40 in western Forsyth
• Mecklenburg DSS investigated abuse claim involving child who later died
• Heat index could hit triple digits, hot weather expected for the rest of the week
• Greensboro under consideration for Honda Aircraft center that could bring 400 jobs
• Forsyth graduation rates improve, but budget cuts could hurt progress, superintendent says
• The State for July 20
• Man charged with murder in wreck that killed his two sons
• Grant money for N.C. at risk
• Lewisville teen lobbies to have bridge renamed for friend who died in Afghanistan
• N.C. universities get windfall from mall
• Forsyth County graduation rate improves
• Davidson County Sheriff's Office investigating death of woman
• Tank fire near PTI prompts improvements in fire equipment, training
• Settlement leads to $9.1 billion 2nd Quarter loss for Bank of America
• Surry commissioners approve incentives package for company
• Lexington man sentenced to nearly 26 years in prison in stabbing death
• Filing period extended for election to Bethania town board
• Search continues for man believed drowned in southern Stokes County lake
• Lanes on East Second Street in Winston-Salem to be closed today
• NCDOT TO CLOSE LANE OF MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. DRIVE IN WINSTON-SALEM TUESDAY
• Lane of eastbound Business-40 in downtown Winston-Salem to close for bridge work
• N.C. judge orders pre-kindergarten services restored
• Paralyzed N.C. woman to wed
• Police: Man's death tied to apparent murder-suicide
• Search continues for King man who may have drowned
• Family caregiving estimated at $11.7 billion, AARP report says
• Winston-Salem officials give historic tax break to Hanes House
• Advance woman wins $200,000 a year for life in state lottery
• Family upset that their dog killed by police during chase
• Lane of eastbound Business-40 in downtown Winston-Salem to close for bridge work
• Mocksville man charged with beating, stabbing his girlfriend and her mother
• Third death tied to weekend murder-suicide, police say
• Section of N.C. 194 in Avery and Watauga counties closing for repairs
• Full employment in Winston-Salem area still four years off, study projects
• Insomnia study aims to recalibrate brain for better sleep
• Longtime Stone Mountain superintendent retires
• Music therapy moving toward licensure in state
• State Briefs: Person drowns in southwestern Stokes
• The People's Business
• 2 dead after store robbery
• Group will raffle house in Cooleemee
• Community Milestones
• Electronics recycler may hire 200 in Badin
• David Burr remembered as a father, church leader
• Armed man robs convenience store in central Winston-Salem
• Person drowns in the Pinnacle area of Stokes County
• One dead, one badly injujured after shooting after armed robbery
• Man claims he was sexually abused in Wilkes jail
• New system speeds process at Forsyth infractions court
• Scene & Heard: Benefit for injured cyclist draws more than 800
• Region in brief
• Capitol Police budget cut in half
• Triathlon with a kids' twist
• Forsyth legislative power could shift after election
• Melungeons celebrate Appalachian heritage
• Learning from mice knees
• Two seized horses euthanized
• Computer crime course at Forsyth Tech among new programs with good jobs awaiting grads
• State and local briefs for July 16
• Victim witness assistants casualty of state budget
• Civil War photography exhibit will visit Forsyth County library in August
• Trafficking charges filed in large Davidson County drug bust
• Foreign journalists get fresh look at U.S.
• Plane headed for Raleigh has tail clipped on runway at Boston airport
• Security breach at Wake Forest Baptist affected 357 people
• Longtime educator Bob Greene dies at 75
• Prescription painkiller bust nets 44 people in Davidson County
• Pay raises in Smithfield to be probed
• Judge sets trial date for October for Edwards
• Prescription painkiller bust nets 44 people in Davidson County
• Bob Greene, former Forsyth Tech president and principal of Career Center, dies at 75
• Trial preparations begin in death of Zahra Baker
• 357 people affected by stolen documents
• Winston-Salem weather should be relatively cool through weekend
• Wreck on U.S. 421 near Lewisville backs up traffic
• Quick-thinking employees keep fire small at Walnut Cove mill, authorities say
• Tyson donates 21-acre tract to town of Wilkesboro
• Regional Briefs: Accused killer's mental capacity cited as defense
• For pets' sake, a nonprofit
• Eugenics panel considers payments
• Homeless: New redistricting plan eliminates district held by Kernersville's Larry Brown
• Holding to run for 13th Congressional
• Senate makes quick work of veto overrides
• Yadkinville considers further restrictions on sex offenders
• Dental Bus helps ease the pain of tooth troubles for down-and-out
• Some PART riders will face additional fare increases
• Lexington woman arrested on animal cruelty charges of starving a dog to death
• Natural-gas leak forces closure of stretch of North Liberty Street in Winston-Salem
• DOT to close lanes on ramps of Wake Forest Drive for repaving
• Some PART riders will face additional fare increase
• Tyson donates 21-acre tract to town of Wilkesboro
• Conditions in Winston-Salem expected to cool a bit by Thursday, forecasts show
• UNCSA dean produces Smurfs movie
• Intruder with machete shot by Wilkes homeowner; rocks thrown at house earlier
• Man sues doctor and Hugh Chatham Memorial Hospital over the death of his wife five days after she gave birth
• New districts pair longtime incumbents
• Several displaced after apartment fire off Old Vineyard Road
• Change of venue requested in Baker case
• PART board to discuss funding for express bus service
• Ramp on I-85 Business north in Lexington to be closed Wednesday for repairs
• Yadkin sheriff's officials arrest father and son on marijuana-growing charges
• David Burr, longtime local pastor, senator's father, dies at 90
• Winston-Salem man charged after fractures found on infant son
• High of 98 expected this afternoon in Winston-Salem
• Several displaced after apartment fire off Old Vineyard Road
• Police investigating fire at Boonville Dollar General store
• David Burr, longtime local pastor, senator's father, dies at 90
• Legislators return to Raleigh for redistricting, veto overrides
• Man wants his daughter's remains to return to Australia
• Dunkin' Donuts' parent announces IPO price range
• Nebraska boating accident victims, ages 12 and 19, laid to rest
• JournalNow.com to use Facebook for commenting
• Sizing up summer's sweaty start
• Commissioners approve new district lines for board
• Patriotism proudly worn
• Better helmets, new law aim to improve football safety, but funding remains a challenge
• 76-year-old man pleads guilty to involuntary manslaughter in death of his wife
• Oil settles lower on concerns about global demand
• Lawsuit filed by widow of slain police officer largely settled
• David Burr, longtime local pastor, senator's father, dies at 90
• Dunkin' Donuts' parent company announces IPO price range
• Heat index could hit triple digits this week
• Davidson County Schools adopts new policy on school lunch debt
• Downtown steps up for injured cyclist
• Trial begins today for man charged in 2009 nursing home killings
• Researchers creating a safer helmet
• Veto nixes plan to give special judges more power
• N.C. warbler could get endangered species protection
• The State: Police investigate robbery and shooting in eastern Winston-Salem
• Milestones
• People's business for Monday
• Bethabara band's anniversary concert is packed with tradition, history and fun
• Proof-of-age bill fires debate
• Police investigating Saturday night shooting in eastern Winston-Salem
• Higher Education Notebook: WSSU Foundation elects new officers
• Construction delays affect school students
• Get ready for Winston-Salem's 100th birthday
• N.C. gas prices stay low despite tax increase
• Hispanics fuel half of Forsyth's growth
• Rising prices are give coffee an even bigger kick
• Charges filed against owner of malnourished ponies
• Regional Briefs: Parkway trail volunteers needed
• Reaching out to passers-by
• Foundation awards $571,000 in grants
• Baptist Hospital ex-employee charged with indecent liberties with patients
• Lewisville man drowns near Myrtle Beach
• City gets national recognition for its Spanish translation-emergency cards
• Clemmons man charged with producing meth
• Highland Games promote all things Scottish
• Dad brings gun to school to defend daughter
• One trooper suspended, another cleared in investigation
• Regulatory response uncertain after latest incident
• Ruling in Kinston voting case overturned
• Lewisville man drowns trying to help swimmers in rip current
• Former Baptist Hospital employee charged with indecent liberties with patients
• Truck driver gets rude awakening
• Benefit to be held tonight for families of Nebraska boating accident victims
• Assets of popular High Point bakery seized
• The State
• Arsons plague neighborhoods off North Liberty Street
• Malnourished ponies seized from Winston-Salem farm
• Judge allows accused killer's attorney to receive SBI records on fired agent
• Homeless fund cuts
• Malnourished ponies seized from Winston-Salem farm
• Winston-Salem's Robinson to run for Miller's Congressional seat
• Chance of storms Thursday afternoon, night in Winston-Salem
• Harnett firm sues for $6 million for military work
• Sanford police officer dies in rappelling exercise
• Shoot-out with police part of Kinston teens' plan, court documents show
• Ex- daycare worker from Buncombe County sentenced in sexual assault of child
• NC lawmakers hear from public on Congress lines
• New expectation on NC teachers: students to learn
• Regional Briefs: Woman charged in daughter's death
• Forsyth Tech's GED classes affected by state budget cuts
• Fatal boat collision devastates local families
• Fired SBI agent crucial to cold murder case, attorney says
• Fire damages vacant church in northeastern Winston-Salem
• Professor says comments cost her a job at NC State
• NC to proceed with plans for bridge
• Cause of Vargrave Street fire remains unknown
• Crews finish temporary work bridge on I-85 project at Yadkin River
• Storms likely to pass through Winston-Salem Wednesday afternoon, night
• Researchers need Bible records from 4 NC counties
• Rain dampens fire, ends Bladen evacuations
• No conspiracy seen in Wilmington troopers' texts
• Cockfighting equipment tied to Wake County deaths
• Lexington man charged with assault after victim was hit by car
• Charlotte officer injured in head-on crash
• Three girls taken to the hospital following ATV wreck in Surry County
• Fight over Bonner Bridge continues
• The State
• 'Every butt hurts' campaign seeks to clean up city
• Miller says new district isn't payback
• Nebraska boating accident claims area firefighter and his brother
• Online learning support center to stay in Surry
• Officials hope to avoid closing state parks
• N.C. Dream Team assists immigrants
• Man sentenced to up to about 20 years in prison in stabbing death
• Casey Anthony acquitted of murder
• Man sentenced to as much as 20 years in stabbing death
• Fourth of July on Lynwood Avenue
• Local GOP legislators play key roles
• The State
• New CEO takes helm at Hospice Palliative & CareCenter
• A body, a joint, a driver
• The New Americans
• Judge rules police stop was invalid, charges dropped against man
• WSSU to lay off 11 full-time workers
• Poker-run fundraiser to benefit food bank
• Holiday closings
• Fireworks, Moravian history and parades scheduled for today
• More health-care cuts are on the way with passage of state budget
• Tennis center construction under way, court surfaces remain
• Region in brief
• Silver Alerts prove effective, officials say
• Milestones
• Fourth of July a busy time for those who work on fireworks displays
• Forsyth County man reported missing
• Job Search - Questions from Job Hunters
• Virtual police officer helps people file reports online
• Forsyth GOP chairman to run for U.S. Congress
• Seven immigrants, seven paths to better lives
• Sexton: Google Earth brings home brother's death in World War II
• Scene & Heard - Ronald McDonald House benefits from IMAX opening
• Heavy Rebel Weekender has fun at the top of its agenda
• Roll Call
• Low home prices, easy commute fuel Thomasville's rebound from furniture losses
• Law banning electronics in landfills takes effect
• Winston-Salem man sentenced in string of break-ins
• Forsyth Seafood will lose its parking lot to MLK widening project.
• Layoffs in state government start
• Cream fillings at Krispy Kreme now include fizzy Cheerwine
• Wilkes County building up its fund balance
• GOP plan shifts Stokes and Surry
• Passengers evacuate smoking plane on Charlotte runway
• Kernersville man sentenced in crash that killed his best friend
• Pilot Mountain man charged with indecent liberties
• Rise in county funding not enough to prevent more Wilkes library layoffs
• Changes to More at Four program challenged
• Couple get two years in prison in fraud scam
• Charges filed against man who struck Winston-Salem Journal hawker
• Perdue vetoes four more bills, bringing total to 15
• Lexington population decline hits city hard
• July 4 travel expected to increase this year
• Regional Briefs: Pair on moped critically injured
• Kernersville man sentenced in crash that killed his best friend
• Kernersville man sentenced in crash that killed his best friend
• Police: Suspect in shooting death may be heading to Mexico
• Man charged with DWI after two critically injured in moped crash
• Man charged with DWI after two critically injured in moped crash
• Pender County wildfire expands to more than 30,000 acres
• Kudzu near Kinston said to look like Jesus on cross
• Bailey loses seat on elections board
• Crime decreased in city in 2010
• Married couples down to 45 percent in Forsyth County
• Regional Briefs: Two arrested in theft of medical bag
• Former Carver employee pleads to charges he had sex with student
• Greek crisis hits home
• Folwell switches stance on loans
• Former Carver employee pleads guilty to charges he had sex with student
• Bank of America in $8.5B mortgage settlement
• Silver Alert cancelled after missing Winston-Salem man found
• Report: Merging N.C. community colleges would save money
• Regional Briefs: Exonerated man sues ex-SBI employees
• Downtown dog passes away
• Fund-skimming at NCCU alleged
• Winston-Salem native heads American Humane Association
• Earline Heath King, creator of sculptures in Winston-Salem, dies
• Forsyth judge rejects plea deal for man accused of kidnapping 12-year-old boy
• Furlough plan exempts teachers
• Northeast neighborhood struggles with declining population
• Pilot Mountain town manager fired
• Three charged with breaking into Davidson Countyelementary school
• Report: Merging NC community colleges would save
• Audit says $1M diverted from NC Central program
• Body found in Surry County
• NC-based Marine from Marion, SC, killed in combat
• Cary residents oppose INS office proposal
• Governor plans summit at Fort Bragg
• Wounded Marine gets free house in Jacksonville
• Morganton woman charged with driveway killing
• Vigil marks 6 months since teen's death
• NC wildfire is now contained, but still burns
• Pilot town manager terminated from contract
• Christian flag lowered at King veteran's memorial
• Investigators search for suspect in bar-shooting death
• Local and state news in brief
• Kids must keep up in school
• Perdue vetoes abortion bill; GOP scurries to round up votes for override
• More people will get told about rezoning cases
• Cooperative gives farmers an outlet for produce
• Gallaher lawsuit settlement reached
• Recent storms not much help with wildfires
• Christian flag comes down for a week in King park
• Dean's Lists, Graduates, Etc.
• Statewide 'Booze It & Lose It' campaign kicks off today
• Triad weather: Partly sunny skies with scattered showers and thunderstorms this afternoon and tonight
• ASU students building solar dream home for competition
• Far reaches of Ashe County remain beautiful, but population dwindles
• Budget cuts mean fewer teachers, larger classes in local schools
• Milestones
• State and local news in brief
• Report: More N.C. residents having records expunged
• Brushy Fork Greenway breaks ground after 10-year planning process
• Bethabara Park kicks of Independence Day celebrations
• 1 dead, 1 hurt in shooting during fight at southern Winston-Salem bar
• Man's body found in vehicle outside Kernersville hotel
• Winston-Salem woman arrested on assault charges in connection with stabbing
• 1 dead, 1 hurt in shooting during fight at southern Winston-Salem bar
• A nice but imperfect place, residents say
• Regional Briefs: Angelou urges support for college fund
• Out of sight, not out of mind; mother searches for abducted daughter
• Higher Education Notebook: Appalachian State appoints provost
• Ban on plastic bags to resume in Outer Banks
• Couple visits Mount Airy, judges its friendliness
• Kernersville struggles to find minority police officers
• Crews work to contain coastal wildfires in N.C.
• Mountain vistas in southern Ashe County draw retirees, commuters
• Obama pitches plan to promote high-tech innovation
• This Week in the Civil War
• Woman critically injured in Lake Norman boat accident
• Roll Call
• Lacrosse looks to ignite new passions in the Triad
• March of Dimes cancels 2011 Chili Championship
• Local schools will seek waiver
• Hunley is now upright
• John Deere drives change in state bid law
• Straight women march to support gay marriage
• Surry Community College developing new advanced, manufacturing training labs
• Perdue vetoes medical malpractice bill
• Bloggers will judge friendliness of Mount Airy
• Perdue signs bill, giving boost to Davie's effort to land company
• Friends rally around injured cyclist
• Regional Briefs: Man shot in groin in Toast community
• Jobless rate for Triad inches up to 9.9 percent
• Winston-Salem producer, star screens family movie made in city
• March of Dimes cancels 2011 Chili Championship
• Forsyth United Way names new president
• Guilford County hiring 89 guards for new jail
• Driver dies after tractor-trailer overturns in Lexington
• Diver dies after tractor-trailer overturns in Lexington
• Interim superintendent named for Mount Airy schools
• Old Richmond Grill getting new operator with deep local restaurant roots
• Forsyth Democratic chairwoman criticizes redistricting plan
• Gas tax to go up July 1
• Forsyth United Way names new president
• Alamance sheriff's office sued over policing policy
• Perdue vetoes Voter ID bill
• Old Richmond Grill getting new operator with deep, local, restaurant roots
• United Way names new president
• Tractor-trailer wreck closes Lexington interchange
• Winston-Salem Weather: Showers and Thunderstorm possible through Thursday
• North Wilkesboro man killed in Surry County crash
• 3 wildfires could cause bad air over eastern NC
• 15-year-old killed in Charlotte ATV accident
• Vigil planned for NC girl missing for 20 years
• Tobacco settlement said to be near
• Forced annex laws changed
• Eugenics victims tell their stories
• Regional Briefs: Zahra prosecutor on leave after bicycle accident
• One-room schoolhouse moved to become a living history site
• Man who robbed bank for health care sets off debate
• GOP: Redistricting plans not partisan
• GOP: Redistricting will be 'fair and legal'
• N.C. redistricting chiefs defend maps before hearing
• Judge opens hearing on budget cuts, NC schools
• Wildfire in Pender Co. grows to 5,000 acres
• Girl Scouts to close some area camps
• Workers renovating old jail in downtown Asheville
• Federal agency begins survey about Lejeune water
• Winston-Salem, Triad highs near 94 could give way to thunderstorms Wednesday afternoon
• High Point University closes deal for Oak Hollow Mall outparcel
• Man dies while diving off Beaufort Inlet
• Drought returns to central North Carolina
• Sterilization victims to have their say today
• Giant blue catfish caught by North Carolina fishermen
• King man restarts flag controversy at Veteran's Memorial
• Law or leverage: Debate on minority legislative districts won't end soon
• Extension for tornado aid
• Edwards' criminal case delayed to July
• Ziggy's rebirth near
• Deaf men file suit for interpreters
• Yadkin County leaders want to attract retail
• Kinston Football Coach Catches Huge Catfish
• Yadkin commissioners approve spending for internal investigation
• Gov. signs law making stock car racing state sport
• Judge: NC schools case based on results, not money
• Seventy-six percent of NC's legislators have at least a bachelor's degree, survey shows
• WSSU faculty member taking part in National Institute of Health course this summer
• Salem College to offer new majors this fall
• John Edwards' criminal case delayed to July
• Lewisville vineyard plans to start brewing beer
• Verizon to launch 4G mobile network in in the Triad July 21
• Seneca Medical plans Mocksville distribution, warehouse center
• Man arrested after Davidson County shooting into occupied car
• Bad air quality forecast today for much of eastern North Carolina
• Heat and humidity threaten NC workers
• Hot conditions, high near 95 expected for the Triad
• Davie County in running for 550 jobs; Ashley Furniture cited as possible employer
• Local schools want waiver to avoid adding five school days as mandated by legislature
• Perdue to review bills passed by GOP-led legislature
• Historic-landmark tax break for house stalled
• Study: Sea level, climate change linked
• City Council approves budget
• GOP-led legislature offers fewer tax breaks for companies
• Neighbors describe slaying victim as sweet and pleasant
• The State
• Dean's Lists, Graduates, Etc.
• Today's weather in Winston-Salem: Mostly sunny, hot with isolated thunderstorms possible tonight
• Yadkinville Students Sleep at School for Community Service Project
• State road crews to close lane of U.S. 421 northbound east of Kernersville
• Study affirms concussion dangers to young athletes
• Milestones
• N.C.'s GOP lawmakers claim progress
• N.C. grapples with legacy of sterilization programs
• Angelou kicks off Juneteenth festival
• Man kills wife then kills himself during standoff
• Mocksville teen charged with manslaughter in wreck that killed two
• Tough economy hits teen hard; around one in three unemployed
• Networking, lucky breaks, hiring program help teens find work
• Request to rename a street after Obama causes debate
• Report: Salaries of N.C. CEOs on the rise
• Police investigating possible murder-suicide in western Winston Salem
• Training with a twin has its advantages, girls say
• New law targets head injuries
• Author's daughter helped him handle his depression
• Scene & Heard - SciWorks benefit focuses on young scientists
• Council divided on break for home
• N.C. General Assembly wraps up first lawmaking period
• Perdue vetoes bill that would hurt N.C. teacher group
• Roll call
• School teaches the theory and technique of acupuncture
• Regional Briefs: Afternoon storms knock out power
• Tension follows death of founder of Chinese medicine, acupuncture school in mountains
• Dogs from Caldwell County kennel now at other shelters
• Local senator would lose seat in redistricting
• Clemmons 14-year-old knows how to handle a sword
• State Games opens with fireworks and torch lighting
• Legislative Briefs: House votes to rewrite annexation laws
• 'Duck Daddy' looks after his flock
• Ardmore post office sees its last day
• Lawyers back on court-appointed lists after new rates set
• Regional Briefs: Two teens killed in collision
• WSSU has $13M plan for Hill Hall
• 31 apply for top job at Surry Community College
• Police make arrest in break-ins
• A 'Duck Daddy' looks after his flock at Arbor Acres
• Appalachian State University names new provost
• Dogs seized from Caldwell County kennel one step closer to adoption
• WSSU plans to raise $13 million to reopen Hill Hall
• Man injured in Reynolda Road crash dies
• Two teens killed in Davie County crash
• Man surrenders in Kernersville standoff
• Man surrenders in Kernersville standoff
• Surry County woman who died in standoff with police was shot seven times
• Officials seize nearly 300 dogs from suspected puppy mill in Caldwell County
• Supreme Court: Age a factor in Miranda warnings
• Regional Briefs: Bear sightings reported, but no bear is found
• Trial of "Otis" moved back to September
• Surry County woman who died in standoff with police was shot seven times
• Man surrenders in Kernersville standoff
• Man struck during armed robbery on Clemmonsville Road
• Legislature close to approving voter ID bill
• College's transportation center racing toward completion
• Bib's racks up top honors at RibFest
• Rumor leads to four deaths, friends, family say
• Republican budget becomes law
• Edwards seeks to delay sex-tape case til after criminal case
• Drug court sentenced to uncertain fate
• Boy, 12, says he is running for president
• Auto taxes and tags to be tied together
• Man arrested on charge he tried to kill his wife with his car
• City utility crews clean up 1,800-gallon spill on 25th Street
• House overrides Perdue's budget veto
• Black Civil War soldiers' story unresolved
• Senate gives annexation bill tentative OK
• Former Hanging Rock superintendent gives back to park through taxidermy
• School board delays vote on furloughs for employees
• Boy playing near highway struck by car
• Legislative Roundup
• Region in brief
• Friends organize day of music, art to support injured bicyclist Ibrahim Myers
• Fights break out among Parkland High students off campus
• Man gets six to eight years in sex abuse case
• Boy playing near highway struck by car
• Lawsuit against grandfather of man convicted of killing two people settled
• 5 House Democrats planning to vote to override budget veto
• 'Otis' impersonator headed for court in Mount Airy sidewalk dispute
• New Winston-Salem city budget would add 4th fire district
• Group gathers at the Fox and Hound for GOP debate
• Cause of fire at Kustom Kitchens not yet known
• Remarks by the President at Cree, Inc
• Remarks by the President in a meeting with the Jobs and Competitiveness Council
• Man charged in machete assault
• Silver Alert issued for missing Surry County man
• Scouts make knives, dads make time for sons
• Recycling for county residents set for passage Monday
• Perdue vetoes budget
• Milestones
• One killed, one injured in fire truck accident
• Perdue vetoes budget, says it moves NC backward
• Home-type setting for seniors rare
• Victorian home converted into seniors' apartments
• Bankruptcy trustees for Pace Airlines seek payment
• Scene & Heard - Several awards presented at cancer survivors event
• N.C. GOP has more to do before Legislature adjourns
• Graduation Central: Coliseum churns out graduation ceremonies
• Higher Ed Notebook: Newspaper features art tower going up on WFU's Venice campus
• Regional Briefs: County court phone numbers change
• Lewisville official dies at 39
• Mount Airy police chief, captain injured in shooting, woman dead
• Fire/Police Briefs: Man captured after escaping from jail
• Lewisville official dies at 39
• Prosecutor who tried Scott Hollenbeck joining local law firm
• Bingham says he was exaggerating about East's speed
• Widow disgusted by debris left at house
• Regional Briefs: Repairs delay opening of Happy Hill Pool
• Landfills will no longer accept electronics as of July 1
• Happy Hill pool won't open this weekend
• Urban League and Forsyth County to conduct training session on community race relations.
• Mount Airy police chief and captain injured in shooting, woman dead
• NCDOT TO CLOSE LANE OF U.S. 52 IN LEXINGTON FOR ROAD REPAI
• Man pleads guilty to killing infant son
• 'I walked out and got in the car'
• Man guilty in wife's stabbing death
• North Stokes principal chosen to lead Stokes County schools
• Legislative Roundup for June 10
• Abortion bill creates divide
• Stabbing death of homeless man in Winston-Salem caught on video
• Woman gets suspended sentence in conviction for starving dogs
• Man accused of killing wife in front of their two children gets 28 to 36 years
• Locals can record their "Aha Moments" at Old Salem Visitor Center today and Friday
• North Stokes principal named superintendent of Stokes County schools
• DOT to close U.S. 52 at King exit Sunday night for paving, repairs
• History or racism? Debate continues in Reidsville
• July 4th Celebration
• PART raises fares, may have to cut routes
• Green gets another quick audience with Obama
• House votes to pull funding source from NCAE
• Blaze damages apartments, displaces tenants
• Local and State briefs
• Mother gets 24 to 38 months on charges she caused accident that paralyzed her daughter
• House OKs 24-hour wait, counseling before an abortion
• Two walls, two reactions
• Bill for biotech jobs gets some support in Senate
• Man gets life sentence after pleading guilty to killing a woman with a hammer
• Fire engulfs apartment building off Robinhood Road
• Fire engulfs apartment building off Robinhood Road
• Man gets life sentence after pleading guilty to killing a woman with a hammer
• Triad bus transit authority raises prices; more increases to come
• Mother gets 24 to 38 months on charges she caused accident that paralyzed her daughter
• Mother gets 24 to 38 months on charges she caused accident that paralyzed her daughter
• Forsyth Tech president invited by White House to attend annoucement on jobs initiative
• Injured bicyclist Ibrahim Myers remains in critical condition
• Postal workers lauded for safety
• Legislative Roundup
• House committee votes to allow community college to opt out of loan program
• Millions of dollars in state fines remain uncollected, auditor says
• Forsyth Tech president touts school on radio
• Perdue: Graduation rates show public schools are moving in right direction
• War of words over same-sex marriage
• Mayor abruptly quits in Walnut Cove citing personal, business reasons
• Wake grad gets key role in 2012 Democratic National Convention
• Tensions flare over Folwell bill on illegal immigrants in schools
• 2,500 turn out for Caterpillar job fair
• N.C. man pleads guilty to terror charge
• Walnut Cove mayor resigns, plans to move
• Code Orange air-pollution warnings likely to run through Friday
• Critically injured bicyclist a beloved figure downtown
• Sources: Emails show Edwards knew of mistress payments
• Jobless benefits for 47,000 in N.C. start flowing
• The State
• Fort Bragg troops commemorate D-Day
• Man's body found in parking lot off Peters Creek Parkway
• Perdue says she's not being coy about veto
• Athletics drug tests OK'd
• Yadkin plans new jail after years of debate
• Critically injured bicyclist a beloved figure downtown
• Neighbor accused of putting gun in hand of victim after shooting
• Injured bicyclist still in critical condition
• Man's body found in parking lot off Peters Creek Parkway
• Former party store owner heads in new direction
• 'Mitford can be anywhere,' Karon says
• Virginia State Parks will celebrate its 75th anniversary with a week of activities
• N.C. Court of Appeals to rule on Kalvin Michael Smith case
• City, county officials will play it by ear with returned Dell incentive money
• Milestones
• Victims of eugenics to tell stories
• State briefs for June 6
• Metal cow head sculptures stopping traffic at cheese factory in Ashe County
• Backers of domestic-violence shelter aim to build new facility
• Higher Ed Notebook: WFU names new human resources officer
• House Roll Call: Vote on Libya resolution
• Scene & Heard - Crosby Scholars Breakfast of Champions
• Open microphone picks up House GOP strategy
• More that 200 vendors attend Caterpillar seminar for potential suppliers
• Burr addresses U.S. deficit, health care
• Anti-desecration bill advances
• Regional Briefs: Man hurt when bike collides with van
• Bus firm said to defy closure
• Impact of state budget unclear
• Edwards case presents challenges for prosecutors
• WFBMC sifts through boxes, finds little personal information
• Democratic convention hiring expected to start next month
• At convention, N.C. Republicans already talking '12
• Decorator was cash conduit
• House gives tentative OK to budget; Perdue moves to restore unemployment benefits
• Church to name park after deceased first-grader
• Man serving nearly 15 years in prison has murder conviction vacated, pleads guilty to attempted first-degree murder
• City's newest piece of public art is the result of artist and teen authors
• Driver in Va. bus crash accused of manslaughter
• Sexton: Edwards media circus rolls into Winston-Salem
• Edwards' legal team high-powered, connected
• Edwards campaign contributors in Winston-Salem disappointed, angered
• Regional Briefs: State GOP convention expects to draw 1,300
• 'I did not break the law': Edwards faces 30 years on charges of using campaign funds on mistress
• Edward a big media draw on Friday
• Hagan says its time to select new U.S. attorney to replace Holder
• Woman accused of taking medical records was a hoarder, intended no harm, her lawyer says
• Edwards campaign contributors in Winston-Salem disappointed, angered
• Edwards' legal team high-powered, connected
• Edward a big media draw on Friday
• Edwards is head clown in Friday's media circus at federal courthouse in Winston-Salem
• Edwards pleads not guilty: 'There's no question I've done wrong, but I did not break the law."
• Watch John Edwards' statement live here
• John Edwards in Winston-Salem federal courthouse to appear on felony indictment
• Gay-rights activists protest at state House
• State budget cuts money for environmental regulations
• Imitation drugs outlawed in N.C.
• Students get a taste of living with visual impairment
• Ashe County bus wrecks on last day of school
• Woman who died in bus crash had family in Greensboro
• Senate gives tentative OK to budget bill
• Lawsuit takes aim at Medicaid-program changes that reduce access to home care for elderly
• Two women to serve 14 to 18 years in 2004 shooting death of one woman's girlfriend
• A scorcher, if not quite a record
• Caterpillar Inc. to hold first job fair for its Winston-Salem plant
• Two women sentenced to 14 to nearly 18 years each in girlfriend's death in Winston-Salem
• Man who drowned in Wilkes County lake identified
• The State for June 1
• Restaurateur vows to reopen after fire
• Illegal students targeted
• Work space, art space
• Adapting to a new economy
• GOP leaders counting on Democrats to vote for compromise budget
• One killed, one hospitalized in Wilkes County shooting
• Hollenbeck gets reduced sentence in 2008 conviction in investment scheme
• Authorities release name of Kerr Scott drowning victim
• Triad forecast calls for record-tying heat
• Regional news in brief
• Memorial Day service honors fallen Forsyth County veterans
• Greenhouse and power plant would open with 300 workers, it says
• Jay's Place trying to hang on after losing fight with city over water leak
• Four N.C. teams make NCAA baseball tournament
• Fire damages King restaurant
• Holding on to hope
• Stinky smell, rifles out of season in forest could mean you've stumbled upon a pot farm
• Community Milestones
• King ceremony honors those who gave all
• People at memorial ceremony support presence of Christian flag
• Three students earn second place in national healthy cooking competition
• N.C. judge orders hearing on education-funding cuts
• People's Business
• Winston-Salem lawyers honored for work with Guantanamo Bay detainees
• Regional Briefs: Cleanup crews take over at site of Hudson plant blast
• Hayes Center in Blowing Rock revives with Father Tim and possible sale
• FROM THE TRACK: Gas beats Dale Jr.
• FROM THE TRACK: KyBusch leads
• Davison County woman dies after wreck Saturday afternoon
• Scene & Heard for Sunday, May 29
• Ernestine Wilson, first woman council member in Winston-Salem, dies
• Dan Collins sings praises of Navy Seal Team Six
• Higher Education Notebook
• Approval of new HIV drug brings hope for better management of AIDS
• 'Medical miracle': Kidney transplant has lasted 40 years and going strong
• House-Senate deal on budget still has a long way to go
• Alan Menken tells graduates to embrace their fears
• Ernestine Wilson in her own words
• Smiles, sadness converge in veteran's memories
• FROM THE TRACK: Kenseth wins Top Gear 300
• Dan Collins sings praises of Navy Seal Team Six
• Divers recover anchor from what may be pirate Blackbeard's flagship
• From Ukraine to San Francisco Bay at Alcatraz, Winston-Salem teen navigates all currents
• Conaway, school of the arts alum, dies at 60
• Consumer agency urges denial of Aqua rate increase
• $7 million awarded in death
• Youth council, property owners at odds over art project
• Storms wreak havoc around region
• Edwards meets with heiress at center of criminal probe
• Youth council, property owners at odds over art project
• Pleasant Grove Baptist in Ronda to dedicate a new Veteran's Memorial
• Cleanup planned for stretch of Yadkin River in Wilkes County
• Surry County winery owner makes donation to Lees-McRae athletics
• FROM THE TRACK: A race track wedding
• High winds toppled steeple at Immanuel Baptist in Clemmons
• Triad jobless rate down to single digits for first time in seven months at 9.7 percent
• Perdue recommends Northwest NC projects for Appalachian Regional Commission grants
• Bill making it harder for NCAE to collect dues passes in Senate
• Virginia woman accused of trying to kill granddaughter, self
• Virginia woman accused of trying to kill granddaughter, self
• Foxx pushes to restrict abortion-training money
• Local pools open for the summer
• Winston-Salem property taxes would stay the same; city employees to get 1.5 percent raise
• FROM THE TRACK: Keselowski wins pole
• Virginia woman tried to kill granddaughter, self, police allege
• Forsyth commissioners getting close to compromise budget agreement
• Justice Department plans to bring charges against Edwards
• GOP, Democrats still at loggerheads over unemployment benefits
• Hearing set in September for district judge accused of fixing traffic tickets
• Victims of forced-sterilization program may be hard to find
• RBC Center rocks at McCreery rolls to Idol victory
• A dream coming true
• N.C. ranks fourth in nation for accumulated nuclear waste
• Man dies after a standoff with Winston-Salem police
• For area fans, show's end creates a void that's difficult to fill
• Two killed in train crash
• Nurse recounts Normandy invasion for WSSU students
• Official: Lawyer rates may hurt poor
• Senate GOP rolls out full budget proposal
• NAACP president, others arrested at State House
• Oprah's ties to Winston-Salem
• Kyle Busch cited for 128 in a 45 mph zone
• Tornado warnings issued for northwestern Yadkin, southwestern Surry and northeastern Wilkes counties
• 31 students taken to area hospitals after school bus overturns in Davidson County
• Forsyth commissioners debate giving more money to schools
• Ned Jarrett humbled by induction into NASCAR Hall of Fame
• 31 students taken to area hospitals aftrer schoolbus overturns in Davidson County
• Commentary: Ned's quiet way heard throughout NASCAR
• Greensboro man knocks head off Confederate memorial in Reidsville
• Late-night search on Yadkin River ends with rescue of stranded tubers
• Proposed GOP budget cuts taxes, simplifies tax forms
• WFU student died of drug overdose
• Late-night search on Yadkin River ends with rescue of stranded tubers
• One-cart recycling to go citywide next year
• Late-night search on Yadkin ends with rescue of stranded tubers
• Unpaid taxes could force woman from family's home
• Caterpillar supplier summit set
• Milestones
• Meth-lab cleanup funds running out
• Former school board member joins summer tutoring program
• People's business
• Summerlike heat is already here
• Bike & Build group stops in Winston-Salem on cross-country trek
• Summer-like heat is already here
• Salem College holds 239th graduation ceremony
• Taking the plunge
• Reynolds launches campaign to push smokeless product
• Dash sponsors MVP Day for kids who excel in school.
• Dealing with sexual assault brings up 'murky situations'
• County commissioner blasts Kernersville for having no black police officers
• Annette Fuller named metro editor of the Journal
• Scene & Heard - Artizens competition shows student talent
• Higher Education Notebook: Composer to speak at UNCSA graduation set for Saturday
• FROM THE TRACK: Ragan, Keslowski, Dale Jr. move to All-Star Race
• FROM THE TRACK: Edwards wins All-Star Race
• Man killed, two injured in Winston-Salem wreck on U.S. 52
• Perdue to let broadband legislation become N.C. law
• Decreased budget proposed in Yadkin
• GOP plans compromise bill next week to restore unemployment benefits
• New panhandling ordinance 'seems to be working'
• 'It wasn't just a job'
• Winston-Salem owns title to Davis Garage through eminent domain
• Winston-Salem owns title to Davis Garage through eminent domain
• Man killed in Winston-Salem wreck
• Hanesbrands employees gave United Way more than $23 million over past 10 years
• UNC student accused of child pornography freed on bond
• Ledford High School teacher sentenced after guilty plea to sex with student
• Targacept sets price for latest public offering
• N.C. unemployment rate holds steady at 9.7 percent
• Two from WSSU make CIAA All-Academic team
• Perdue questions plan to fund education reform
• Median age rises in North Carolina and Forsyth County
• Mother who sued the city over the death of her 7-year-old son settles for $30,000
• New era for Yadkin shelter
• Former student tells 'Today' show that Wake Forest officials didn't take her allegations seriously
• Union Baptist minister's proposal is one for the books
• LinkedIn's stock more than doubles in market debut
• How WFU internal hearings are held
• $2M gift brings life to MESDA
• WFU president says school 'misrepresented' on 'Today Show'
• WFU president says school 'misrepresented' on 'Today Show'
• Commissioners to discuss county budget this morning
• SEC seeks tighter rules for agencies rating debt
• Thousands added to ranks of those losing extended unemployment benefits
• Perdue, GOP leaders confirm agreement on health plan
• Attorney for WFU basketball players implicated in sexual assault allegations says players are devastated
• Attorney for WFU basketball players implicated in sexual assault allegations says players are devastated
• Wake Forest Baptist's McConnell made $1.68 million in 2009-10
• Clark, Teague did nothing illegal, attorney says
• Winston-Salem apartment fire displaces six
• Winston-Salem man killed in crash on Robinhood Road
• More rain predicted for next two days
• Walnut Cove man gets 20 years for threatening President Bush, Billy Graham
• Father in Surry wreck that killed his sons was driving with long record of license revocations
• Thousands rally at legislature for ban on same-sex marriage
• House OKs school board election bill
• Bill targets food sold at N.C. public schools
• Injured newspaper hawker's condition upgraded
• Bookmarks announces festival lineup
• Domestic-violence deaths up statewide in 2010, level in Forsyth
• Cooking-oil fire displaces six at Winston-Salem apartments
• Timing of Winston-Salem City Council elections could change under state bill
• Former Wake Forest student accused former basketball player Gary Clark of sex assault in 2009; no charges filed
• Attempted rape charge added to man in custody on burglary, assault counts
• Mardene Morykwas leaves legacy of philanthropy
• Graduates told to be curious, pursue knowledge
• Scott Sexton: Hawkers know the danger
• City council OKs money for shopping centers
• Brothers killed in Mount Airy crash mourned by fellow students, teachers
• Fire/Police
• Local and State
• School bus driver cited and suspended in Davidson County accident
• Wake Forest holds graduation ceremonies
• Forsyth legislator's bill would reduce access to records
• A power in the pulpit
• Community Milestones
• Piedmont Airlines lives on in new DVD
• Driver fell asleep in wreck fatal to two
• Water-quality bill criticized as possible 'roadblock'
• College seniors full of optimism despite tough job market
• Crowds come out for Komen Race for the Cure, BirdFest and Timberlake Oyster Roast
• 'Girly girl' builds a mean race car
• Stokes touts organic farming as alternative to tobacco
• Local summer produce available through cooperative
• Belews Street community 'sacrificed' for highway construction
• Higher education notebook
• Mother and son among 892 Winston-Salem State University graduates
• Bill could delay state regulators in review of Yadkin River water quality; millions in upgrades at stake
• Watauga deputies cleared in suspect chase
• 22 students injured in Davidson County school bus wreck
• Journal hawker improves
• North Carolina poised to strengthen state law on discovery
• Bus overturns, injuring 22 students
• Attorneys, Darryl Hunt among those opposing proposed cut for court-appointed lawyers
• Sentences handed down in Charlotte housing sting
• Watauga deputies cleared of criminal misconduct in chase
• Plans for restaurant, bar in historic downtown home detailed
• Winston-Salem officer's passion for music, close call with death make weekend ceremony special
• Regional Briefs: Forsyth man hits 2nd $100,000 jackpot
• 22 students injured in Davidson County school bus wreck
• Watauga deputies cleared in suspect chase
• Community support flows for injured hawker whose condition is upgraded
• Preschoolers donate 1,249 pounds to Second Harvest Food Bank
• Obama's favorite Forsyth Tech student joins others in graduation
• House gives tentative OK to change in annexation laws
• Proposed Forsyth County budget calls for furlough day, no tax hike
• Law enforcement officers killed in the line of duty remembered at ceremony
• Mayor declares Community Care Center Day in city
• Proposed Forsyth County budget calls for furlough day, no tax hike
• Judges grill both sides on appeal of prayer ruling
• Second Harvest launches food program at Wilkes school
• Mother of Yadkinville man takes stand in Florida murder trial
• Mount Airy superintendent to take Davie job
• Graham resting at hospital after becoming ill
• NC lawmakers revisit school zero-tolerance rules
• PART shifts gears on vehicle registration fee
• Charity run proves to be huge project
• North Wilkesboro medical center breaks ground on new ER
• Activist sheds spotlight on demolition of Palestinian homes
• U.S. policy on Israel alienates America from rest of world, says Nobel nominee
• Wilkes Regional breaks ground on new heart center
• Smoke from massive forest fire blows west across N.C.
• Extended jobless benefits still at stalemate
• Failure blamed on money woes
• Forty-two lawyers come off court-appointed list; immediate impact to court system unclear
• Early suspect in Silk Plant Forest case died in March
• Senate OKs bill to limit corporal punishment in public schools
• Legislators finalize substitute for state health plan
• Man shot by Taser gun after driving into two police cars pleads guilty
• Woman charged after man stabbed in Thomasville
• I-40 truck safety crackdown today and Wednesday
• North Wilkesboro Speedway to close
• Study: Gene factors in kidney-transplant failures
• Board sets aside money from Dell
• Four bulldog puppies stolen
• Students could lose college aid
• Stokes commissioners, health-care company talk about future of hospital
• Navel-gazing scientists study insides of bellybuttons
• Good deed doesn't go unpunished
• Prosecutors want Innocence Commission to exclude prisoners who pleaded guilty
• Burr proposes agency merger
• UNCSA student wins congressional art competition
• Winston-Salem man found guilty in Tennessee meth case
• Yadkinville man goes on trial in Florida killing
• Jeff Capel to join Duke staff
• Gas prices expected to drop 50 cents by summer
• Summer music returning downtown
• Milestones
• Forsyth prayer case heading to court
• 81-year-old who beat cancer four times is named Cancer Survivor of the Year
• Komen Race for the Cure draws its second-largest crowd ever
• Higher Education Notebook: Forsyth Tech names new vice president of student services
• Reynolds' farm worker concessions show evolution of handling conflict
• Mission begins at home for Advent Moravian kids
• Gay sergeant says no one much cared
• No Mother's Day, just work, for women in Salem of 18th century
• Made with love
• Pilot Mountain Middle School captures title in Battle of the Books
• Mother, baby doing well after birth on Interstate 40
• UNCSA student wins congressional art competition
• Local convenience store sells regular, unleaded gas for more than $4.
• Children's Home supervisor charged with sex offense with 16-year-old resident
• New law means adults won't have to wear helmets while riding ATVs
• Gates: Killing of bin Laden could be game-changer
• Public school boosters to push legislature to keep penny-sales tax
• New era begins for historic mill in Stokes County
• Man sought after children accosted
• Man approaches girl in Pilot Mountain, tries to abduct another girl in Elkin who fights him off, Surry officials say
• Children's Home supervisor charged with sex offense with 16-year-old resident
• Kernersville man killed in accident at gas station
• School board's Johnson has harsh words for Womble, Parmon and CHANGE
• Forsyth defense attorneys off court-appointed lists
• Man dies when tanker hits him
• House budget shifts responsibility for local school layoff policy to state board
• School celebrates student's T-shirt design
• Lexington man facing sex charges
• Forsyth Tech's New VP of Student Services Looks Forward to Enhanced Student Experience
• Progress Energy Public Affairs VP Will Be Commencement Speaker
• Grant will help Hispanic children succeed, break cycle of poverty
• Grant will help Hispanic children succeed, break cycle of poverty
• Youths leaving foster homes to get support in new program
• N.C. lawmakers consider abortion information requirements
• Postal carriers in the hot seat when it comes to dog bites
• Five are indicted on sex charges
• Looking for numbers with meaning
• Budget proposal gets final OK; Perdue says Democrats will stick together
• Former evidence technician for Davie sheriff's office sentenced on drug-distribution charge
• Authors of study underlying motions filed under Racial Justice Act seek to keep data confidential
• Fire Chief: Arsons caused more than $1 million damage in 2010
• Novant to provide update on Clemmons hospital today
• Grant will help Hispanic children succeed, break cycle of poverty
• Adam Baker must notify DA's office if he leaves state
• Novant to update public on Clemmons medical center plans
• Former evidence technician for Davie sheriff's office sentenced on drug-distribution charge
• Court records: Woman forced to work as prostitute in Winston-Salem, Sanford
• Forsyth students visit tornado-wrecked Bertie County
• Dash release 2010 revenue figures, but not expenses
• N.C. House gives tentative OK to budget proposal
• Dash release 2010 revenue figures, but not expenses
• Davenport to replace Brown on school board
• Three Thomasville men arrested on purse-snatching charges
• A late-night phone call tips mother of Afghan war casualty about bin Laden's death
• Studying gives way to celebration
• House Republicans want to abolish tobacco trusts
• College program builds skills, self-esteem for learning disabled students
• Duncan visits Durham school
• Family friendly not just a slogan at Merlefest
• Landowners could block annexation
• North Carolina's U.S. senators comment on bin Laden's death
• U.S. 52 southbound lanes reopen after truck accident
• City Council will discuss projects plan
• Obama: Al-Qaida head bin Laden dead
• Obama: Al-Qaida head bin Laden dead
• Milestones for May 2
• Grand Canyon adventure beckons
• Four local nonprofits want ban on unattended donation containers
• Finals countdown
• GOP budget plan would cut millions from education, raise fees, end penny of sales tax
• 'Nobody left hungry' Jeter Floyd's Kopper Kitchen closes doors on Winston-Salem history
• Winston-Salem food bank receives egg donation
• Students write their own books, learn lessons of team effort
• Women's Fund open to grant proposals
• WFU names interim provost
• Frustration as school assault case stalls in court system
• Cardboard Box City dedicated to helping the homeless
• Women's Council awards grants
• Dealing with stressed students
• Fight on to save court jobs
• State employees rally against layoffs
• Analysts see BB&T as possible buyer for RBC Bank
• Charter advocates call local school a good model
• Wedding of the Century thrills a 15-year-old – and her dad
• John Edwards to be asked questions again
• Winston-Salem's independent theater celebrates royal wedding
• Party leaders push for Democrat
• UNCSA prepares for switch to semesters
• All aboard cardboard
• Band master impressed students
• FEMA Crews: Are they Helping You?
• "Tally Ho!" Forsyth Tech regatta tradition sails on
• Composer Alan Menken to speak at spring UNCSA commencement
• Stokes County girl struck by car while waiting for school bus
• Man says he pleaded guilty under pressure from family
• General Assembly unveils new proposal to close gaps in State Health Plan
• City seeking ideas for proposed quarry park
• Duke selects route for Caterpillar transmission line
• Fayetteville family reunited with dogs lost in April 16 tornado
• Storms largely spare North Carolina
• County, school officials already are at odds on budget
• Lawsuit filed by man stabbed by cab driver settled
• Regional Briefs: Bill ups penalty for second-degree murder
• Man sentenced in death of teen struck by SUV at bus stop
• Stretch of Blue Ridge Parkway to close for guardrail work
• Killer storms may have been among the most powerful ever recorded
• Medical institute may face big cut
• Customers flock to stores for weather radios
• Residents criticize Senate committee for not providing redistricting maps
• Quarry area could become city park
• Death toll from storms rises to 269
• Lexington man pleads guilty in hit-and-run death of teen
• Storms across South kill dozens
• Woman accused of burning apartment sentenced to at least three years
• State and Local Briefs: Internet campaign to help food banks
• Aging Matters: Senior Center receives donations
• Panel studies compensation for sterilization victims
• Goofy college game, serious boost to college fund
• Big ol' alligator seen in eastern part of state
• Robert Plant offers a quieter stairway to heavenly roots music at MerleFest
• House panel OKs spending bill
• Supporters joining forces to protect state parks, forests from budget cuts
• Tornado reported near Lewisville, but no major damage or injuries
• Tornado reported near Lewisville
• First Matthew Gfeller Sport-Related Neurotrauma Symposium this weekend at UNC Chapel Hill.
• Woman jumps to death from parking deck at Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center
• Bank of Granite, FNB announce merger
• Triad unemployment rate dropped in March
• Committee OKs portions of House budget proposal
• School bus collides with car; no injuries reported
• Funding needed to build Davidson prison chapel
• Teacher accused of sex charges resigns from Durham school
• Formal groundbreaking held for Wake Forest Tennis Center
• Blinded veteran rallies to run, motivate others
• Finger-pickin' good times
• Planners seek input on long-range plan
• Man's attorney argues for treatment; judge sentences him to prison
• Tiny dog killed by pit bull at condominium complex
• Former Parkland teacher surrenders to face sex charges
• Helping people come together
• Campers savor memories
• Woman sentenced on charges related to scheme to steal money from group home
• Woman sentenced on charges related to scheme to steal money from group home
• Milestones
• Climate change pioneer will speak at Wake Forest on Tuesday
• Walk will aid children with cancer
• Bidding farewell to a star trooper
• Tornadoes were most in N.C. history
• Higher Ed Notebook: Salem college graduation set for 10:00 a.m. Sat. May 21
• Regional Briefs: Storm survivors to be housed at N.C. State
• State lawmakers to try again reining in corrupt contracting process
• Forsyth Medical Center Foundation raises money for indigent care
• Pelicans' injuries spark probe
• Community bonds in gravesite rituals
• Police arrest man after purse-snatching
• Former Parkland teacher is charged with having sex with student, sheriff office says
• Church members 'walk' to Jerusalem in honor of Easter
• Granddaughters put flowers on cross to honor grandfather, celebrate Easter
• Ardmore Ace Hardware opens to strong traffic
• District attorney steps down from Carthage nursing-home shooting case
• Family of missing teen wants answers in her death
• Regional Briefs: Man charged in theft of school saxophones
• Suspicious briefcase shuts down part of downtown
• High gas prices aren't getting between North Carolina drivers and their vacations
• Retiring head of Forsyth prison spoke up over injustices, added innovations
• Case against Blackwater resurrected
• Past false alarms led many people to ignore tornado warnings
• Former Parkland teacher is charged with having sex with a former student, sheriff office says
• Downtown streets re-open after suspicious package detonated
• Downtown streets blocked as police investigate suspicious package
• Photographer remembered for work, presence
• Company to bring 1,200 jobs to Charlotte area
• Landmark drive-in movie theater site in Mount Airy bought as display lot for metal buildings and carports
• Body of missing Monroe teen found in Maryland river
• Wake Forest coach, Center for Exceptional Children honored by Dash
• High Point University announces $40 million in gifts
• Site of former Mount Airy drive-in sold
• Raleigh storm damage exceeds $115 million dollars
• UPDATED: Gov. Perdue signs two orders to help storm clean-up
• DWI attorney cited in Iredell County for DWI
• The State for April 21
• Local and State Briefs: Adam Baker no longer in federal custody
• Brown resigns from school board
• Winston-Salem, Wake Forest Baptist join to restore playgrounds
• Memories of 3-year-old Lillie inspire family, others
• Geneva Brown resigns from school board.
• Red Cross volunteers keep giving to tornado victims
• Bill calls for study of contaminants at Alcoa's Badin plant
• Winston-Salem, Wake Forest Baptist join to restore playgrounds
• Winston-Salem man arrested in bank robbery
• Seminar on Alzheimer's disease planned
• A Rite of Spring: Forsyth Tech Holds Annual Cardboard Boat Regatta
• Gov. Perdue expected to make storm announcement
• N.C. storm fatalities identified
• Mother of teen killed by paving stone files wrongful death lawsuit
• Tornadoes leave four children dead, close university for semester
• Former Parkland student writes of abortion after sex with former teacher
• Wilkes man pleads guilty to murder
• Agency owner pleads guilty to filing false insurance claims
• State and Local Briefs for April 20, 2011
• Compromise near on annexation reform
• Commandant checks in on Marine Corps storm victims
• Greene County: Connecting Pet Owners & Lost Pets
• Greene County: Connecting Pet Owners & Lost Pets
• North Forsyth High School on lockdown after man shot at apartment complex
• Weekend storms declared NC's most active tornado outbreak on record
• Infant injured at Stony Brook mobile home park dies
• Progress Energy: 9,200 still without power in NC
• Man charged in robbery of credit union
• 300 volunteers will remove storm debris from Raleigh neighborhood
• NC House, Senate delays actions after storms
• NC agency warns storm victims about burning debris
• City will take over school resource program in 10 schools
• Passover marked with food, friends
• To lend or not to lend? Who should decide?
• Forsyth County women lose mother, sister and brother-in-law in Bertie County tornado
• Judge denies that she fixed tickets
• Death penalty ineffective, too expensive, new study says
• Yadkin to pay more than $500,000 in holiday pay
• Storms damaged at least 800 homes, left thousands in the dark
• Five die in wreck in national forest
• Truckload of chickens crashes into fire station
• Briefs: One driver killed, one hurt in collision
• Forsyth County women lose mother, sister and brother-in-law in Bertie County tornado
• Forsyth judge Denise Hartsfield files response to allegations of ticket-fixing
• Tornado touched down in Davie County, weather service says
• Weather service confirms tornado touchdown in Davie County
• Nature Conservancy plans controlled burn at Ashe County preserve
• One person killed, one injured in crash on N.C. 67
• Regional Briefs: Ballpark marker honors African-Americans
• Movie, "Cold Weather," by UNCSA alum Aaron Katz comes to Aperture Cinema in downtown Winston-Salem
• Boston Marathon runner will have family here cheering for her cause
• With friend's help, Ashe County couple plan home to replace cottage with no electricity or water
• State-funded prison chaplains in danger of losing jobs to volunteers
• Community Milestones
• Prison training site still stalled
• Perdue says Obama has pledged federal help for recovery
• N.C. gets worst of storms that ravaged swath of U.S.
• Armed robbery of Dollar General on Waughtown Street under investigation
• NC gov nearly moved to tears by tornado damage
• More than 60,000 still without power in NC
• Storms kill at least 21 in N.C.
• Facebook can stress kids, especially if self-esteem already low
• Woman accused of assaulting father in '02
• Former Elkin funeral-home owner who surrendered license is working again
• Higher Ed Notebook: Forsyth Tech ex-president honored
• 'He could have died' Youths beat a gentle man; one beat the system
• Non-Profit Notebook: United Way sets annual meeting
• Cities couldn't set up their own broadband under state legislation
• Woman now charged in boyfriend's death was accused of holding knife to father's throat in 2002
• Campbell elected Forsyth County Democratic chairwoman
• Earth Day Fair draws thousands to fairgrounds
• N.C. Gov. Perdue to veto jobless benefits, cuts
• Progress Energy emerges as one of most troubled nuclear plant operators in U.S.
• Tornado spotted on radar in Davidson County
• Tornado Watch for most of the Triad until 9 p.m.
• Blacks stay away from Civil War events
• Residents divided on grade for Obama
• No more quarters: Parking downtown gets simplified
• Legislature pins Perdue with choice
• Top legislator meets with teachers, others about health plan
• Two charged with child abuse at day-care center
• Judge to hear Lejeune cancer lawsuit
• New all-day parking meters take cash -- and plastic
• Earth Day Fair to be moved indoors Saturday
• Police officer convicted of speeding in Randolph County
• Former WFU star tells of life since paralyzing accident
• State undecided on benefits for long-term jobless workers
• Civitas school board workshop stayed neutral, despite worry about conservative view
• State and Local Briefs: Missing S.C. hiker rescued in mountains
• Late taxpayers owe state $1 billion
• Civitas school board workshop stayed neutral, despite worry about conservative view
• Statesville man's song may be played on space shuttle
• Story of Duke accuser takes new turn
• Civitas workshop at Winston-Salem/Forsyth County schools draws protesters
• Quality Education Academy point guard Anthony Fields signs with Wake Forest
• State and Local Briefs
• Zahra's father barred from leaving U.S.
• PART asking for $3 registered vehicle fee to keep the buses running
• Woman who got a new trial because of attorney misconduct pleads guilty to same charges
• Rallying the troops
• Business booms in Love Court
• Unemployment benefits linked to spending cuts
• Woman arrested on an outstanding murder warrant while at Thomasville Medical Center
• PART to ask counties for new vehicle fee
• The State for April 13
• Proposed cuts fall heavily on education
• 92-year-old man pleads guilty to charges he shot his wife
• 'A wonderful feeling' in Elkin
• $6 million gift to UNCSA sets record
• East proposes roll back of indoor-smoking ban
• Pittsburgh Glass Works to invest $85 million in Elkin plant
• $6 million gift to UNCSA sets record
• Yadkin EMS director resigns
• Run and Done bill would allow judges to seize cars after chases
• PART drops proposal to scale back bus service to Yadkin, Davie
• Local Briefs: Forsyth OKs recycling deal with city
• Woman accused of fatally stabbing boyfriend who had been charged in past with assaulting her
• Papal Bling: Items that belonged to pope on sale in Wilmington
• Bill would pay students to do well in school
• A park in peril
• Kids see, hear, touch nature at Rendezvous forest slated for closing
• Adam Baker to return to Australia soon?
• Winston-Salem woman arrested on murder charges in stabbing death
• Winston-Salem woman arrested on murder charges in stabbing death
• Two men shot outside Winston-Salem house filled with people attending a party
• Two men shot outside Winston-Salem house filled with people attending a party
• Preliminary report on plane crash by federal investigators doesn't list cause
• Historic Easter Egg Decorating Museum Class
• Moravian Easter at Old Salem
• Surge of seniors to lessen tax intake
• Community Milestones
• Labor of love: Affection for aviation, Piedmont Airlines draws volunteers to plane-restoration effort
• The People's Business
• N.C. action may affect city budget
• Bankruptcy trustee for Pace investigating collapse
• Preliminary report on plane crash by federal investigators doesn't list cause
• Two men shot outside Winston-Salem house filled with people attending a party
• Winston-Salem woman arrested on murder charges in stabbing death
• WFU student's death heart-related, his mother says
• Higher Education Notebook: WSSU students to compete in Florida
• Senior Services gets $25,000 grant from Piedmont
• N.C. colleges save now, pay later for upgrades
• Scouts compete in pinewood derby
• Prepping for prom: Tips for a grownup night out
• Pending charter schools expansion raises worry, excitement
• Roll Call
• WFU student's death heart-related, his mother says
• Wilkes man awarded Carnegie Medal
• State and Local Briefs: Storm system moves through region; twister spotted in Va.
• Legislators will meet again on Holden pardon
• Judge declines to rule on barring sex offenders from social media
• N.C. lotteries for April 9
• Perdue signs bill into law that will provide tax break for people in highway's path
• Prosecutors, defense attorneys at odds over funding
• WFU student found dead in his off-campus house
• Agriculture Department pushes for more biofuels at gas stations
• The State for April 8
• Former Oak Ridge head may have lied about military service
• Man who fled to Connecticut during trial on assault charges gets up to 18 years
• Father says his family is coping with damaged house after plane crash
• Thomasville police, residents say goodbye to police dog who died of poisoning
• Man who fled to Connecticut during trial sentenced to at least 14 years
• Winston-Salem considering change in cost-of-living increases in pension payments to retired police
• House Republicans push bill to ensure protections for landowners
• State and Local Briefs: Winston-Salem man struck by car dies
• Work under way on new Yadkin Farmer's market site
• Rapes, assaults on the rise as other crimes drop, police say
• Deer vs. bike — a road lesson
• GOP pushes bill to require voters to show ID
• Family, friends are focus of ball field
• Residents urge state utilities commission to deny company's rate increase
• Polygamist sect is focus in two likely slayings
• Perdue to take part in town-hall meeting Thursday at WSSU
• Fire at apartment complex in northern Winston-Salem displaces six
• Perdue to visit WSSU on Thursday for town-hall meeting
• Utility Work Scheduled on Third, Fourth and Fifth Streets
• Elderly pedestrian dies after being struck crossing Marble Street
• Crash snarls traffic on US 52 in Forsyth County
• Thousands still without power in the Triad
• Regional storm damage
• Wake Forest provost Jill Tiefenthaler to take presidency of Colorado College
• State Republicans file bill to repeal the Racial Justice Act
• Mystery of poison-pen letters solved
• Utilities panel to discuss rates
• The State for April 6
• N.C. lotteries for April 6
• Work begins to transform old school into senior housing
• Wake Forest provost named president of Colorado College
• Tornado confirmed in Surry County
• Tornado confirmed in Surry County
• Bill filed to amend the Racial Justice Act
• Early morning storms leave trail of destruction
• Salem Lake is being lowered before dam is replaced
• Wake Forest students walk barefooted to raise awareness
• Substance determined to be tear gas
• Gangs a presence, but not yet a crisis, in Winston-Salem, experts say
• Regional Briefs: Police release name of boy who died
• Yadkin completes study of EMS
• State workers may pay premiums
• Baker's attorney asks for change of venue for murder trial
• Bill to ban use of consular IDs might not have intended effect
• Davis withdraws plans for garage at Stratford and Jonestown
• Elisa Baker appears in court, has near-collapse
• Elisa Baker appears in court, has near-collapse
• Winston-Salem city council to debate move of Davis Garage
• Masters offers online ticket sales for 2012 tournament
• Package with tear gas prompts evacuation of area near Old Rural Hall Road
• Former Wolfpack star hired at Dayton
• Mental-health advocates will meet again Thursday to rally funding support
• Milestones
• Region in brief
• People's Business
• Democrats using old schemes and new techniques to influence in new Republican-led N.C. legislature
• Views differ on gun bill
• Dobson man charged in fatal crash
• Armed men rob internet sweepstakes business in northern Winston-Salem
• Man shot during drug-related, home-invasion robbery
• Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center holding emergency drill
• Beeping Easter eggs thrill blind children
• The State for April 3
• Double payment benefit at risk
• SCENE & HEARD: Reynolda/SECCA Community Day
• Higher Ed notebook for April 3
• 9-month-old in suspected child abuse case dies
• SpringFest
• Vigil at Davie High honors popular coach, teacher
• Fort Bragg humanists aiming for recognition
• State and Local Briefs: Man charged in rape arrested in Surry
• High Point police identify pilot of plane that crashed Wednesday
• H.W. "Butch" Zimmerman Jr., former DA for Davidson County, dies at 71
• Farmers, officials gather at state research farm in Laurel Springs to talk about why it needs to be saved
• H.W. "Butch" Zimmerman Jr., former DA for Davidson County, dead at 71
• 25th Street Closing for Storm Drain Repairs
• Winston-Salem man wounded in shooting
• State and Local Briefs
• More wrongly convicted men speak out on SBI changes
• Littlejohn made a career in medicine, but focused on family
• Two firms fined in worker's death
• Tort-reform legislation assailed, praised
• Living room flies apart as plane hits family's home
• WSSU lays off 15 employees
• Littlejohn made a career in medicine, but focused on family
• Emergency responders learn how to react to shooting incidents
• WSSU cutting 15 filled positions
• Forsyth Tech Marketing Materials Win International and National Honors
• Wilkes man now charged with ten counts of attempted murder of toddler at hospital
• NCDOT AWARDS $2.5 MILLION FOR RESURFACING PROJECTS IN AVERY AND WATAUGA COUNTIES
• Two die in plane crash near PTI
• County-owned nursing home has lowest rating, allegation that patient hit in eye
• Wilkes man attacked toddler over about six hours, police say
• Attorney gets more time in Hartsfield case
• Hurricanes defeat Canadiens
• House OKs bill to allow guns in parks, restaurants that serve liquor
• The political border patrol: It's redistricting time
• Redistricting meeting marked by delays, complaints
• 30 gather to honor vets
• New academy trains principals for leadership challenges
• Lack of spaying, neutering is at root of high death rates, experts say
• Two on plane killed in crash near PTI
• Two on plane killed in crash near PTI
• County-owned nursing home has lowest rating, allegation that patient hit in eye
• Forsyth lags behind urban peers in overall health
• 2011 Piedmont Earth Day Fair
• Dash to play White Sox to start 2011 season at BB&T Ballpark
• Method of counting of deployed troops hurts state
• Man pleads guilty in killing
• City breaks ground on indoor range
• Fans gear up for India versus Pakistan
• Wilkes man tried to suffocate toddler, warrant says
• House gives tentative OK to concealed handgun law
• House gives tentative OK to ban on Mexican consulate IDs
• Beaded necklaces serve as badges of courage for young patients
• Wilkes man tried to suffocate toddler, warrant says
• United Way president Ron Drago announces retirement
• Council OKs refinancing for renovator of Nissen Building
• One strange path to pawn shop
• Trace amounts of radiation detected in Charlotte area
• Proposal to ease discovery law decried
• Forsyth commissioners postpone decision on drug discount card
• NCSU wants to be the lone Wolfpack
• Michael John Craver sentenced to as much as 15 1/2 years in North Davidson teen's death
• Obama defends US military action in Libya
• County postpones plan to introduce drug card
• Medicare rise could mean no Social Security COLA
• Nation and World Briefs: Radiation found in Mass. rainwater
• High court to hear bias claim against Wal-Mart
• Maine outdoes Pa. whoopie pie
• Public attention fades, but father still looks for missing son
• Republicans promise fair, legal boundaries in redistricting
• Regional Briefs: Art center gets grant to light parking lot
• Public: Save teachers' jobs
• Piecemeal budgeting produces waste, anxiety
• Former VP candidate Ferraro dies at 75
• $319 million Mega Millions lottery jackpot sold in N.Y.
• OMG! LOL! Online abbreviations now in Oxford English Dictionary
• Regional Briefs: Novant's sublet of nursing home at issue
• 'Start demanding' Democrat legislators tell nonprofit leaders to make their voices heard
• Riders worry about possible bus route cuts
• Relocation to bring thousands of jobs to Fort Bragg
• Jobless rate reaches lowest level in two years
• 35 percent in region struggle for food
• National / World Briefs: Comet spacecraft ends 12-year mission
• NAACP advances diversity in its ranks
• 'Baby Jessica' turns 25, gains access to trust fund
• FDA approves drug for those with late-stage melanoma
• States look overseas for execution drug
• Calif. judge rules paralyzed mom may see her children
• After traffic controller naps, FAA orders new procedures
• Perdue unveils proposal to retool state government
• Music video kicks off update of growth plan guide for Winston-Salem and Forsyth County
• Girl Scout cookie sales go high-tech with smartphone
• Lewisville man sentenced on child-pornography charges
• Woman faults Army in son's dieting death
• N.C. pastor loses belief in hell, then his pastorship
• Nuclear fears: It's all about dread
• Evacuations ordered as crews battle wildfire at Camp Lejeune
• Three teenagers charged in armed robbery of man
• Taylor laid to rest in private funeral
• Calif. ward for 'maternity tourists' shut down
• Woman's wrongful conviction shattered her view of the justice system
• Senate passes bill to increase penalties for second-degree murder
• FAA chief suspends dozing air traffic controller
• Hispanic tally hits census milestone
• NATO takes lead role in effort
• Idea for a fake attack costs prosecutor his job
• N.C. state employees would have to pay monthly premium
• Film legend Elizabeth Taylor dies at 79
• FAA investigating tower silence at Reagan National Airport
• Afghan murder conspiracy nets 24-year term
• Jerusalem shaken by first attack in several years
• Nation and World Briefs: Arizona shooting suspect transferred to Missouri
• Toenail study finds no greater heart risk from fish mercury
• For girl born on 9/11, an angel in memory
• U.S. role in Libya could cost more than $1 billion
• Blowout preventer flaws blamed in Gulf oil disaster
• Officer struck while directing school traffic
• Crash kills two Wilkes County teens
• Legislators may cut benefits for state workers
• Eight Forsyth County cases reviewed because of tainted blood analysis
• Taylor is given probation in sex case
• Judge denies motion to dismiss murder charge against Speakman
• S.D. extends wait for abortion
• The Civil War through Twitter's lens
• North Carolina woman, Google executive to get Kennedy awards
• Bill to pardon Reconstruction-era governor to be debated in Senate
• Spent-fuel storage sites packed
• Power lines up at Japan nuclear plant
• Dream of U.S. victim of quake was to live in Japan
• Nation and World Briefs: Illegal immigrants caught in uniforms
• Oregon fire crews train to save pets
• Tree farmer, others fight to save Laurel Springs research station
• Black community's reaction to Hartsfield charges mixed
• Man enters plea in shooting
• Prosecutor faces cocaine charges
• President lauds Chile's transition
• Defiant Syrians march after crackdown
• Pawlenty explores GOP run
• Nation and World Briefs: Bluesman Perkins dies at age 97
• Ex-Gov. Hunt goes to bat for Smart Start
• Nuclear crisis may last for weeks
• Yemen military leaders join opposition
• Full facial transplant performed in Boston
• Airstrikes raise opposition hopes Libyan rebels move to offensive
• Health overhaul law turns 1
• Forsyth Tech Cyber Defense Team Earns High Honors
• Wake Forest Baptist hopes for stronger ties to city
• U.S. rethinks placement of nuclear reactors
• Pastor proud of 'liberal' label
• National / World Briefs: Woman returning to face fire charges
• 2 Bush officials are in running to lead the FBI
• National / World Briefs: In India, Palin warns about China's rise
• Former Clinton aide Warren Christopher dies
• Donald Trump pondering run for president
• Japanese search the rubble for dead before cleanup
• 15-year-old dies after being struck by minivan
• Gadhafi has plagued 8 presidents
• Japan welcomes U.S. help in dealing with nuclear crisis
• U.S. to limit Libya role
• Mercury probe in stellar position
• CBO: Obama underestimates 10-year deficit by $2.3 trillion
• Immigrant-youth group plans rally
• Government snipers kill 46 or more at protest in Yemen
• Libya no-fly zone not hard for NATO
• Vatican hails decision to allow crosses in Europe's schools
• National and world briefs for March 19
• U.S. airs human rights goals
• Crowds welcome Aristide home
• Obama's Latin America visit called jobs trip
• Less money being given for Japan
• U.N. OKs Libyan no-fly zone
• Japan resorts to desperate measures
• District Court judge faces allegations of fixing traffic tickets, lying to SBI
• Goodall papers headed to Duke
• Gender-neutral Bible debated
• House nixes quick drawdown of U.S. forces in Afghanistan
• Radiation fear addressed
• Transplant patient got HIV from living donor's kidney
• Japan has record of nuclear scandals
• House votes to end funding for NPR
• Government shutdown averted for 3 more weeks
• Report finds misconduct by New Orleans police
• Forsyth Judge Denise Hartsfield accused of fixing traffic tickets and lying to SBI
• 2011 Commencement Information and Link to Graduate Survey
• Wake Forest drops "University" from medical center name
• Space station astronauts unpack new assistant
• Nation and World Briefs: Muslim woman pulled from flight
• Petraeus reveals that his son served in Afghanistan
• Elevate teaching to stay competitive, report says
• American life expectancy surpasses 78, new record
• EPA proposes new coal plant regulations
• Bahrain crackdown intensifies
• Racing against disaster
• U.S. nuclear plants located near geologic faults
• Wilkes County man found guilty of murder
• Companies' supply routes shut off
• Plant workers likened to samurai
• Plan could mean no teacher cuts, legislator says
• 'Blood money' frees contractor in Pakistan
• Wilkes jury convicts Durham man for murder
• Davidson woman charged with felony abuse of daughter, 1
• Winston-Salem men charged with having sex with young girls
• Second budget-saving bill headed to Perdue's desk
• Bill on voter IDs divisive
• Attorneys for man charged with strangling landlady want laptop that's key to case
• Charter school cap shift advances
• Disaster poses little threat to U.S.
• Stricken plant evacuated
• Last U.S. veteran of WWI buried
• House OKs new stopgap spending bill
• Ohio boy's candles smell, or reek, of bacon and sawdust
• Nation and World Briefs for March 16, 2011
• King clamps down on demonstrations in Bahrain
• Egypt scraps hated security agency
• Radiation leak prompts U.S. run on iodine pills
• Cheap bus trips under scrutiny in wake of crash
• Japanese remain calm, resilient in wake of disaster
• Rebels losing ground in Libya
• Fear a threat in nuclear power crisis
• World food prices pushed to highest levels since 1990
• Meltdown threat rises at Japanese nuclear plant
• Man sentenced to about three years on charge he killed childhood friend
• Questions and answers about Japan's nuclear crisis
• Petraeus optimistic about progress of Afghan war
• 35 killed at Afghan recruiting center
• Obama prods Congress to rewrite education law
• Bodies overwhelm Japan
• Saudi-led military force crosses into Bahrain
• Some hospitals open ERs just for seniors
• National / World Briefs: Man pleads in explosives case
• Video edit of NPR exec called misleading
• Clinton meets with Libyan opposition
• Most Americans back no-fly zone
• 2nd reactor blast reported in Japan
• Death toll put at 10,000 as Japan's misery deepens
• Survivor recalls WWII's Battle of Iwo Jima
• East Coast waterways slowly recede
• Some new dads get depressed
• Japan economy suffers new hit
• The People's Business
• Democrats hope to taint Romney by linking him to health-care law
• Riders say bus driver swerved in fatal N.Y. crash
• Giffords' friends make her presence felt in House
• Clinton spokesman quits over remarks on WikiLeaks suspect
• Israel OKs settlement construction after attack
• National / World Briefs: Jewish prayer ritual spooks airline pilots
• Ancient trees, modern cleansing
• Judge was right to order officials to revise protocol for executions
• State Supreme Court upholds rules for minority political parties
• Wisconsin governor expects more support for union bill
• Nation and World Briefs: Flights to and from Japan in disarray
• Flood insurance under scrutiny
• British soldier, faithful dog make final journey together
• Parents get prison terms
• Man charged with sexually assaulting girl at bus stop
• Prosecutors hid evidence, SBI omitted information in case, judge says
• Forsyth Tech Receives In-kind Software Grant From Siemens PLM Software Valued at $40.2 Million
• Two sentenced in child-abuse case
• Power restored following transformer explosion
• Power outage leading to traffic delays on University Parkway
• House panel advances bill expanding concealed handguns rights
• House panel advances bill expanding concealed handguns rights
• GOP lawmakers say Perdue can't borrow from unemployment fund
• Businesses may soon face higher employment insurance taxes
• NPR chief quits over video sting
• Preemie drug price spikes
• 7 kids killed in Pennsylvania house fire
• House fails to pass override of Perdue's health-care veto
• Man says he didn't hurt son
• Senate rejects both budget proposals
• Severe weather rips off roofs in Southeast
• Discovery ends its stellar space run
• Tucson survivors attend Loughner hearing
• Respected columnist, author Broder dies at 81
• Nation and World Briefs
• 'It's a done deal' Wisconsin strips union rights
• Calif. city hit by scandal holds election
• NPR executive blasts tea party
• Nation and World Briefs: 21 priests suspended in Philadelphia
• Military women divorce more
• Bigfoot is suing New Hampshire
• Gov. Walker proposes union compromise
• Possible shutdown not biggest budget issue
• U.S. 'heartland' moving west
• Rain may help ease drought conditions
• Public-sector benefits decried
• Wilkes County begins campaign to raise money for economic incentives
• Woman testified that mother and father waited three days before taking burned child to hospital
• Two taken to hospital after train strikes truck near Walkertown
• 911 calls back in hands of Yadkin sheriff
• Former Winston-Salem resident loses Supreme Court challenge
• Space shuttle, space station to be visible tonight
• For WFU team, a tissue engineering breakthrough
• Two actors named as co-chairs to promote National Black Theatre Festival
• Process of redrawing districts begins in earnest
• First-degree murder defendant wants statements to police thrown out
• Legislators ponder using tobacco money to help sterilization victims
• National / World Briefs: Discovery leaves space station
• Gas prices reflect more than oil's
• U.S. weighs security deal with Afghanistan
• Inmate can ask for DNA test
• Scientists blast meteorite alien life claim
• Obama orders trials at Gitmo
• Wisconsin governor rebuffs Democrats' request for meeting
• Studio fires Sheen from sitcom
• Kernersville family's Go Kart track has neighbors upset
• Melting winter snows bring spring flood risk to heartland
• National/ World Briefs: Walker supporters rally in Wisconsin
• Farewells for 2 space crews and for shuttle Discovery
• N.C., S.C. politely fight over presidential birthplace
• Obama official says Muslims part of solution to terrorism
• Mushers, teams hit the trail in Alaska
• GOP's 'Pledge' might turn into a dilemma
• Photo shows Giffords morning of shooting rampage
• Public media increase investigative work
• Democrats, GOP stall over Wis. union bill
• Police: DNA confirms suspect is East Coast Rapist
• Troop killer's gun failed, official says
• Gadhafi's forces hit rebels hard, don't take town
• Ear infections drop along with smoking
• Player wins game, then dies on court
• Epilepsy drug flagged
• Fugitive who skipped during Forsyth County assault trial arrested in Connecticut
• National and world briefs for March 5
• Quake spared iconic cathedral
• Clinton lauds Arab TV outlet
• Weather satellite launch fails
• WikiLeaks suspect forced to sleep naked
• House to shield Defense of Marriage Act
• Men plead guilty to charges related to fatal 2008 shooting at Kernersville restaurant
• Wilkes teen killed in head-on collision.
• Northern Beltway project gets a boost
• S.C. Rep. Joe Wilson to speak at GOP fundraiser
• Democrats balk at school bill
• Bill to ends tests sent to Gov. Perdue
• Gingrich tests waters for 2012
• Budget talks yield beginnings of cuts
• Missing visitor to Iran is alive
• University chief questions use of sex toy in class
• House votes to kill new tax rule
• Wisconsin governor threatens layoffs
• Moratorium on annexations gets tentative OK by Senate
• Obama insists every option under review
• Ex-official wants his conviction vacated
• Young people are less amorous, study says
• GOP pushes for stiffer punishment for crimes involving a fetus
• Shooting suspect recently radicalized
• School bus involved in crash
• California woman survives 35-mile ride on van's hood
• Two U.S. airmen die in Frankfurt airport shooting
• Pope clears Jews as a whole in deicide
• The battle for Libya Rebels thwart counteroffensive
• National and World Briefs: Christian official killed in Pakistan
• Man is fugitive after conviction for assaulting wife 11 years ago
• U.S. pressed to intervene
• Diabetes shaves six years off life
• Army charges WikiLeaks suspect with more offenses
• NATO apologizes for killing 9 Afghan civilians
• Charlotte cop, native of Winston-Salem remembered
• Wilkes commissioners OK resolution to save Rendezvous Mountain
• Bill to repeal Lexington annexations passes House
• 'Mom Prom' provides fun and philanthropy
• Court: Companies have no 'privacy'
• High-profile suicide changes dorm life at Rutgers
• GOP sees IRS budget as ripe for cutting
• Man admits duping moms into hurting kids
• Army swaps sit-ups for combat run in new PT tests
• Government watchdog IDs billions in federal waste
• Gadhafi's forces retake towns near Libya's capital
• Former plastic surgeon gets three years in death of ballerina
• Bill to change malpractice rules, limit some damages passes key committee
• Government shutdown averted
• Bill would give school districts more control over calendar
• '40s, '50s film star Jane Russell dies
• U.S. moves ships, aircraft as Libya fighting rages
• Last US veteran of WWI dies in W. Va. at age 110
• Perdue plans second trade mission to China
• Elisa Baker charged with stealing oldest daughter's identity
• Freedman, drama dean at UNCSA, suffers stroke
• Obama bends on health reform
• That's no bird; it's Pentagon's high-tech spy
• Children among 7 captives on Danish sailboat
• Gene therapy raises hope for a future AIDS cure
• National & World Briefs: White House OK with spending bill
• Rebel strike on Tripoli is one possibility
• NC poll: Many support rights for same-sex couples
• Storms pack heavy rain, wind
• Review uncovers dozens of experiments on patients, many without their consent
• 'King's Speech' takes top honor
• Wis. protesters defy deadline
• National and World Briefs for Feb. 28
• Soldier impersonators target women in Web scams
• Critics united against Coffman
• N.C. unions say Wisconsin fight could invigorate labor movement
• Governors to feds: Avoid causing states any more pain
• Investor Warren Buffett remains optimistic about U.S. future
• Trying to get to the facts in Wisconsin union bill debate
• Shuttle arrives at space station
• Lack of details, no cause of death make for uphill battle in Zahra case
• Justices weigh dispute over child-abuse cases
• Former Davie teacher could face 60 years on child pornography charges
• Hostage alleges he was beaten by police during standoff
• Iraq demonstrations leave at least 19 dead
• Protesters hit by hail of gunfire in Libya march
• New unsafe products database under fire on Hill
• Lawmaker belatedly abhors comment
• Deliberations continue in drunken-driving case
• Amid New Zealand tragedy, a rescue and a wedding
• Permanent sales tax hike and job cuts unpopular
• Four Amish children drown when buggy flips
• House GOP details $4 billion in cuts
• Wis. Assembly passes bill reducing union power
• Closing arguments next in fatal crash
• Evidence was taken from Zahra crime scene
• Throngs view farewell launch of Discovery
• Foreign student held in terror plot
• Boeing to build Air Force tankers
• Conservatives vow to make gay unions a top 2012 issue
• Gadhafi's forces clash with rebels
• Breadth of Mideast unrest has the oil markets rattled
• Death skips village at quake epicenter
• Federal child pornography case goes to jury
• Most-traveled space shuttle ready for final launch
• Gadhafi's control waning
• New Zealand earthquake toll at 75 dead, 300 missing
• Former Davie County teacher had three nude images of student found on his computer
• Laura's Law clears House committee
• U.S. wants tobacco firms to admit lying
• Wis. governor, prankster talk strategy
• Greek riot police, strikers clash
• Nation and World Briefs for February 24, 2011
• Paralyzed, but not unhappy
• Pirates more violent after sentencing
• Malnutrition, famine plague North Korea
• Dr. Bob H. Green, Past President of Forsyth Tech, Receives 2011 I.E. Ready Award
• Gadhafi urges backers to fight
• War-zone contractors remain an issue
• Shooting case threatens Pakistan
• Man, 66, gets life in prison in shooting
• Stopgap bill proposed to fund government
• County agencies visited Zahra Baker's home seven times, finding no evidence of mistreatment
• Malcolm X's daughter denied bond in North Carolina
• Employee's security privileges revoked after he jumps fence at Charlotte airport
• Emanuel wins Chicago race
• Wisconsin's governor warns of teacher layoffs
• Justices reject vaccine lawsuit
• Judge tosses lawsuit on health care plan
• Budget-savings bill earns veto from Perdue
• Perdue will likely allow health-care bill to become law
• Bill to expand 'castle doctrine' passes Senate committee
• 100 may be trapped by quake that killed 75 in New Zealand
• Jefferson's books found at library
• United Way surpasses $17 million goal
• Congo colonel, 8 of his troops guilty of rape
• Strong quake hits New Zealand
• Univ. of Arizona starts national civility institute chaired by 2 ex-presidents
• Implant curbs mental illnesses
• Wisconsin union fight 'ugly'
• Discovery set for launch Thursday
• Libyan protests trigger worries in oil industry
• Expand diversion program, group suggests
• Detained man a CIA contractor
• Increased CIA drone attacks in Pakistan killing few high-level targets
• Bavarian company touts no-alcohol beer as a sports drink
• Gadhafi's hold weakens
• Talk of government shutdown raises specter of 1995 for GOP
• World Briefs
• New York's smokers fuming over plan for ban in parks, plazas and beaches
• Pentagon leaders say U.S. needs to protect its satellites better
• Wisconsin GOP puts pressure on Democratic lawmakers to come home and vote on anti-union bill
• State budget fights firing up unions
• Kate's transparent dress to go up for sale
• Dad of alleged shooter seeks more privacy
• States ignored warnings on jobless insurance
• Gulf floor still tainted with oil from BP spill
• House passes huge package of cuts
• Protests fail to sway Wisconsin legislators
• Windy, dry conditions fuel mid-Atlantic fires
• History-making firefighters honored
• N.Y. crime lab closed due to drug-test errors
• House cuts Planned Parenthood funding
• Medical marijuana gives Montana some bad vibes
• Activists harpoon the whaling season
• Relationship status options on Facebook expand for gays
• Republicans gunning for unions
• Speaking 2 languages may delay getting Alzheimer's
• Deadly clashes continue in Bahrain
• Man taken off death row
• Trooper pleads guilty to felony in connection with traffic stop
• Community college leaders push to repeal law
• Eighth-grader at Hanes Middle wins district spelling bee
• Dogs kill woman tending her garden
• Woman pushes for stiffer penalties for second-degree murder
• More than 100 charged in Medicare scams valued at $225 million
• Wisconsin senators block anti-union bill by fleeing
• Security remains shaky in Egypt
• Bahrain bars protesters after 5 die
• State's flu death toll climbs to 14
• Wilkes County woman dies in house fire
• SBI: No widespread voter fraud in Forsyth County
• Durham author asks for new trial in death of wife
• Stunt cyclist conquers skyscraper in Spain
• Unemployed and looking? Watch for bias
• Somali pirate gets 333/4 years
• Gitmo most likely to hold bin Laden
• Nation and World Briefs: Hawaii approves same-sex unions
• Charter school bill clears committee
• Study examines defensive medicine
• Protest wave grows: Bahrain, Yemen and now Libya Protest wave grows: Bahrain, Yemen and now Libya
• Logan case draws attention to Egyptian women's issues
• Thousands protest Wis. bill on unions
• House votes to kill expensive jet fighter engine
• Plans for marker rejected by county officials
• N.C. House backs ending four exams
• Republicans have option to open gatherings to the public
• Power by coercion won't last, Obama says
• WikiLeaks probe tactics defended
• Science used in anthrax case weak, panel says
• President begins defense of his new budget of 'tough choices'
• Square in Bahrain becomes new epicenter of Arab unrest
• Army officers disciplined for 2009 incident
• Suit says military mishandled rapes
• National & World Briefs: Immigration officer shot dead in Mexico
• Man, 84, survives desert ordeal
• Senate extends Patriot Act rules
• Census finds blacks southbound
• Italy's Berlusconi indicted in prostitution probe
• Computer: 'What is nuts and bolts domination?'
• Obama's budget would add $13 trillion to national debt
• Perdue commits to priorities, cooperation
• DMV offices to close on Feb. 21
• Artificial retina helps some blind people identify objects
• National & World Briefs: House approves Patriot Act extension
• Egypt echoes across Mideast
• This kiss is not just a kiss: It's a record
• More fiber could mean longer life, study finds
• Egyptian labor unrest grows after uprising
• Shearing wrote standard 'Lullaby of Birdland'
• Ousted USDA official sues blogger for posting video
• Senior men have pick of dance partners
• Nation and World Briefs: Groupon, FTD offer refunds on flower deal
• Pentagon warns of crisis as Congress withholds budget approval
• Obama to send 2012 budget to Congress today
• NASA craft set for rendezvous with comet
• Laughing matter? Nitrous oxide returning as option for laboring moms
• Social networking on a smaller scale
• Obama budget seeks balance
• Aid for displaced workers expires
• Ethics panel dismisses complaint against N.C. health chief
• Stabbing spree suspect arrested
• U.S. releases documents from '07 tiger attack
• National/ World Briefs: California cabbie drives into crowd
• Joy, uncertainty follow Mubarak's ouster
• U.S. aims to slowly withdraw support for mortgage market
• National/ World Briefs: Judge orders trial for man in mosque plot
• Bottle scam has a 'Seinfeld' storyline
• Tuition and fees to rise for UNC system students
• Egypt's revolution is a game-changer
• Intern Levy's murderer gets 60 years in prison
• Air traffic control error reports soar in 2010
• Man dies near hospital door; probe launched
• Priests, teacher charged with abuse
• Stroke rehab need not be high-tech
• More BP fund claims to settle
• Family still seeks answers five years after boy's killing
• Lewisville approves annexing nearby roads to control growth
• U.S. officials in dark as Mubarak digs in his heels
• Mubarak yields some power but vows to stay
• Ancient feet like those of folks today
• Meeting provides preview for 2012
• Team in Hawaii locates 1823 shipwreck
• Ethics watchdog sounds alarm about House sleepovers
• Gas explosion kills five
• Obama calls for 'genuine' transition in Egypt
• Nation and World Briefs: Oil tanker hijacked in Indian Ocean
• Strikes raise ante in Egypt Tales of Mubarak's
• Rep. Giffords has been talking
• New iPhone, iPad app helps you keep track of sins
• Strokes are rising fast among young, middle-aged
• Officials: House GOP looks for deeper budget cuts
• Virginia's Webb won't seek re-election to Senate
• Suspect can't remember, mom says
• Berlusconi calls sex case groundless smear
• Fetal surgery best for spina bifida
• Joint Forces cuts to cost 2,300 jobs
• Library backers hope to persuade county commissioners to move forward on library work
• Forsyth Medical better on psychiatric-transfer waits
• Grand jury indicts man on charges he caused Perdue campaign to file false reports
• As Eastern snow melts, it's leaving an ugly mess
• Breast cancer news eases surgical approach
• Patriot Act provisions not extended
• President has quit smoking, first lady says
• Egyptian protesters' ranks
• Victims of uprising slowly being identified
• CIA isn't holding officers accountable, probe finds
• Wake Forest students plead guilty to underage drinking
• Board approves additional snow days
• Nation and World Briefs: Giffords questionable for launch appearance
• Wait still long for inpatient state psychiatric care
• Candor urged in care of the dying
• Freed Google executive says he helped spark Egyptian revolt
• Astronauts such as Kelly train to put feelings aside
• Carnival ablaze; samba warehouses gutted
• Southern Sudan makes preparations for next world capital
• By one measure, federal taxes lowest since 1950
• National/ World Briefs: Haitian president to remain until May
• 3 teens killed, 2 of them US citizens
• Budget-conscious Beverly Hills lays off ambassador
• Lawyers for WikiLeaks founder question credibility of accusers
• Security cancels Bush talk
• Snuggling beats extra blanket to cope with winter, poll winds
• Forsyth prosecutors say racial bias law is too vague
• Drive to slash federal budget spending may be a gamble for congressional Republicans
• Two men charged in shooting near campus in Ohio that killed 1 and hurt 11
• Nation/world briefs
• Reagan's 100th honored
• White House, Chamber of Commerce look for common ground
• Husband: Giffords would be OK with flight decision
• 2 arrested in fatal Ohio fraternity house shooting
• Keeping dear Fido close by — forever
• Hackers break into Nasdaq communications service for 300 companies
• March hearing set on Calif. pipeline accident
• Health-care fraud not a faceless crime any longer
• Details bedevil budget process
• N.C. joins conservative movement against U.S.
• Dad says Zuckerberg into computers early
• Blowout device key to drilling snag
• WikiLeaks chief's sex case file put online
• Australia's weather nightmare continues
• Palin seeks a name trademark
• Giffords will be at launch, Kelly says
• Falling ice hurts 6
• Cuba seeks 20-year prison term for detained American
• BBC apologizes for jokes using Mexican stereotypes
• U.S. to let airport screeners gain union rights
• Ally denied Arlington burial
• Nationwide drive to push back federal government comes to North Carolina
• Unemployment falls to 9 percent., nearly 2-year low
• Author Clyde Edgerton shares humor and music with library audience
• Protesters march in Yemen
• Man gets life in prison for beating death
• Auschwitz fundraiser under way
• Who was Ronald Reagan?
• Destruction, cold left in storm's wake
• House GOP plans spending cuts
• Owners blame training for dangerous dogs
• Abortion foes target clinic
• National and World Briefs: Census shows big gains for minorities
• State senate panel backs ban on synthetic marijuana
• N.C. Senate approves cuts to incentives
• Test to help prostate patients
• Punxsutawney Phil predicts early spring for U.S.
• Nation and World Briefs: WikiLeaks is nominated for Nobel Peace Prize
• Health care repeal defeated in Senate
• EPA reverses Bush water policies
• Giffords' husband considers Endeavour
• Telescope pushes alien life envelope
• Blizzard spreads snowy shroud over nearly half of U.S.
• Powerful cyclone hits northeast Australia
• Storm roars through heartland
• Somali pirates torturing hostages
• Recession takes toll on low-income renters
• TSA tests new body scanning system in 3 airports
• Report: U.S.-Canada border big terrorism risk
• CDC reports bad cholesterol 'remains out of control'
• Nation and World Briefs: Ireland expels Russian over spy passports
• 'Jihad Jane' quietly enters guilty plea
• Georgia woman thought to be oldest
• Volcano in Japan erupts again
• Citing safety issues, FDA rejects diet drug
• Monster winter storm bears down on U.S.
• Local Egyptians amazed, expectant about protests
• Nation and world briefs
• Government advising Americans to cut back on salt
• Judge: Obama's health overhaul unconstitutional
• Firth, Portman win SAG awards
• Man arrested with explosives at Mich. mosque
• U.S. still leads world in manufacturing productivity
• National/ World Briefs: Inmate suspected in prison officer's death
• Court denies government's request to suspend 'don't ask' lawsuit
• Barbour finds trouble striking the right tone
• Serial killer feared in N.Y. slayings
• Massey Energy Co. agrees to takeover by Alpha Natural Resources Inc.
• U.S. to expand broadband Internet access to rural areas
• National/ World Briefs: Deputy governor killed in Afghanistan
• FBI discloses nearly 800 violations of security rules
• Comcast completes takeover
• Commerce Department could be a top target of federal streamlining
• In future, cars might decide if driver is drunk
• Woman charged in death of pit bull
• Navy puts airfield plans on hold
• He captures daily life — and history
• After a quarter-century, Challenger loss still hurts
• Snow just keeps piling up in the storm-weary North
• Black ice possible on roads ths morning, WSFC schools on 2-hour delay
• Forsyth County deputy fired
• Nation and World: U.S. roadside bomb deaths up 60%
• Wilkes deputies on leave as SBI probes shooting
• N.C. General Assembly opens under Republican control
• Hurricane Irene is heading towards North Carolina, Take Shelter
• Egyptian protests turn violent
• Nation and world briefs
• Your pet or your sweetheart? Some would pick 'furkid'
• School system discusses options for makeup days
• Reaves announces committee to help with long-term budget woes
• Obama: Leadership now 'shared responsibility'
• Judge allows challenged SBI ballistics in murder trial
• Forsyth Tech Student Invited by White House to Attend State of the Union Address
• Nation & World Briefs
• Attorney for defendant charged with murder seeks to exclude ballistics evidence
• Forsyth Tech student to sit with First Lady for State of the Union Address
• Yadkin sheriff nowhere to be found Monday
• Ill. court throws Emanuel off Chicago ballot
• GOP: Obama needs to target debt
• N.C. woman held in stolen baby case
• Fitness, health icon LaLanne dies at 96
• Astronaut leaves legacy
• National/ World Briefs: Irish governing coalition fails
• Rep. Giffords continues to improve
• Calif. pulling plug on incandescent lighting
• Police: Gunman opens fire in Detroit precinct, wounding 4
• Historic Arlington urns up for auction
• GOP to take reins in Assembly facing budget dilemma
• Area legislators talk about their priorities for the 2011 session
• Obama to outline economic agenda
• Mass honors deeds of Shriver
• Jackpot uncovers family woes for Mega Millions winner in Idaho
• Bath salts emerging as a national drug menace
• Jim O'Neill bio District Attorney Jim O'Neill, once behind the scenes, now front and center
• Cheers made Giffords smile, her doctors say
• Nation and World Briefs: EPA approves more ethanol in car fuel
• Rep. Giffords leaves Tucson for rehab in Houston
• Legacy of JFK celebrated on inaugural's 50th anniversary
• Abortion returns to health care fight
• 'Don't ask, don't tell' was expensive, GAO finds
• National & World Briefs: Vatican: Abuse letter 'misunderstood'
• Elections board will meet about Coffman
• Federal regulations scrutinized
• Insurers profit on Medicare 'float'
• Camden, N.J., cuts police by half, sheds one-third of its firefighters
• National/world briefs for Jan. 19
• Health care debate begins in a more civil tone
• AmericanTowns Heroes: Fowler Ruffin Helps Animals Find Homes and Children Find Happiness
• Giffords smiled, husband reports
• King's legacy of peace praised
• National & World Briefs: Barak defects from Israeli Labor Party
• Incentives discussion set for aviation start-up
• Civil rights attorney John McNeill Smith, 92, dies
• Strong opposition to health-care overhaul subsides, poll finds
• Irish prime minister faces possible ouster
• Cancer not yet linked to 9/11 dust
• Senators to sit together at State of the Union
• King Day has added meaning as Americans struggle to make sense of Arizona tragedy
• Shooting victim lashes out at tea party leader
• 'The wounds in our heart are a lot, lot deeper'
• N.J. city plans deep layoffs
• Survivor of cancer's app aids choices
• Former dictator 'Baby Doc' returns to Haiti
• Skiers rescued after Ohio lift stalls
• Federal debt hits record high
• Details emerge on Loughner's movements before shooting
• U.S. promotes film on Pentagon Papers leaker
• Trouble lurking ahead for Obama's education focus
• China senses a problem in test mastery
• Restoring normalcy is painful at shooting site
• Walkertown boy boogie boards his way toward magazine cover
• GOP ousts Steele, picks Priebus as party chairman
• Signs off? Professor finds horoscopes may be a little off kilter
• Regional Briefs: Winston-Salem shooting victim dies
• Federal judge mourned as fair jurist, family man
• Sudan nears flash point
• Giffords intern handling sudden fame after speech
• Government plans to sell AIG shares
• Lawmakers open doors, send a message
• Poll shows uncertainty about improved equality
• Report: Women should be allowed in combat units
• Atlanta's storm readiness criticized
• Offshore drilling gets new scrutiny
• President wins praise for Tuscon speech
• Giffords moves arms and legs
• A look at possible budget cuts in UNC system
• Home health visits may come with a fee
• Officials: Frenetic morning for rampage suspect
• Former state auditor Ralph Campbell Jr. dies; he was 1st black elected statewide
• Palin's 'blood libel' comments cite sordid history
• 'Gabby opened her eyes'
• Illinois raising income tax rate
• Two Wilkes inmates sick with TB
• Users unfazed by DNA health tests
• National and world briefs for Jan. 13
• Torrential rain, mudslides kill more than 250 in Brazil
• Haiti pauses for prayer
• Lebanon's government collapses
• Tuberculosis confirmed in two inmates at prison in Wilkesboro; hundreds tested
• Man who died in weather-related collision identified as Belews Creek resident
• In Arizona, president's role is to console
• New church program helps new speakers of English language get better
• Obama going to Tucson for service
• NASA: Shuttle cracking finally understood
• Some lawmakers say they will carry guns
• Census: Long-distance moves in U.S. hit record low
• Man killed in weather-related vehicle crash in Forsyth County
• Pipe bursts in Wilkesboro, leading to lost of 300,000 gallons of water
• Offshore drilling battle looms
• Jackson's doctor to stand trial
• Brown: Cut off AIDS funding
• Fatal wreck blamed on weather
• Pipe bursts in Wilkesboro, leading to loss of 300,000 gallons of water
• Brown criticized for remarks about HIV
• Snow, ice may stick around a while
• U.S. mourns shooting victims
• 'Band of Brothers' miniseries inspiration Winters dies at 92
• Tentative deal reached on group home in Garner
• Tracking laws fail to curb meth
• U.S. abortion rate stalls after years of decreases
• Former Rep. DeLay sentenced to 3 years
• Ruling foreshadows health care decision
• Reagan High School senior whose SUV skidded on icy road dies
• Mixed storm heading to N.C.; afternoon's commute likely to be tricky
• Arizona tragedy gives Congress a moment to reflect on heated rhetoric
• Arizona shooting suspect's nihilism rose with isolation
• Shooter's motives unknown in Arizona shooting
• Giffords faces long recovery
• Autism risk tied to birth spacing
• U.S. to place consumer complaints on public database
• National and World Briefs: Two killed, six injured in Baltimore fight
• For six slain, a variety of life experiences
• Forsyth County man sues company over his firing
• New rules may prompt rise in those doing home dialysis
• Six dead in Ariz. shooting rampage
• House attacks health care law
• Sisters imprisoned in Miss. freed for kidney transplant
• National/ World Briefs
• Big Apple readies for big snow, gets dusting
• Another suspicious package ignites
• Alcoa makes case for Yadkin River dams
• Obama chooses chief of staff
• Math teacher and female student exchanged 1,000 text messages in sex case
• Basnight says he will resign from N.C. Senate
• Wilkes commissioners plan to build smaller jail
• 29 sex counts for teacher
• Poor counties rank high in spending on lottery
• Sharp increase reported in November jobless rate in Triad
• CDI moves closer to permanent home
• Sheriff's deputies in Forsyth looking for man on assault charges
• No word from stuck NASA Mars rover
• Navy to investigate lewd videos
• GOP agenda focuses on curbing 2012 voter anger
• Blood test for cancer hailed
• High-tech surveillance system set to deploy
• Fight looms on raising debt level
• Residents sifting through wreckage
• War hero's tour: A humble soldier adjusts to fame
• Schwarzenegger's next act: Arnold the civilian
• Congress to face spending showdown
• Fight brews over land in southern Winston-Salem
• Braun's run for Chicago mayor getting more attention
• 'Viral' should just go, people say
• Millions gather to ring in 2011
• Workers: Courier pilots put at risk
• New Orleans wants FEMA trailers out
• Australia floods swamp towns
• N.M. governor rejects Billy the Kid pardon
• National & World Briefs
• Karzai keeps minister U.S. considers corrupt
• Liver recipient pays it forward
• Ukraine gives up uranium
• U.S. Marshals pick up Avery County fugitive
• Jamestown find: 400-year-old pipes
• Tornadoes kill at least 6
• N.C. NAACP head to speak in South Carolina
• Former 'car czar' settles probe for $10 million
• Forsyth tackles backlog of DWIs
• Eight squatters die in New Orleans fire
• Incoming House speaker prepares for duties
• Wake Forest Baptist researchers' findings might aid in cancer therapy
• Sanford mulls future as he leaves governor's mansion
• At least eight hurt as ski lift fails
• Lawsuit settled between downtown owner and One Park Vista and others
• Man faces felony charge for reading wife's e-mail
• Singer Marie dies at 54
• Briefly: WikiLeaks founder lands book deal
• Gay man to head N.C. council of Christian churches
• Travelers weary after monster storm
• Organizers cancel 2nd Kwanzaa event; series of programs now set to start Tuesday
• Storm strands buses, planes, trains on East Coast
• Police name victims in Mount Airy shootout
• Black ice remains a hazard
• NC board certifies outcomes of judges' races
• National & World Briefs: Daley has longest tenure as mayor
• Obama visits troops
• Anti-bias agency targets techniques in job screenings
• Kennedy's exit from Congress leaves a family void
• Snow hinders holiday travel
• Snowstorm heads to Washington
• 10 signs of Alzheimer's disease
• Wi-Fi making its way to Dobson's Fisher River Park
• Jackson cites personal struggle
• On subway, no time for rhyme
• Lame-duck Congress often defied voters' will
• Nation/ World Briefs: Heart disorder cited in death at Busch home
• Massachusetts chief of staff calls Yadkin County home
• Charlotte won't know if it will be the site of the Democratic convention until early next year
• Christmas wish for transplants comes true, saves alderman's life
• WWII pilot who forever repaid rescuers dies at 94
• Beleaguered Congress rallies
• Steinbrenner's FBI file released
• Californians face massive cleanups after rain, mud
• EPA to curb greenhouse gases
• Teacher study faults seniority-based layoffs
• President eases into Hawaiian holiday
• Minor league championship ring returned to family after many years
• Visitors flock to 'Jesus circuit'
• Newsman Schorr's FBI file released
• Some face tax-filing delays
• Wilkes County, U.S. Department of Education reach agreement on Title IX complaint
• White House defends intelligence chief
• Volunteer tax-preparation service boosting effort to reach Hispanics
• Perdue on the issues
• Senate ratifies nuclear agreement
• U.S. medicines for Afghan troops vanish
• Lawmakers pass 9/11 first responder aid
• President signs 'don't ask' repeal
• Preakness will remain at Pimlico
• Obama salutes Congress' actions
• Texts, Web allow Santa to be everywhere
• California takes another lashing Storm buries homes, cars in mud
• Lottery decides it: Christian flag to fly at memorial in King for 51 of 52 weeks in 2011
• North Carolina population up 18.5 percent for decade; not enough to win new seat in Congress
• Census indicating likely GOP gains
• Insurance-rate increases to face scrutiny
• New security risk: Too few pass military exam
• Approval expected today on New START pact with Russia
• Teenage birth rate hits new low
• Stopgap spending measure clears Congress
• Food-safety bill sent to Obama
• Hackney to remain House leader
• N.C. population gain not enough to add House district
• FCC poised to adopt 'net neutrality' rules
• 'The epitome of a Scout'
• Forsyth County board takes step toward eliminating government immunity in accidents
• 9 months after Iraq's election, al-Maliki picks Cabinet
• N. Korea backs off clash threat
• 'Secession Ball' sparks protests, recalls Civil War
• Boy recalled as energetic, dedicated scout and student
• Parkway foundation director steps down
• An early holiday treat: Lunar eclipse is tonight
• Jobless benefits: Unemployed are relieved life raft remains afloat
• With 'don't ask' repealed, impact unclear
• New census data may cloud Obama's '12 bid
• 'On track' in Afghanistan doesn't lead further
• Students plan national campaign after immigration bill fails
• Heavy LA rainstorm stirs mudslide worries
• Roll call: How North Carolina members of Congress voted on major issues last week
• Court OKs evidence review for Knox
• Case trustee sues smaller Madoff investors
• Nation/ World Briefs: Relatives of slain woman attacked
• Cuban-Americans hauling goods home for holidays
• Senate advances repeal
• Bank backs off WikiLeaks
• Icy glaze on roads might stick around
• A snapshot of Forsyth seniors
• Rural Hall chosen as N.C.'s best small community by 'Business Week'
• Mexican drone crash in Texas raises questions
• NASA fuels shuttle to test for cracks
• Duke accuser found guilty of child abuse
• Gulf lacks significant seafloor oil
• Pakistan U.S. missiles kill 54 militants
• $7.2B is recovered for Madoff's victims
• Officials: CIA gave 'black site' backing
• FAA is faulted on airline inspections
• Trooper injured in crash on I-40
• Trooper injured in crash on I-40
• House passes tax package
• Garbage collection
• Regional Briefs: Grahams to host Bush
• Storms leave slick glaze on roads, swath of wrecks; more expected
• Brunstetter chosen as co-chairman of General Assembly's appropriations committee
• NASCAR driver Harvick's foundation to sponsor show aimed at helping foster children
• Facebook CEO is Time Person of the Year
• Winston-Salem braces for snow, ice and more cold
• Drop-side cribs outlawed
• Perdue urges legislators to adopt changes to limit power
• Winston-Salem / Forsyth County schools closed Thursday
• Senate passes tax bill
• Teens' marijuana use climbing, drinking lessening
• 'Jeopardy' to pit men against IBM machine
• Poll shows support for getting rid of bad teachers
• Redesign: Changes at the Journal
• Assange's bail set; Sweden appeals
• Department to investigate closing of Charlotte schools
• Segregation in U.S. hits once-century low
• Six degrees of Justin Bieber
• House could vote today on 'don't ask, don't tell'
• A list not to e-mail home about
• Red Cross trailer full of emergency items stolen
• Schatzman pays $191 in fines, court costs
• Charlotte airport is not planning special review
• Health board calls special meeting
• Cold makes its way to Northeast
• 'The King's Speech' leads Globe nominees
• World Briefs: Italian premier wins confiedence votes
• 'Omnibus' money bill last grab at pork
• Report: Afghan war is going better now
• Department to investigate closing of Charlotte schools
• Panel: Improve energy efficiency
• Elections board adds complaint
• School board to elect new officers
• ACLU sues military over sexual assault records
• Redesign: Changes at the Journal
• Part of health law axed
• Bank buys property on Phoenix Mountain
• Plyler censured by local GOP
• City leaders anticipate tournament windfall
• RNC Chairman Steele will seek re-election
• Gulf spill claimants offered new option
• Storm leaves trail
• Tree saves a driver
• Chief gives proposal to transfer SROs to police
• Doctor accused of blasphemy for throwing away man's card
• Record rainfall in Northwest causes mudslides, flooding
• Snowstorm exacts a toll Upper Midwest states have canceled flights, closed roads
• Florida deputy killed by car that also hit businesswoman
• South Korea deemed likely to take some type of military action soon
• Hundreds in Russia protest Putin, demand greater ethnic rights
• Sudan's judiciary to investigate woman being flogged in video
• Death of Madoff's son ruled suicide by medical examiner
• Woman accused in torturing to face charges in Alabama
• Corrections - December 13, 2010
• Car goes airborne in California and crashes into two houses
• 4 are dead and 18 are missing in sinking of S. Korean boat
• Russia, Finland leaders take new super train
• Some Still Waiting
• 3 local school choirs will perform at City Hall
• Body may be that of missing woman
• 'Santa to a Senior' program wants help
• Commissioner Linville is chairman again
• Cold front moves into N.C.
• Mount Airy teen dies in wreck Saturday
• That giving spirit
• Amanda Knox, in tearful plea, says she is an innocent victim
• Palestinian officials to decide in coming days on U.S. plan
• Heavy snow moves through the Midwest
• Playing Santa In a Big Way: Wake Forest football players stay behind during break to deliver gifts to the needy
• Iraq's prime minister seeking nominations for his Cabinet
• OPEC says it will not change output as prices stay under $90
• Regional Briefs: Parkway had most suicides
• Diplomat Holbrooke hospitalized in critical condition after surgery
• E-reading growth a worry for book retailers
• Rolling On: Roller skating has local champion
• Life Lessons: Elizabeth Edwards' friends, family recall guidance she gave them
• Black Nativity brilliantly executed by every member of cast
• Tens of thousands of Italians march in protest of Berlusconi
• Human remains found in woods are believed to be missing girl
• Controlled burn of bomb house in California called a success
• 2 explosions in Stockholm kill one person and injure 2
• Iranian woman sentenced to stoning re-enacts killing of her husband
• Insurance company steps in after Indiana Medicaid refuses surgery
• New bill introduced for ending the 'don't ask, don't tell' policy
• Speaking his mind
• Monroe plans to retire: He is confident with his decisions
• Justice Department charges 8
• Regional Briefs
• Chief wants nightclub license lifted
• Revised safety policies in use
• Authorities: Teen fell from plane
• Missing 12-year-old found with her captor
• Cooperative Businesses: Women owners lean on each other for help and advice at Kernersville's Factory
• College costs likely to grow
• U.S. trade deficit at a nine-month low
• Elizabeth Smart's abductor found guilty, despite claims of insanity
• Leader of violent La Familia cartel killed in shootout with authorities
• Man convicted of murder in death of Indian activist in the 1970s
• Two brothers killed in explosion at chemical plant; two others injured
• Dead singer Jim Morrison pardoned for much-debated 1969 incident
• Vote on controversial Dream Act is delayed
• Virginia Tech faulted for not issuing 'timely warning' about gunman
• Protesters attack car carrying Prince Charles, Camilla to theater
• Super-low mortgage rates ending
• Exploring a New World
• Ex-N.C. senator pays $150,000 for violations
• Perdue shares leaner vision
• Complaints about banks soar
• U.S. net worth grew in quarter
• Contested B&B gets planning board's OK
• Explosives-filled house is burned after other choices ruled dangerous
• Christmas celebration officially under way at the White House
• Auction set for mountain tract
• Photo identification of voters on GOP's priorities list
• Reflected Light
• Feds: Va Tech violated law during 2007 shootings
• Senate blocks repeal of 'don't ask, don't tell'
• House Democrats reject tax plan without changes
• Water main break closes portion of N.C. 66 in Kernersville
• Singer Aretha Franklin is battling pancreatic cancer, newspaper says
• Obama rejects claims he betrayed Democrats by making deal with GOP
• Proposal by Democrats to repeal ban on openly gay troops stalls
• Alabama father charged
• Senate approves bill to avoid cuts in Medicare payments to doctors
• Protesters angered by Haiti election set fires, fight with peacekeepers
• Highway traffic delays possible
• Determined teacher finds way to help visually impaired students
• Polston submits new protest of general election
• Three are charged with murder of Surry man
• Democrats narrowly pass House budget bill
• Too close! Rudolph balloon has tragic mishap with fellow red beacon
• Inmate dies in Wilkes County Jail Tuesday
• Microsoft adds privacy feature in new browser
• Audubon book sells for over $10 million
• Two men charged with kidnapping, trafficking
• Gas prices following surge in cost of oil
• Children from across Forsyth County gather for a night filled with food, fun and fellowship
• Man gets life in prison
• Hammer pleads guilty in nephew's death
• Smokeless case settled
• Report links cholera to U.N. peacekeepers
• Edwards loses long fight at 61
• Guilty plea in two killings
• FDA committee backs approval of new diet pill
• Obama, GOP reach deal to extend tax cuts
• White House: Obama's visit to Forsyth Tech to focus on preparing workers to compete in global economy
• Unabomber's Montana property put on the market for $69,500
• Forsyth Tech prepares for Obama; faculty, students see if they are invited
• Leaders of 6 Gulf Arab nations allied with U.S. to meet today
• State still exploring ABC system options
• Key Republicans disagree on future of Russian treaty
• Winfrey, McCartney, 3 others honored at Kennedy Center
• Funeral of Wisconsin boy who killed himself is held
• 2 NATO service members die when Taliban blows himself up
• Nigerian soldiers are accused by activist of killing civilians
• Perdue faces similar circumstances as Hunt
• Imagination is the only limit in temple's latke cook-off
• Plouff sees blue-light campaign grow
• Buying blue lights
• yule tide
• Woman takes up cause of Zahra, those like her
• SBI probes fatal shooting by Salisbury officer
• Veteran official leaving
• Kaplan says it's been very good
• Green's assistant has her hands full arranging for visit
• Heavy floods may put Venezuela vote at risk
• Who gets to attend?
• Israeli officials criticized for handling of forest fire
• Logistics of president's visit
• Man, 87, aims for 60 years of duty
• Regional Briefs
• Electric cars to be slow arriving
• 17 die in Haiti truck accident
• Father says 2 children are dead
• Israel says fires not arson
• Holiday Craze: Simple steps will keep lawyers away
• Obama praises S. Korea pact
• Abbas threatens to end rule
• 2 die in emergency landing
• Police arrive at Easter Island
• 2 claim Ivory Coast presidency
• Corporations just as vulnerable to WikiLeaks as governments, experts say
• Snow arrives just before Christmas Parade
• Two N.C. women take part in the largest all-woman skydiving formation RECORD JUMP
• 4 friends: Winter Wonderettes shines
• Jobless homeowners to get help
• NAACP calls for changes in school
• WOW! Tree adds to holiday glow
• Murder defendant can't recall shooting
• Regional Briefs
• Stepmom makes deal
• Former deputies want law changed
• Safe Celebrating
• Army, Marine chiefs oppose open service
• Group denies role in dispute
• Obama grants pardons to 9 who righted lives
• N.C. family sues TSA over airport screening methods
• Red Cross bars blood of 'fatigue' patients
• Grand jury calls heiress's kin
• WikiLeaks loses sites but gains new ones
• Hillary Clinton rules out bid for elective office
• Gain on Pain: Findings may help reduce disabling injuries
• Park proposal upsets Ashe
• 4 nations help Israel battle deadly wildfire
• Beech Mountain ski resort to open this weekend
• Forsyth County Hall of Justice reopened after bomb threat
• Forsyth County man killed when motorcycle collides with Jeep
• Remembering Zahra: Modest crowd, calling for heavenly reward and earthly justice, attends memorial for girl
• UNCSA trustees OK rise in fees
• Defendant fired fatal shots, his friend testifies
• Israel asks for international help to fight its biggest-ever forest fire
• Oil leak likely cause of jet's engine trouble
• In protest, D.C. gallery showing video removed by Smithsonian
• McCain leads Senate opposition to latest study on gays in military
• White separatist removes snowman after visit from law enforcement
• Fewer layoffs, solid retail sales hint at growth
• Edwards' former aides called before grand jury
• Regional Briefs
• Kathryn Crosby injured in fatal crash
• Alcoa lawyers study options after loss of certificate
• Forsyth Tech is in the spotlight
• Police searching for man in armed robbery of store
• House votes to censure Rangel
• Land trust protects tract on Little Yellow Mountain in Avery County
• Universe may contain 300 sextillion stars, two researchers suggest
• WikiLeaks works to remain on Web, post more diplomatic documents
• Obama, Powell rally support for nuclear treaty with Russia
• Documents break down details of aid to U.S. and foreign banks
• Lee Harvey Oswald's original coffin, embalming equipment up for sale
• GOP blocks legislation on more school meals
• Tension at health department
• Ex-state Sen. Garwood dies
• ASU student lied about kidnapping, officials say
• Man was belligerent, officer says
• SBI lab: DNA matched Zahra's
• Wilkes journalist Hubbard dies
• Dow up 2.3% amid good signs
• Obama plans visit to FTCC
• State revokes Alcoa's certificate to run
• Administration: No drilling off East Coast
• Shooting of ASU student was hoax, authorities say
• State revokes key certificate for Alcoa Power Generating Inc.
• Cases of sexually transmitted diseases down in Forsyth County
• Cleanup continues after overnight storms
• More than 2,100 in Forsyth without power
• Televangelist admits to affair to thwart would-be extortionists
• 15-year-old who held students hostage dies of self-inflicted wound
• Congress passes bill to settle rights claims
• Airlines now send passenger information to government
• ABC won't sell 95% grain alcohol
• Senators pushing their goals in short session
• America must find solutions to inequality and instability, Clinton says
• Grandmother throws 21/2 year-old granddaughter to her death
• Senate votes to keep allowing earmarks, but margin is slimmer
• Plyler drawing the ire of GOP
• Trial starts in '08 killing
• King flag proposal is online
• In effect: Take a minute to check license-plate frame
• Zahra case's new horror
• More storms rake through central Mississippi after deadly tornadoes
• Sweepstakes businesses likely to close today
• Father of three missing boys is charged with kidnapping
• Debt panel lacks support
• Iran's president blames Israel, U.S. for attacks that killed scientist
• U.S., others balk at China invitation to meet with North Korea
• Entrapment not a defense in case of Oregon bombing plot, Holder says
• Congress delays cuts in Medicare payments
• Star Wars, Bond movie director Kershner dies at 87 of lung cancer
• Student gunman shoots self after standoff; no other injuries reported
• Woman survives mysterious shooting
• N.C. gets 'D' in charters
• 2 courts uphold ban on game machines
• Questions swirling about ASU student
• Trial starts in '08 killing
• Friends, family, colleagues turn out to give sheriff sendoff as he retires after 20 years
• Park plan relies on public input
• Authorities cracking down on Internet counterfeiters
• Wal-Mart buying African giant
• NC sweepstakes ban largely upheld before start
• Turkish merchant ship foils an attack by Somali pirates
• Cases dropped after officers' misconduct
• Nurse group is on a mission
• Wild ginseng poaching an increasing problem
• Gunmen kill local official, two relatives, in Afghanistan
• Saudi king is walking again after back surgery in New York
• Three missing boys sought after father tries to hang himself
• U.S. troops kill Iraqi worker who ignored their signals
• Suspected leaders of drug gang seized
• Targets of drone attack in Pakistan were not hurt
• Egyptian elections protested; widespread fraud is alleged
• Blair says Israel must relax its blockade of Gaza Strip
• Chavez raises possibility of putting Citgo on market
• King expected to post flag policy on Net
• Program keeps seniors active to help prevent dangerous falls
• Man charged after opium, pills confiscated
• Power users get data on neighbors
• Time to Plug In: As more electric vehicles come on line, utilities are excited and worried
• Zahra Baker service to be held Thursday
• Man-about-town Jeff Smith rolls with the punches of 2 chronic neurological disorders
• Local writer has his own ideas on marketing his children's books
• GOP to tackle budget first
• Regional Briefs
• ASU student says he was shot, kidnapped
• Peruvians are an unhappy lot, low-rated president proclaims
• Man arrested trying to hijack plane carrying Iranian leaders
• Thousands protest imminent Ireland loan
• Man charged in Ohio in murder of woman and her 2 children
• Willie Nelson arrested on bus when border patrol finds pot
• Pope calls for more respect for life at its earliest stages
• Three hikers in northern Italy are killed by an avalanche
• Russian-made plane crashes in Pakistani residential area
• Bernanke and the Fed are pushing back
• West Salem gets 'Smart Policing'
• Every day brings Little Miracles
• Prince Chunk, renowned fat cat, dies of heart ailment; he was 10
• World Briefs
• Renewed violence and lack of jobs prompt another exodus from Iraq
• Brazilian authorities take control of gang-ridden slum complex
• Report: Proposal would slow costs of Social Security disability benefits
• Is legal scrutiny hurting Dems?
• Hands in Service: Fayetteville park to honor vets across the state
• Stocks fall on fears over Europe, Koreas
• Hershey sues over packaging
• Insider-trading probe may lead to even bigger case
• Regional Briefs
• Obama needs stitches after being hit during hoops game
• Salem teaches what it practices
• Justice Department investigates claim
• Woman files suit in son's '08 death
• Salvation Army provides holiday meals
• College student's funeral Saturday
• BLACK FRIDAY: The spend-all and the be-all
• Some prefer to shop on Thanksgiving Day
• Reform of tax law not likely
• 3 teens lost in Pacific, presumed dead, are rescued by fishing boat
• U.S. war in Afghanistan matches that of Soviet Union in duration
• Dinosaur extinction made way for mammals to grow much larger
• Obama gives thanks to members of armed services, dines with family
• Al-Maliki must now pick cabinet to prepare Iraq for U.S. pullout
• KKR, two other firms to get Del Monte Foods
• USDA to sift public data
• High Point officer will not be charged over accident
• BP executive in Gulf one of 3 killed in plane crash off Florida coast
• Alaska land declared 'critical' for polar bears
• Mexico's federal police announce capture of drug gang's new leader
• Swaying bridge likely led to panic that killed 350 people in Cambodia
• Second huge blast ends any hope of saving 29 miners in New Zealand
• Electrical fire causes $190,000 damage to house
• Drugs' trials raising hopes
• First arrest made in latest insider-trading crackdown
• Jury awards $12.8M in bone-drug lawsuit
• 600 attend Jacob Carroll's funeral and burial with military honors
• Vague statute helped Easley
• Three-year-old girl gets credit for saving her ill mother's life by calling 911
• Obama orders review of standards for using human subjects in research
• Triad soldier laid to rest
• Airport lines move smoothly despite threats of protest
• Brady Provides Scholarship for Forsyth County High School Senior
• Southbound Railway filled important role in putting Winston-Salem on the map
• Royal wedding date set for April 29 in historic Westminster Abbey
• Prosecutors: Human jawbone found on Aruba beach is not Holloway's
• Priest charged with hiring man to kill teen who had accused him of abuse
• Arts professor has digital camera implanted in the back of his head
• Vatican's shift on use of condoms spurs talk
• U.K. continues raising restrictions on immigration of non-Europeans
• Soldier's funeral is today
• Fed dials back '11 predictions
• King's flag compromise running into opposition
• Holiday travelers expected to drive this week, not fly
• Corrections - November 24, 2010
• Lexington man faces sex-offense charges
• Folwell talks about GOP's aims for next legislative session
• Pool rehab has to wait
• Business Briefs: Tyson Foods turns a profit in its fourth quarter
• EPA steps up work to clean up orchard
• Number of hate-crime incidents fell in '09 to 6,604, from 7,783 in '08
• Defendant in Levy murder case is found guilty; sentencing Feb. 11
• At least 345 are killed in stampede during celebration in Cambodia
• Rule: Larger part of health premiums should go to actual medical care
• Federal regulators investigate glasses
• Easley to get plea deal
• Netflix's new plan has no DVDs
• Financial firms raided
• Lawyer in fraud case convicted
• Man dies after shooting himself
• Teacher and assistant teacher at Moore Elementary School suspended with pay after allegation
• Improvements to Tanglewood Pool delayed until after 2011 season
• Pentagon's top leaders urge Congress to act on gay repeal
• Shuler urges party to be more centrist
• Bicycle Man a bit behind last year's bike giveaway
• City will see plan
• Woman in video makes plea deal
• Cement plant opponents get $1.13 million to help in fight
• Plane headed for Moscow has problems with engine
• Iran sets Feb. 6 trial date for three American hikers
• Buffet says rich should pay more and their tax cuts should expire
• St. Louis most dangerous city, study finds, topping Camden
• 23 die in fighting in Somalia; battles are still going on
• Largest satellite in world is launched by Air Force
• Toxic gases keep rescuers from 29 New Zealand miners
• 7 illegally digging for gold in Suriname killed by slide
• Police arrest the husband of missing woman
• Imprisoned Playboy bunny dies at 52 of liver failure
• Hundreds dedicate Jesus statue
• Young mother and 3 children were murdered, police say
• Pros and cons of monitoring
• EYE CANDY: TREES TO DELIGHT
• Group to press for recreation center
• Spirituals sung in Old Salem recall black community in Civil War times SLAVE SONGS
• GOP gives Tillis gavel
• Innovator, advocate for blind honored
• Remote-controlled bombs kill four, wound 30 in Afghanistan
• Man is hunted in shooting of park ranger in Utah
• Little Mermaid returns home after China visit
• Former Sen. Braun announces candidacy for Chicago mayor
• U.S. gives Israelis a guarantee to accept a building moratorium
• Rescuers will test for gas levels near 29 men trapped in coal mine
• Two who won appeals
• Three Ohio victims were stabbed, dismembered, placed in hollow tree
• New destroyer named after pioneering Navy man
• A Good Scout - Historical marker to honor a founder of Boy Scouts
• Big Mama's - Business is picking up at new restaurant in Washington Park
• Gap cut in clerk's race
• Schools honor workers during Education Week
• Federal judge pleads guilty to felony drug charge, two misdemeanors
• Queen Camilla? Interview revives a sensitive issue for the British
• Yale to return 4,000 items taken from Machu Picchu, Peru says
• Legislation banning 'crush' videos goes to Obama for signature
• 9/11 workers approve $625 million settlement
• BLM admits it failed to monitor off-road race at which 8 died
• Death for Hartford - Convicted killer shows no emotion
• Pardoned Thanksgiving turkey will end up at new place of abode
• State and Local Briefs - GOP to pick speaker candidate
• Timothy Hartford sentenced to death
• Report: 'Application inflation' most prevalent at selective colleges
• Bernanke says more stimulus aid needed
• SPELLBINDING: Midnight showings of latest Harry Potter movie draw well
• GM returns to stock market, closes slightly higher than target price
• Instructor quits over liaison
• Archdale vigil honors soldier killed by bomber
• Hartford jury's inquiry could indicate split on punishment
• 9 fired at state-run home for disabled
• Dead girl's parents miss court in unrelated cases
• Berger picked by GOP for N.C. Senate's top job
• Stossel sees flaws in bill
• President Obama urges ratification of nuclear-weapons deal with Russia
• Jawbone with tooth being examined to see if it might be missing teen
• Outcome of suspected terrorist's trial in New York rekindles debate
• Medal of Freedom winners
• Poet, investor, athletes among medal winners
• Corrections - November 18, 2010
• Deputy out on leave after arrest in assault
• Report: Enrollment formula needs work
• Zahra's father says he had nothing to do with death
• Clerk of court candidate protests election results
• Hagan amendment to food-safety bill aims to protect Piedmont's small farms
• Small investors unlikely to get access to GM's IPO
• Man linked to road-rage incident is charged again
• Winston-Salem soldier laid to rest in Arlington National Cemetery
• Task force urges shifting oversight of health plan
• Business Calendar
• Corrections - November 17, 2010
• Low-price Medicare plan draws criticism
• Crowds pay respects to a life over too soon
• Decision is now up to jury
• Martin gets key honor
• Two die in wrecks on I-77
• City wants site clean
• Bush, Cheney appear at library groundbreaking
• Catholic bishops elect conservative leader
• Obama awards Medal of Honor
• Suspect arrested in Detroit
• Stock slide reaches fourth day
• Jury begins deliberating fate of Hartford in double-murder trial
• Triad soldier died in suicide bomber attack
• Carbon monoxide sends 5 to hospital
• No charges yet in death
• Road rage on I-40
• Davie official steps down
• N.C. Senate to be led by Democrat
• Schools to offer Microsoft training
• Postal service wants extension
• Facebook eying life after e-mail
• Lowe's profits show spark
• Volunteers working on Mountains-to-Sea Trail Inch by Inch
• Triad soldier killed in Afghanistan, Defense Department says
• Soldier from Clemmons killed in Afghanistan, Defense Department says
• Confederate soldier gets home-graveyard ceremony
• Winston-Salem native doesn't win but gets to play finale of 'Fantasy Camp'
• Somali pirates release couple taken last year
• Unreported shooting leads to nightclub losing liquor permits
• Groups ask state for money for park land
• N.C., S.C. are closer to water resolution
• Ousted sheriff-elect, team sworn in by other county
• Delayed link from West Clemmonsville to Peters Creek Parkway heads to completion
• Zahra's mother praises locals
• Israel brings Washington plan for peace talks to its Cabinet
• Girl, one of four missing in Ohio, found in basement of house
• Man declared legally dead arrested in kidnapping of girl
• Daughter of murdered man, two other suspects charged
• Blast at resort hotel in Mexico leaves 7 dead and 15 injured
• Man arrested after hitting motorcycle group, killing 5
• Caffeinated alcoholic drink won't be shipped to New York
• Sarkozy reshuffles his Cabinet, making ex-prime minister No. 2
• Condos go for nearly half
• Nigerian civilians warned by military to get out of militant areas
• Emanuel announces his plans to run for mayor of Chicago
• French prime minister resigns along with his whole government
• Suspected U.S. missile kills five at Pakistan Taliban stronghold
• U.S. offers Israel incentives to reinstate building moratorium
• No rules: Theater company returns for Charlie Brown musical
• Pelosi to offer No. 3 party spot in House to Clyburn of South Carolina
• Daughter of stabbing victim is one of three in custody in attack
• Man charged in incident where gun was fired outside Taco Bell
• Checklist on infant-death investigation dropped
• Family Tradition
• Thousands protest Morocco's crackdown
• Hacker sentenced to custody, probation
• Postal Service reports $8.5 billion loss for year
• Pro-democracy leader in Myanmar to be freed
• GOP's Steele will have competition for post
• House Republicans ready to ban earmarks
• Man's fate in jury's hands - They will choose life or death in Hartford's capital-murder case
• Ardmore post office gets reprieve of 6 months
• State and Local Briefs: Owner quiet about closing of Club Odyssey nightclub
• N.C. ski resorts attract money
• Contaminated Church Land? Anonymous letters to media say that Calvary's members, volunteers at risk
• Polston to press plea challenging vote totals
• Curtis Swisher gets Kernersville service award
• Police confirm death of missing girl
• Corrections - November 12, 2010
• Schatzman requests a ticket
• Big Turnout Honors Vets
• Obama: If North Korea serious, U.S. willing to restart disarmament talks
• DNA test of hair raises questions about guilt of executed Texas man
• Mortgage rates fall, but few people buying
• Iraq parliament agrees on who will serve in top leadership roles
• At least 18 dead after militants attack police station in Karachi
• Port a welcome sight for passengers aboard crippled cruise ship Splendor
• Brown is retiring after 69 years of service
• SBI presses ahead in school probe
• Elderly are often targets for fraud
• Remains could be Zahra's
• Hartford penalty phase to start
• Is N.C. now ripe for gay-marriage vote?
• Country Music Association names Brad Paisley as entertainer of year
• GOP opponents of RNC chairman actively recruiting a challenger
• Cruise-ship passengers make best of it as tugs take her back to U.S.
• Opposition to Pelosi as House's top Democrat coming to surface
• Veterans Day parades
• Friends act on educator's peace message
• Schatzman won't face charges
• Schatzman asks to be charged in traffic accident
• Agriculture chief refuses to follow Perdue request
• Hartford jurors say he is guilty
• Immigrants push for DREAM education
• British police give new facts in mail-bomb plot
• Administration faces criticism from scientists over oil spill
• Singapore Airlines grounds three A380 jets over engine problems
• Kernersville leader Swisher dies
• Spokesman: Perdue will run in 2012
• Sunnyside receives $10,000
• Stokes approves money for schools
• Limit flags, group says
• Opposition to Yadkin River greenway pops up among nearby landowners
• Analysts: Experience with Dell may color Caterpillar project a while
• Hartford doesn't take stand in murder trial
• Police say Schatzman will not face charges for running red light, causing accident
• Basnight decides to back Garrou
• Board tells Davis to go
• Provisional, absentee votes do not change race results
• Bound for a super time in Atlanta
• Davidson board OKs incentives to lure plant
• Schatzman 'apologetic' after wreck
• Toxic plume of chromium polluting wells near California desert town
• Alaska begins examination of write-in ballots in Senate race
• U.S. training Mexicans fighting drug cartels
• Collapse of Pompeii house points to neglect of world's ancient wonders
• Afghanistan security training proceeds despite some setbacks
• Ethnic rebels, Myanmar troops battle after national elections
• Jury decides on death penalty for man who killed woman, 2 girls
• Italy plans to prosecute American on charges of slander of police
• Smart tells jury about kidnapping
• Interest high in condo auction
• DA asks state to hurry tests for missing girl
• Agency plans to blow up dead trees with duct tape, explosives
• Cholera appears to be a threat to Haiti capital
• Corrections - November 9, 2010
• Witness tells police that Schatzman ran red light and struck pickup; no injuries or charges in mid-afternoon collision
• Paperwork mistake may delay trial
• Doctor: Shooter lost all control
• Grants to encourage use of AmeriCorps
• South Korea drops requirement that North apologize for ship sinking
• Plyler calling for a block
• Zahra's dad moves out of home after being evicted
• Duke aims to make neighborhood healthier
• Vacancies up in area stores
• First taste of winter gives way to warmth
• Police Briefs: Police look into report of rape at downtown bar
• Canada to consider proposal to keep troops in Afghanistan
• American drones in Pakistan kill 14 suspected militants
• Amtrak train stopped by police in Los Angeles after warning
• AirTran Airways plane makes emergency landing in Memphis
• Queen Elizabeth is on Facebook but doesn't want you as friend
• Responsible Bathroom Tour Arrives in Winston-Salem to Highlight Water Conservation
• Israel to offer Lebanon proposal for withdrawal at U.N. today
• 20 killed in drug-gang violence in northern Mexican border city
• Man risks life to rescue neighbor in house fire
• Jewish presence in Arab areas of Israel aided by government
• Leaders of Iraq political blocs to meet first time since vote
• Protesters, police clash over N-fuel shipment
• Greek prime minister drops plan to hold early election
• Tropical Storm Tomas diminishes in Atlantic
• Police investigate rape of girl
• UNC weighs new policy to tie funding to results
• Victims of Nicole get $3.7 million
• 'That Part of Town' Technology-oriented magnet school struggles with a problem of racial demographics
• Demographics dilemma
• N.C. rank in Forbes did little for Dems
• Why Atkins? Students speak out
• Scouts take in fall activities at Old Salem
• First gay U.S. Episcopal bishop says he plans to retire in 2013
• Nov. 15 will be start of Hajj, Saudi Arabian high court says
• Marine Corps commandant urges delay before changing gay policy
• Bernanke defends new policy to help jump-start the economy
• Tens of thousands in Germany protest against nuclear waste
• Yemini judge orders capture of radical cleric dead or alive
• Lori Berenson to go free but must remain in Peru
• South Korean supertanker freed by pirates after ransom is paid
• Huge statue of Jesus rises over small town in Poland
• Officer's sentence was too light, family says
• Surry wine center opens
• Democratic precincts see drop
• Top contributors by zip code
• Top contributors by county
• Closing of Dix hospital on track
• ZIP code leads state in political donations
• Judge bans accused's father from courtroom
• State Briefs: More snow for Ashe, Watauga
• Crash in Cuba killed all 68 people on plane
• Flooding from Tomas kills at least 4 in Haiti
• Annual luncheon honors teachers, staff members of Forsyth County's four traditionally black high schools
• Shopping center opening in Mount Airy
• Two games inducted into toy hall of fame
• Reputed Gulf cartel boss dies in gunbattle
• Couple planned to rob
• Triad VisionWalk has goal in sight
• Beet juice helps brain health in older adults
• 2 candidates advance in instant-runoff vote
• Smoking rates vary, depending on effectiveness of state programs
• Three carriers suspend Airbus A380 flights after engine blows apart
• No word on survivors from Cuban air crash
• Death toll from Indonesian volcano climbs to 92 after latest eruption
• Winston-Salem couple win $3M in lottery
• Corrections - November 5, 2010
• DOT to 'make it right' for damaged church
• Shuler would challenge Pelosi for House leadership post
• Pelosi will seek to retain House leadership post
• Group aims to advocate for two state parks
• WOMAN TO WOMAN: Group continues to help
• Man agrees to plead guilty to second-degree murder
• Citizens share ideas on trash
• Bone could be linked to Zahra Baker case
• Gun used to kill volunteer was stolen, man testifies
• Final tally could affect 2 races
• N.C. joins many state legislative chambers in power shift
• To our readers
• DeLay was driving force behind PAC, prosecutors imply to jury
• NASA again delays final launch of space shuttle Discovery
• San Francisco approves legislation limiting toys in children's meals
• Voters approve $40M in bonds for library work
• Stokes voters choose Marshall
• Aromatherapy product being used as a drug, police chief says
• Computer glitches lead to voting delays
• Obama signals compromise with GOP on tax cuts
• Murder suspect was noticed in area earlier
• Five founding members of Women's Fund honored at luncheon
• Schatzman wins third term as Forsyth sheriff
• Appeals-court incumbents appear safe
• Corrections - November 3, 2010
• Police chief to talk about dangers of synthetic pot
• Man offers Elisa Baker letters for sale
• Arlington to hold guard who loved it
• Paperwork omission delays trial
• Authorities investigate Coast Guard shooting
• Whiteheart tops Kaplan for Forsyth board
• State Briefs: Ex-coach arrested for drinking at game
• Parkway to close segment
• Lawyers spar over jury in 2009 fatality
• Yadkin greenway plan opposed
• Early voting in Forsyth County shows leads for incumbent legislators
• Early voting results show most incumbents leading in Winston-Salem/Forsyth County school board race
• Watt wins 10th term in House
• Prosthetic leg was Zahra's, police say
• Corrections - November 2, 2010
• Victim recalls being shot
• Big winner listened to her dreams
• King council OKs a limited display
• Early voting numbers could point to higher-than-usual turnout in Forsyth County for mid-term election
• Davidson County Paranormal Society
• Searching for Zahra: Stepmother abused her, neighbors say
• Local Briefs: Man dies after mo-ped he's riding runs off road, hits tree
• Developer, Davis, city stalled
• Social media a new tool
• Democrats answer GOP surge in early voting
• Ruling party candidate called winner in Brazil in exit polls
• Plane missing with 4 on board in the mountains of Wyoming
• Suspect in police officer death kills girlfriend and then himself
• Businessman keeps activists at Central Park out of the rain
• Judge orders warning
• Regional Briefs: 102 grants to go out
• Rally to Restore Sanity goes off without a hitch, goers say
• Cross in memorial important to resident
• Love it or leave it, Vietnam vet says
• It's about country, not religion, vet says
• Boles: 'Some are going overboard'
• King expected to make decision about flag at meeting Monday
• Practical solution respects all sides
• Missing girl did not want to leave Australia
• 'Fight like a Christian, but fight with love'
• Carver grad killed in war
• Views on flag vary widely church to church
• excel: Play has consistently good acting
• Existing-home sales fall again
• UPDATE: Forsyth County tornado watch expired
• Home sales
• Army says tests find nothing to link housing, infant deaths
• Jobless rate in Triad drops below 10 percent in September for first time since December 2008
• Clergy gather to discuss common issues
• Obama: Terror explosives found, bound for US
• Gifts: Shoppers can get early start
• Clinton refutes report he asked Democratic candidate to withdraw
• Stokes sheriff's race shifts gears
• Tonic, bar on Fourth Street, closes
• Clue found in hunt for girl
• Perdue names new leader of patrol
• Illinois trucking company had history of violations
• Tabor upset with NAACP over flier
• Five Triad communities receiving federal grants
• A Rally for 'Sanity'
• Weather service confirms tornado struck Stokes County Tuesday
• One penny at a time
• WFDD: NPR made decision
• 2 candidates for state Senate put jobs at No. 1
• Floods close soccer fields
• Auto restorer works his magic on 1977 car given to man by Elvis Presley
• Corrections - October 27, 2010
• Alcoa bond dropped to $80M
• Severe storms cause damage across region
• Winston-Salem man charged in shootings
• King council meets but takes no action on flag
• Corrections - October 29, 2010
• E-mail containing political community sent to local school employees in violation of policy
• Pilot Mountain man, 76, killed in head-on collision
• Ashbrook High grieves loss
• Grilled Asparagus closes
• Bank again taking homes
• Body of climber in Colorado flown out of the backcountry
• Pilot making practice landing crashes, killing a passenger
• Two killed when commercial bus drifts off a highway in Arizona
• After '98 tornado, Rockingham is 'StormReady'
• Longtime CROP walker says it's about fighting hunger, mothers feeding children
• Promotions followed complaint, papers show
• Man robs drugstore of drugs
• Baltimore police detective killed in dispute over parking space
• Obama economist will leave post next month for academia
• Support for whirligig park helps put project in motion
• More senior citizens struggling to make ends meet
• Blackbeard's ship yields artifact
• Resources for seniors
• Big Shotz to open Statesville restaurant
• Man with cerebral palsy told that he is too disabled to fly alone
• Seasonal hiring
• Social Security and senior citizens
• Applying for mortgage help
• N.C. program is aimed at helping them avoid foreclosure
• Store staff saw missing girl about 2 weeks ago
• Icon of beach music dies at 69
• A little food for thought
• Community Bulletin Board
• North Carolina's Public Records Law
• Joines to talk with Dash
• Midwives from Ghana visit Winston-Salem to observe and learn new skills to take back home
• WFU picks new finance VP
• Dash info called trade secret
• Clues sought at girl's home
• Huckabee discusses God and the U.S.
• WFU professor named to panel
• Tyler Perry cancels show in Greensboro
• Hanesbrands to donate 11 truckloads for sale
• Transportation agency to get $1.6M grant
• Friends say missing girl was happy in Australia
• Man found guilty of N.C. death
• Community Bulletin Board
• Jobs key topic this election
• Robber sentenced to 62 years in prison
• Group delivers message
• Six counties eligible for aid after flooding
• WinstonNet receives second major grant to offer free computer training
• Equality North Carolina plans to deliver empty 'Fruit Loops' boxes to Rep. Larry Brown in protest of his remarks
• Lab gets new interim chief
• Different takes on Forsyth issues
• Senate candidates debate financial-system bailout
• Don't wait for stroke care
• State wants death in trial
• Early voting, a hit in '08, starts today
• Police continue search for girl
• Early voting to begin Thursday at Board of Elections office in Winston-Salem; regional sites to open Oct. 25
• The History Of Old Salem And Salem College Portrayed in Vintage Postcards
• Two charged in Surry thefts
• Commissioner candidates discuss spending, prayer
• Kennedy, Foxx trade barbs over education, immigration, economy
• Folks upset to lose Ardmore post office
• Couple see dream begin to come true of building place for visiting patients, families
• Board approves school names
• DOT gets feedback on Business 40 plan
• Volunteers needed to plant trees
• Ground broken on house for family members of those receiving treatments at local hospitals
• Revised Heart of Triad plan OK'd
• Corrections - October 12, 2010
• Democrats didn't cause current problems, Watt says
• Panel gives three ideas
• Senate candidates debate issues
• Kernersville man charged after crash in which his passenger is critically injured
• Teenager with nose piercing allowed back in school
• 6 running for seats in at-large district
• Reported bomb in Los Angeles turns out to be firecracker
• U.S. will not appeal ruling by judge in Guantanamo case
• Diggs Gallery at WSSU continues its role as a center for community
• WSPD officers who died on duty
• Mother of missing girl, 10, is arrested
• Police to honor officers who died in line of duty on death anniversaries
• 11_corrections.xml NO HEADLINE
• Private group supports bonds for libraries
• 8 suspects in gay tortures arraigned in New York court
• Google road-testing car that has no human driver
• Regional Briefs - Davidson emergency official accused of stealing
• School board, at-large Robert Barr
• 8th suspect is in custody in NYC gang gay tortures
• 2 national park rangers die in small-plane crash in Utah
• Young people hospitalized after overdosing at party
• Man who killed 3 when 14 in 2004 freed from detention
• 2 Utah teens hit by lightning at school are getting better
• Effort aims to highlight BP spill
• Burr Holds Edge - Marshall camp says voters will decide late
• Lewisville dedicates its newest public park
• College faculty offered buyout
• Well-loved bar owner dies at 86
• Dream Machine: One-of-a-kind chopper
• Regional Briefs - Grant to aid home health care
• Court OKs offender tracking
• Chief: It isn't about blame
• He's now more than 210 pounds lighter
• Drill breaks through to trapped miners
• WSSU gets grant for its Enterprise Center
• Grade tests still in place
• History relived
• Little effect 'in the short term'
• Older adults find welcome activities, companionship at Shepherd's Center
• Registration to vote Election Day is today at 5 p.m.; early voting still possible for those who miss deadline
• Abbitt again says he's not guilty of accusation
• Duke grad's 'thesis' on sex exploits goes viral
• Panel is critical of SBI agent
• A STAR IN CLASS: Local students get a treat
• Rural Hall native runs sweet business
• Corrections - October 8, 2010
• Center Marking 25th Birthday Older adults find welcome activities, companionship at Shepherd's Center
• Revolutionary War figure to get a tribute Saturday
• Edwards attorney confirms subpoenas
• Suspect in death held without bond
• Economy on the minds of Davidson candidates
• Rape case takes twist
• Two men charged in death of man found at Yadkin park
• Gay-rights activists plan cereal campaign
• Corrections - October 7, 2010
• Hutchens' wife still adjusting to new life
• Group upset about e-mail
• Schatzman, Herron face off for sheriff in Forsyth
• Teen accused of sex offenses
• Reorganization plans are close to complete
• Officer remembers his slain colleague on anniversary of shootout
• Woman charged in fatal mo-ped collision arrested with help of a neighbor's dog
• Gay-rights group to target Rep. Brown in campaign in response to email remarks
• Corrections - October 6, 2010
• Torrent of toxic sludge threatens the Danube
• Spotlight on community colleges
• Voters get say in felon law
• Officials checking rain, flood damage
• Group targets two top Democrats in legislature
• Company must put an end to claims
• Trash or treasure? Cary holds appraisal fair
• Remembrance of Fairs Past: The Journal wants to hear from you!
• Carl Crothers, executive editor, to leave
• E-mail sent from Rep. Larry Brown's account uses questionable language on invitation to event
• 20 raise flag issue
• City OKs zoning changes
• Corrections - October 5, 2010
• Jim Black leaves federal prison
• Script Donations targeted for renovation of Elkin movie house are stolen
• Police: 21st St. ranking undeserved
• Students dance the way to social skills
• Police Briefs - Suicide found to be a homicide
• 1 arrested, 2 sought in robbery
• Rutgers has vigil for student suicide victim
• Emanuel says he will run for mayor
• Out there: Big blue light, orange orbs spotted
• Agricadabra! - Magician much more than a fair teacher
• New flood damage a reminder of Floyd
• Executive Editor Carl Crothers leaving Journal
• $120.9 million to aid N.C. mortgages
• Missing balloonists dampen mood at international fiesta
• Liberal groups march to support Democrats
• Congressional-race ads sharply down in N.C.
• Parents wonder if knowing allegations about teacher might have made difference
• Grants go for Alzheimer's
• Would-be robber gets away empty-handed
• I-85/N.C. 150 ramp to be closed
• Plane drops refueling hose on house in San Diego, Calif.
• Body of woman found in N.Y.; death attributed to rainstorms
• 22 men kidnapped in Mexico in the resort city of Acapulco
• Rivers are still rising
• All You Can Eat
• Man hurt when deputy's car hits him
• N.C. will stop effort to recoup $28 million
• Family sues over death
• SBI will investigate Perdue's campaign flights
• New chief of staff hits ground running
• Jobless agency plans waivers
• Sheriff's deputy hits man with car in downtown Winston-Salem
• SBI opens investigation into Perdue's campaign flights
• Thousands expected for football game, fair
• Luxury condominiums to be auctioned in November
• WFU player pleads guilty
• Assets of two men frozen
• BYE TO DRY? How much did rain help?
• Downpours soak N.C., East Coast
• Forsyth County spared worst of rain and flooding; drought situation improving
• Google hears users, allows inbox resorting
• Fed officials disagree on relief plan
• AirTran customers prepare for changes
• Lottery money spread around
• 'Flower' laid to rest
• Judge seals details around seizure of Chinqua Penn
• Teen kills self after webcast; death called a hate crime
• Flash floods possible across Triad
• 'Extraordinary' Tale of Bravery
• Existing-home sales down from '09
• McLeod Bryan, civil-rights activist, WFU professor dies
• Land-trust coalition says it will pass goal
• Census shows, agencies know: Poverty is up
• Researcher regrets use of slides in presentation
• Marchers point to 48 infant deaths last year
• Head of Wal-Mart tells WFU audience of plans for growth over next 20 years
• Island is now cleanup target
• Walgreen news aids stocks rally
• Crash kills mother, injures son in Wilkes County
• Transportation chief vows help
• Error by state puts jobless in pickle
• County postpones decision on recycling
• Outer Banks' wild horses losing battle with development for space
• Police look for robber
• Regional Briefs: Wake Forest to begin study in Latin America
• County to give $150K to Pepsi
• Drug by Duke researcher makes it to market
• GOP pledging change if it gets control of state
• This melon is truly a big 'un: A lot of water fattened up this winner
• Rain helps with area's moderate drought
• Women's groups battle sexism in politics
• Teach better, states told
• The Fiesta returns; Middle Eastern Christian Festival celebrates 4th year in Kernersville
• Guilty plea in May killing
• Democrats promise tax cuts but not until after elections
• Forsyth ranks 27th in after-school care
• Plane crash-lands in New York but no passengers are injured
• Census report shows poverty up in Forsyth County in 2009; one out of six now in poverty
• Descendants of 1st black doctor gather at his N.Y. gravesite
• Federal agents seize Chinqua Penn Plantation
• People with ties to Wiley share their memories at anniversary celebration
• Rain helps with area's moderate drought
• 1,660 enter benefit bike ride
• Man, 71, faces sex charges
• Rain soaks, cools Triad
• Fort Bragg allows Christian event
• Sign testing nearly done
• Yards, yard-maintenance workers suffer as area enters sixth week without rain
• Battle for control of Yadkin dams at critical point
• Teenager convicted of murder
• Driver charged with DWI in collision with ambulance
• DEA collects unneeded drugs
• More rain expected by tonight; could ease moderate drought conditions
• Theft leaves students at a loss
• Applications testing limits of program
• Carter High School principal says shared campus helps students of both schools
• New wave rocks GOP
• Origin of SBI probe found
• Sewage spills into Mount Airy streams
• Local and State Briefs - No action taken on schools' lawyer
• No resolution reached on settlement issue in Israeli-Palestinian talks
• Tropical Storm Karl in Caribbean heading toward Yucatan Peninsula
• Energy exploration slows nearly to a stop over new rules after spill
• WWII vets share their war stories
• Seminary gets papers of famed Bible scholar
• Iranians free U.S. hiker
• 11 indicted for May Day rampage in Asheville
• A winning season
• Sea burial botched as Hickory man's body resurfaces
• Egg farm knew about salmonella, probe says
• Makers of high-fructose corn syrup want to shed its unpopular image
• State gave 2,314 raises
• Democrats overcome lending-bill filibuster
• U.S. airstrikes in Pakistan hit all-time high in intensity
• U.S. plans largest-ever arms sale, to Saudis
• Pest companies keep working to rid WFU dorms of bedbugs
• Plane crash in Venezuela leaves at least 14 dead; 33 survive
• Denton man charged in alleged arson scheme
• County delays recycling vote
• Thomasville woman charged with child abduction
• Former Marine pleads guilty to killing wife
• Turnout for arts-center opening pleases group
• DOT will collect Earl-related coastal debris
• Indian military clashes with Kashmiri protesters; 15 killed
• Iran state TV says U.S. woman freed from prison
• Results show 6 schools improved
• Retail sales surge in August, suggesting late spring swoon was only temporary
• Infant found at clinic was born alive, examiner says
• Failing business led to bankruptcy
• N.C. exhibit focuses on George Washington
• Tech school worked its way into the heart of community
• Spill damage is argued
• GOP has new help in N.C.
• Fight brews over taxes
• Four Triad spots were among the 25 most-visited on educational field trips
• Era's photos carry secret
• Reynolda House Museum of American Art receives grant for website
• Police looking for driver
• State environmental officials investigating wastewater spills in Mount Airy
• Man charged in woman's death
• Forsyth Tech biotech center to collaborate with Manufacturing Institute in Washington
• 4 Triad nonprofits qualify for funding
• NATO moves to cut waste in Afghanistan
• Today
• All Eyes to the Sky
• Med students meet families of body donors
• Clinton calls peace effort a 'last chance'
• Rights museum draws mostly in-state visitors
• Perdue names Guard leader
• Police continue to seek information on infant girl whose body was found outside of Planned Parenthoo
• Local life-sciences firms eye R&D tax credit
• Two sought in hit-and-run that killed moped passenger, Wilkesboro police say
• Fans backing The Dash
• Forsyth SAT scores dip slightly
• Suspect arrested in wounding of Cleveland County deputy
• McCarthy, 'Snatchers' actor, dies at age 96
• Group gives $10M to improve digital literacy in N.C.
• Tax plan gets backing
• White House press secretary pleased with GOP support for middle class tax cuts, warns against effort
• Banks agree to new rules
• Man charged with murder in death of Winston-Salem woman
• 'Spies' may face trial
• Session unlikely to bear much fruit
• Mother of baby found at center still unknown
• Warning shots and tear gas fired to break up protest
• Trucking firm founder leaves $1.3M to NC college
• Woman riding lawn mower dies on street in Oklahoma
• Police still looking for leads as to the identity of dead infant's mother
• Copenhagen hotel blasts possibly terror related
• Community Bulletin Board
• Pakistani flood victims celebrate holiday in tents
• Crowd stays through the rain at Bookmarks Festival
• Igor is gaining strength; likely to become hurricane
• U.S. hiker caught in Iran's power struggle
• State and Local briefs
• Persistent World War II vet helped get apology
• School system policy weighed
• Tales of the River - The Yadkin has shaped many lives
• Oregon cuts payroll but gives businesses rebates
• Issue tints 9/11 rites
• About 600 attend opening of Milton Rhodes center
• Dead baby found at clinic
• Gunman in rural Kentucky kills 5, then kills himself
• Attacks in Russia leave 2 policemen dead, 5 hurt
• Greece's prime minister vows to lower corporate taxes
• 3 killed in crashes in rain-slicked roads in NC
• 100 tons of gasoline leaked into Nile from unloading barge
• NC civil rights museum won't make attendance goal
• S.C. firm hopes to doctor Pepper Building
• Gas missing odorant
• Rescuers searching for the missing Neighborhood blast, fire raise questions about gas-line safety
• WFU player faces court
• Local Briefs: Man faces several sex charges
• Local Briefs - Atkinson heads community-safety center
• Winston-Salem police investigate death of infant found at Planned Parenthood
• New pilot rules drafted
• Jordan case taken off SBI list
• Feud cited in shooting
• Obama: Politics stalling recovery
• Hiker's release delayed
• Democrats' TV ad turns Republican
• Safe Tables FDA bill draws backers; others are unconvinced
• Judge to decide if Alcoa case will go to full trial
• Gay-rights backers push Senate on 'don't ask'
• Community Bulletin Board
• Soldier will get highest honor
• Tensions are high as U.S. remembers 9/11 attacks
• Pepsi deal hits a snag
• Fire consumes at least 12 California homes
• Martin's role in reporting of cases is under fire
• Community Bulletin Board
• 170 homes lost in Colorado fire that still burns
• Bodies of swimmer, driver found in Texas
• U.S. Marines free pirated ship, arrest nine
• U.S. homegrown terrorists a threat, report says
• Traffic deaths fall to lowest levels since 1950
• In the Spotlight
• Tony Bennett tickets remain available for concert tonight
• Iran to free one of three Americans it holds
• WFU basketball player Tony Woods charged with assault
• Suspected suicide bomber kills 16 in Russia
• Judge rejects military gay ban
• 1 dead, 53 homes destroyed in California explosion
• Obama staff may have a makeover
• Judge asked for quick decision on Alcoa permit
• Ex-registrar at WFU dies
• Man killed in motorcycle crash off U.S. 52
• Stem-cell research to get funding
• Past delays acknowledged
• Revitalized Yet? Winston-Salem finds itself in the position of having too much going on
• U.S. Senate candidates in N.C. have 3 TV debates ahead
• Pastor planning to burn Quran not 'backing down'
• Obama rigid on tax-cut sunset
• Flooding shocks Texas
• Pastor cancels Quran-burning, then reconsiders
• Mexican marines arrest 7 gunmen in migrant massacre, officials say
• Fire damages home in Surry County
• Tickets for Bennett concert available
• Revitalized Yet? Winston-Salem has lots going on this weekend
• Fidel Castro says Cuba's communist economic model is not working
• Top N.C. court hears arguments on 3rd-party rules
• Pakistan acknowledges arrest of suspected bomber accomplices
• Perdue picks new National Guard adjutant general
• No physical on file for N.C. A&T student who died
• Flu shots at the ready
• State Supreme Court considers third party rules
• Sheriffs hoping for info on pills
• Funeral board to hold hearing on body left in hearse
• Probe concerns 2 schools
• New filings for jobless benefits tumble
• BP report spreads the blame for oil spill
• Woman has been lovingly feeding students of Salem College and Academy since 1960
• Community Bulletin Board
• Court rejects torture suits
• Interim director named for SBI crime lab
• Wildfire destroys 135 houses in Colorado
• Manufacturer to build new N.C. plant, add 100 jobs
• State Supreme Court hearing arguments in same-sex adoption
• Health care still an issue
• Mebane man carrying bones charged with murder
• Planned burning of Quran will endanger U.S. troops in Mideast, Petraeus says
• Sheriffs want access to prescription database
• Projects close 2 streets
• Wilkes hospital to expand
• Wednesday Calendar
• Wildfire in Colorado prompts 3,500 to flee
• Unincorporated areas of Forsyth could get curbside recycling, but there is a catch
• $8M road plan OK'd
• Downtown parking decks up for sale
• Groundbreaking for Cat plant to be Nov. 12
• Tropical Storm Hermine weakens after doing little damage in Texas
• John Lennon's killer denied parole again 30 years after singer's death
• Teacher at Wiley suspended amid allegations involving students
• Chicago Mayor Daley, 68, says he will not run for a seventh term
• Gala tickets featuring Tony Bennett concert are still available
• Kurdish Iraqi soldier fires on U.S. troops, killing 2 and wounding 9
• BP report blames itself, others for oil spill
• Some unsure about plans
• Suspension of school system's attorney stemmed from handling of complaint involving teacher at
• BP: Multiple companies, teams contributed to spill
• Governor's power to shift funds weighed
• Obama reveals $50B job bill
• Bickering, shortage of money stall work
• Two key dates coming for health-care reform
• Tropical storm heads for south Texas coast
• SBI at school headquarters this afternoon in probe involving timely reporting of potential violation
• Thomas, one of Little Rock Nine, dies of pancreatic cancer at 68
• Unifi records profit for first time in 10 years; top execs earn rewards
• High Point University growing in recession
• Corrections September 7, 2010
• Posters in North Korea promote a looming historic convention
• SBI at school headquarters this afternoon in probe involving timely reporting of potential violation
• Mount Airy business leader dies
• American Express making plans to hide in plain sight
• Attempted robbery at Syd's No. 3 -- again
• Tight races worry Dems
• Raleigh council mulls high-speed rail options
• City gains about 7,000
• Prisoner with head injuries dies in Greensboro hospital
• Optimistic report doesn't ring true
• UNCG, school partner
• Crash victim's family to keep his memory alive
• Guilford athletes on sidelines
• Recession, Hurricane Earl push people to turn their attention to Triad parks
• Raleigh weighs audit of SBI lab
• Ross seen as right person to lead UNC system
• 'Sacred' vs. City Life: Ground zero remains walled off; question arises how it will fit in
• Political cartoonist Conrad, 86, dies
• Suicide bomber hits in Russia
• UPS plane had smoke in cockpit
• Guatemala landslides kill at least 38 people
• Military base in Iraq hit again
• Community Milestones
• Taliban threaten attacks on polls
• Job seekers to discover changed scene
• Lawyer says attendant resigned
• Plane hits crowd, killing one
• SBI to look into schools
• People's Business
• On the list: tax - Obama wants bigger, permanent credits for developing business
• UNCSA police will get more space
• Blue Wonder: The 469-mile Blue Ridge Parkway officially celebrates 75 years
• Biotech group tours Forsyth
• Crisis looms in peace talks
• Aziz expects to die in prison
• Man dies in one-car accident in Forsyth
• Fat, Lazy N.C.: Owner of fitness business sets out to change Tarheels' unhealthy image
• Kate Thornton, 5-year-old girl with leukemia, dies
• Six are killed during clashes in West Darfur refugee camp
• Police: Several wounded after shooting in Durham
• Community Bulletin Board
• Ferry, yacht collide off NC's Outer Banks
• Crowds return to Outer Banks
• Police: Several wounded after shooting in NC
• Wikipedia head sees hope for news providers
• Eastern Wilkes County town of Ronda facing water shortage
• E-cigarettes drawing fire from FDA
• Police: 3 dead in shooting in coastal NC community
• A Gloomy Picture Two Muslim cameramen working for AP Television tell of their war experiences and wh
• It's Personal: Seeing stepson sentenced for assault was more than painful for Darryl Hunt
• Kabul Bank to get bailout
• Tutor probe spurs study
• Heck of a Party: Couple celebrate 70 years of marriage; secret is simple, he says: unconditional lov
• Ship pulls well valve
• High Peace Council members to be named
• Two American crew members killed in crash of UPS cargo plane
• NATO was overly optimistic in Afghanistan, general says
• Protests greet Blair while at book signing
• Store in downtown Barbados robbed and set on fire, killing six
• Death toll in Taliban attack rises; U.S. missile kills 7
• Regional Briefs: Winston-Salem man charged with robbery
• Murder trial is first to attack SBI crime lab
• Two are reported dead in crash of UPS cargo plane in Dubai
• Scientist released after scare at Miami airport
• Agreement calls for removing radioactive contamination at site
• Spiritual Oasis: Vacant lot on 25th Street is a hub for servant ministry
• DioGuardi to leave judging panel on American Idol, Fox announces
• Oil-spill investigators retrieving failed device
• Drug sales result in prison
• Fayetteville man to lead disabled veterans' group
• Man pleads guilty to arson, murder in girlfriend's death
• Suicide bombing attack kills 55 in Pakistan Fears of sectarian violence rise while country is dealin
• Families hunt for answers in Fort Bragg deaths
• Making a List: Group is tracking sexist comments about women political candidates
• OK of bill to restrict birthright unlikely
• Exam might be used as predictor
• Powerful quake strikes southern New Zealand
• Police arrest teen on burglary, robbery charges
• Bazaars in Season: Submit yours!
• Female lion at NC Zoo dies after battling cancer
• Fire at mosque site ruled deliberate
• NC comedian makes cross-country trek for homeless
• China finds appeal in abstinence effort
• Soldier from North Carolina killed in Afghanistan
• U.S. to release some aid money to Mexico
• NC rebates available for efficient appliances
• Business Briefs: Wells Fargo creates new corporate job
• Disabilty rights group to hold sessions aimed at helping it determine where to focus its efforts
• Baby-carrot farmers' starting campaign: 'Eat 'Em Like Junk Food'
• Chaplain killed in action was Army's first clergy war death since Vietnam
• Mexican soldiers kill 25 suspected drug-cartel gunmen in shootout
• Corrections September 3, 2010
• Time Warner and Disney reach deal on retransmission of cable channels
• Winston-Salem woman, 63, gets year in prison for selling drugs; told authorities she did it to suppo
• Winston-Salem chamber's group begins a blog on technology
• Hurricane Earl helps bring something Triad residents can be happy about -- cooler temperatures
• Perdue: Earl left no major N.C. damage, injuries
• Winston-Salem man pleads guilty in 2006 murder and arson; sentenced to life in prison without possib
• Police question scientist in Miami airport scare
• Blair resolute about Iraq war
• Some flooding on Outer Banks as Earl passes
• Obama weighs spur to hiring
• Man arrested after car is stolen with toddler inside
• Builders of NYC mosque face financial hurdles
• Stock futures surge after jobs report
• Uwharrie addition fills in a gap on trail
• Hearings set on money for road
• Workers pay more of health-insurance costs
• Census takers in China find that it is harder to get accurate count
• Palestinian and Israeli leaders pledge to keep peace talks going
• U.N. telecommunications chief asks BlackBerry to share customer data
• Stalled truck blocks exit ramp at U.S. 52 and Biz 40
• Krispy Kreme turns profit in 2nd quarter; remains on track for first profitable year since 2004
• More evacuations for Outer Banks ahead of Earl
• Advisers recommend hiring commander now
• Man serving life sentence pleads guilty to 2nd child killing
• Meridia's use raises questions
• Commissioners to meet at 12:30 p.m. to vote on library bonds
• Community Bulletin Board
• Police arrest 3 after standoff at scene of robbery
• Ethics panel urges further probe of 3 congressmen
• Manufacturing sector shows steady growth
• Wachovia's rescue eyed
• Speeding biggest issue near schools
• Georgia judge rules against faction that split from civil-rights group
• Change in health rule allows dogs on restaurant patios
• Congo gunmen fire on private plane carrying international aid workers
• Habitat on a grander scale
• Earl weakens but still powerful as it smacks NC
• French fast-food chain changes menu to attract Muslim customers
• Forsyth County to consider incentives of as much as $150,000 to lure Pepsi to expand locally
• Suicidal man survives 39-story jump from N.Y. apartment building
• Forsyth County sets hearing for incentives package that will be used for road in research park
• Stokes officials investigating an apparent murder-suicide </h3>
• Mariner Energy shares fall after platform blast
• Three bombs kill 25 during religious procession in Pakistan
• Oil spreading in another Gulf of Mexico rig explosion
• Ashe man convicted of beating his wife
• Men arrested in Amsterdam likely not terrorists, investigation finds
• Palestinians open fire on Israeli car on eve of new round of peace talks
• Untended properties are eyesores in Dreamland Park
• Time Warner, Disney continue talks on rights for Disney Chanel, ESPN
• Corrections September 1, 2010
• Ocracoke Island to be evacuated as Earl nears
• Fight over New York mosque about more than real estate, imam says
• Hurricane warning issued for N.C. coast
• Surgery to remove healthy ovaries benefits women with gene mutation
• U.S. manufacturing grows for 13th straight month
• Certified high-school athletics trainers
• Habitat takes on role of developer
• Findings add to Democrats' fear of losses to GOP in midterm election
• TWC, Disney channel negotiations continue
• N.C. man charged after body is found
• Mexico nabs drug lord
• Change in health rule allows dogs on restaurant patios
• Call for a halt rises
• Ocracoke Island to be evacuated as Earl nears
• Schools work out deal for trainers
• Tryout where N.C. A&T student died broke policies
• Afghans: Poison found in girls
• Army reviewing all infant deaths
• Early retirees to get help
• Obama honors troops as Iraq combat mission ends
• Debate over casino near Gettysburg battlefield divides community
• Earl's threat to East Coast grows
• SCENE AND HEARD: Owner of Lasater Mill House plans art shows, artist-residency program
• Large banks earn billions, small banks struggle
• Corrections August 31, 2010
• Work begins with giant drill to free miners trapped in Chilean mine
• Power of U.S. to heal limited
• Ranked voting will decide Court of Appeals race
• Outlet center planning to hold job fair in Mebane on Sept. 16
• Raleigh FD saving rainwater to wash trucks
• Modest gain in spending not enough
• Moratorium supported for cases tainted by SBI crime lab
• Officials urge everyone to get flu shot this year
• Gunfire, fire at mosque jar Muslim worshippers
• Alabama, Mississippi ask for more oil money
• Critics want end to death penalty
• Government proposes rating cars for fuel efficiency, gas emissions
• Kudzu no match for goat crew
• Hilton says purse in which drugs were found did not belong to her
• Judge dismisses subpoena for papers related to global-warming scientist
• Watauga voters reject sales tax increase
• North Korean president returns from not-so-secret trip to China
• Officials probe 10 infant deaths at Fort Bragg
• Israeli scientists say flint chips are oldest known disposable knife
• Moderate Muslims fearful
• Voter focus is on debt
• Earl moves toward the Caribbean, Mid-Atlantic
• Geddings works at not feeling bitter
• Longtime writer for television, 93, dies
• Keith to help DAs fight racial-bias claims
• Networks, cable take steps to end feud
• Band director who raised marching to art dies at 91
• Jogger in Davie County required multiple stitches after being bitten by dogs
• Alzheimer's cause, prevention unknown
• Stretch of Oak Summit Road to be closed Wednesday
• People's Business
• Head of Forsyth Futures to step down Oct. 1; Paez named as successor
• 7 U.S. troops killed in attacks
• Coastal residents keep wary eye on Hurricane Earl
• Students are switching from buying textbooks to renting them at savings
• Family: Man killed by train saved girlfriend
• Urban League rises as economic helper
• Cranston, Sedgwick take top drama awards
• Jordan, Bobcats make donation to Charlotte schools
• Unfinished projects litter landscape of Iraq
• Man robs store on Peters Creek Parkway
• Scars of Katrina linger 5 years on
• Stock futures dip ahead of busy data week
• Playhouse is accessible for people with disabilities
• At Home: Katrina survivor settles in Winston-Salem
• NC man shoots, wounds 2 before killing himself
• Rebuilding programs more help to the rich
• NC officials resume search for man missing on lake
• A Lot of Suds to Sample - 19,000 people attend Tanglewood beer festival featuring 40 brewers
• Authorities investigate murder-suicide in eastern NC
• Nuclear-power protesters of '70s face new challenge
• Former NC lottery chief's fraud conviction vacated
• Mission: Seeing the disaster
• Man arrested in convenience store robbery
• Obama's military savvy grows
• Floods are ironic example of Pakistan's water woes
• Mission searches for WWII remains
• Medicare to help elderly in effort to quit smoking
• Corrections
• Official blasts Karzai
• Man in critical condition after shock
• $677M verdict shocks nursing-home industry
• Two D.C. rallies call upon spirit of MLK Beck, Palin call for 'Restoring Honor' in U.S.; S
• Airport-authority chief will retire
• Racial attacks by whites emerge
• Allies repel two raids
• Community Bulletin Board
• Iraq on alert as U.S. exits
• Child's bite by bear spurs safety calls
• WSSU keeps 350 in school
• Ruling: No credits in life sentences
• Sales of existing homes fell 38% in July
• Police track cocaine shipment to Massachusetts house, arrest 1
• United-Continental union gets blessing of Justice Department
• Precious Time - Mother says she'll make sure that her child's legacy lives on
• U.N. draft report: Rwandan army killings could be termed genocide
• Ex-State Department employee accused of leaking secrets
• Cuba loosens restrictions on commerce and foreign investors
• Mexican prosecutor disappears; he was investigating massacre
• Tree Service Worker Seriously Shocked
• Applegate will resign as dean next June
• Carter delivers man freed by North Korea to family
• For some, dip in Triad jobless rate means little
• Negative political ads spread across nation
• Regional Briefs
• More flee as Pakistan floods reach new areas
• Panel to look for new lab chief
• Cap to come off of BP well
• Iowa says egg farmer is a 'habitual violator'
• Retired prof, champ race walker dies
• Violence spreads in Afghanistan
• Applegate to step down from top health sciences post
• Cary man accused in wife's death wants trial moved
• Community Bulletin Board
• Danielle to create rip currents off Carolina coast
• Judge grants woman new trial
• Ex-hockey player won't face death in N.C. killing
• Few online retailers accept N.C. amnesty deal
• Greensboro grapples with beaver problems
• Plane's tires blow out; 5 passengers go to hospital
• Ross 'knows the state,' people
• Local restaurateurs to reopen The Last Resort bar
• New road proposed
• Miners' employer nearly bankrupt
• Agency makes shift in policy
• Infrastructure in Pakistan near collapse under floods
• Roof of center is still leaking
• FAA plans fine for American Airlines
• Corrections - August 27, 2010
• Charges dropped against Blago's kin
• Man waiting for 'ghost train,' killed by real one
• Former RNC chairman says he's gay
• Economic growth slowed in the spring
• Dix transfers people, prepares to close
• Election shortcut may go statewide
• Woods' ex-wife tells People she never hit him on night of crash
• Wall-breaking to get building renovation off the ground
• U.S. attorney general during Watergate, Saxbe, dies at 94
• Medicare to cover tobacco-cessation efforts
• Snake sparks 10-hour power outage at hospital
• Small Navy drone wanders into restricted airspace from Maryland
• Food on stove ignites fire that kills S.C. mom, twins
• Audit finds state worker made bootleg DVDs at work
• Local airliner in western Congo crashes, killing 19; two survive
• Policy could force switch
• More rain threatens Pakistan as hundreds of thousands isolated
• The first day of school
• Obama to speak from Oval Office about end of combat mission in Iraq
• Miners need a trim waist
• Pastor faces deportation to Mexico
• Funeral home faces inquiry about corpse
• Lee County program will reward top grade schools
• UNC taps Triad native
• Tabor not guilty of assault
• Gang linked to massacre
• Community Bulletin Board
• National Archives to house infamous Nazi papers
• N.C. to get 'Top' cash
• WFU makes way for restaurants, development
• Vaccines could lead to better egg safety
• Attorneys to blame, man says
• Schools to end furlough days
• Restraint aided survival
• Chinese airliner crash kills 42, injures 54
• Targacept reaches rare milestone in new industry
• Little local impact likely from ruling on stem cells
• Corrections - August 25, 2010
• Report: State could save on inmate care
• NTSB releases preliminary report on Alaska crash
• 4 teens in NY hate crime stabbing face sentencing
• Police check out package outside NC tax office
• Obama 'having a great time' despite vacation rain
• Yemen group largest threat
• Hot weather aids fires in Oregon, Calif., Idaho
• Traffic jam could last weeks, Chinese say
• Gulf waste heads to landfills, some with problems
• Perdue campaign fined over flights
• Investigators of Gulf oil spill look at onshore factors as a cause
• Family property dispute apparently led to shootings that killed two
• Drop in home sales is largest on record
• 24 high-school football players suffer 'very weird' muscle damage
• Money may change plans
• Ransom reported to have been paid for two Spanish hostages' release
• Sherrod says no to new job at USDA
• Filipino police attempt to rescue hostages ends with nine dead
• Fetzer: Perdue campaign officials should testify under oath
• Schools working to wrap up construction, improvements
• Perdue campaign fined for flight reporting errors
• Corrections - August 24, 2010
• Dorothea Dix Hospital to close by end of year, officials say
• Police recover body from Fayetteville pond
• Election board to decide whether review was OK
• NCCU keeping an eye on student's outfits
• Woods' divorce becomes official
• Fayetteville police investigating shooting near university
• Alabama ammonia leak sends 120 to hospital
• Elections board meeting to review Perdue flight report
• Money may change plans
• Yadkin winery owners hoping rain stays away until grape harvest gets under way
• Marine convicted of murder
• Marshall says she would have opposed tax bill
• Man will not ask for pardon
• New York City Council to decide if Empire State Building rules skyline
• 3 dead, 4 wounded in shootout in central Virginia
• Former war pilot tells life stories
• N.C. faces $3B hole
• Geocaching catches on
• Three feet for bikes
• U.S. beyond playing combat role, general says
• Iowa businessman no stranger to violations
• Israel stakes out talk preconditions
• Blagojevich says he may run again
• Business Calendar
• Water is again running through Salem College's 19th-century cast-iron fountain
• Security-firm ban was necessary, Karzai says
• Jean to fight election decision
• Bridge inspections slow traffic on Business 40
• All 33 Chilean miners alive, president says
• Stokes County teen inmate captured after escape
• Study done for new interstate
• Vacation? Not really
• Economists: Home sales likely fell 12% in July
• Campaign's flight data finally make it to board
• Stokes County teen missing from Morganton prison
• Rallies rage for, against mosque
• Website founder in legal inquiry
• Hospital threatens county solvency
• NC man dies while tubing with family on SC lake
• New gadgets often mask park danger, rangers say
• Report: Perdue kept records on NC private flights
• Brazil drug gang holds 30 at hotel, surrenders
• 6-year-old NC boy killed by tobacco harvester
• Woman drowns in manhole during torrential rains in Springfield, Ill.
• NC police officers kill man who wouldn't drop gun
• ACLU questions 'enhanced patdown' use at Boston, Las Vegas airports
• People want to replace NC Outer Banks bridge now
• Governor candidate wants prisons to be dorms for welfare recipients
• Cops: NC woman shoots estranged husband 3 times
• Premature car-bomb explosion suspected in deaths of 10 in Somalia
• Bear that mauled man put to death
• Venezuela's Chavez takes his show off air during legislative campaign
• Diplomats will hold line in Iraq
• Result of Australian election may not be known for a week or more
• Iran touts N-plant as victory over West
• Automobile license plate agency to open on Tuesday in Clemmons
• Community Bulletin Board
• School cheers rise from 'low-performing' category
• Haiti board denies Jean's candidacy for president
• Obama tells GOP to stop barring bill to halt secret ads
• Stolen artwork retrieved at airport
• Leisure-time economist Harrison Price dies
• Guilty of 'political horse trading,' Blagojevich says in interviews
• Scathing crime lab report puts pressure on NC AG
• White House calls for Flight 103 bomber to be returned to prison
• Foxx to host public forum at Lewisville Library on federal budget
• Harvard cites prominent researcher in cases of scientific misconduct
• New state license plate agency opening in Clemmons
• Virginia lawyers make accusations of fraud in global-warming research
• Vote on library bond unsure
• World War II dive bomber recovered from bottom of California reservoir
• New rules for oil claims
• Pace's trustee cites faults
• Direct Mideast talks are back on
• Regional Briefs
• Nothing done to warn of danger zone
• Poll: Most oppose Afghan conflict
• Candidate to wrestle for support
• Bedbug victims being shunned
• Fugitive inmate, fiancee caught without shootout
• PART to open 3 new lots
• NC city gets federal grant for wireless network
• Bidders to be privy to literary john
• NC school chief: hard decision on education funds
• Revived gene causes FSHD
• Unfiled tickets in office of fired NC officer
• Iran almost ready to fire up nuclear reactor
• Andie MacDowell debuts baseball documentary in NC
• Recall of tainted eggs expanded to include second farm in Iowa
• NC man free after acquittal on murder charge
• Giuliani backs move of planned Islamic center
• DO WE PLAY? Sure, we do, city recreation director says
• Parents like school's new policy on drinking
• Phoned-in hijacking threat delays N.Y.-bound jet on tarmac for hours
• Deal for direct Israeli-Palestinian peace talks may be near, U.S. says
• Bull leaps out of ring and charges through crowd; 40 are injured
• Blue Cross says 2011 increase for individuals is lowest in 4 years
• Fidelity: 401(k) hardship withdrawals, loans up
• Endangered whooping cranes could be returned to Louisiana wetlands
• N.C. unemployment rate dropped in July
• Report outlines security lapses at Arizona prison where 3 escaped
• Fire briefly closes downtown street
• Extending Bush tax cuts would add to deficit in long run, CBO says
• Winston-Salem vehicles, surplus items to be auctioned
• Driver dead, passenger injured after car hits house
• Duke Energy backs off wind power experiment
• Shove gets man 2 years in prison
• Durham company subject of religious bias lawsuit
• Poll: 18% think that Obama is Muslim
• A&T student dies after track tryout collapse
• Relief efforts lagging locally
• Evaluations of little use, auditor says
• Community Bulletin Board
• Russia using business, diplomacy to reinvest itself in Afghanistan
• BNC Bancorp director resigns
• Charlotte looking to hire 150 teachers
• School director fired based on report
• Baby-slapping fracas on plane stirs debate
• SBI's work questioned in review
• Taxpayers to pay part of Imam's travel costs
• Special care aids in dying
• Program aims to fill jobs
• WFU targets alcohol abuse
• Five Forsyth cases included in review of SBI tests
• Troops cheer exit from Iraq
• Approval of BP and Obama's handling of oil spill improving
• Clock ticks on city and Davis Garage
• Pace of aid donations to Pakistan is insufficient, relief officials say
• Seniors will see slight increase in Medicare prescription premiums
• Woman accused of killing 2 sons is remorseful, her attorney says
• WinstonNet gets a $1M boost
• Greensboro's 'Davis Garage' depot has a happy ending
• Doctor: Skull fracture killed pregnant Marine
• S.C. mom charged in deaths of sons
• Turn down the volume or go deaf? It's possible
• Tanger building $60 million outlet center in Mebane during struggling economy
• Two telecommunication groups in Triad receive stimulus grants to extend broadband connectivity state
• Oil spill remains a 'mess'
• Durante to resign from Reynolds American board
• Model is presented for 'New East Side'
• Crime lab review finds flawed N.C. cases
• Suspect's DNA not found on crowbar
• Thomasville man held on charges of robbing elderly woman
• WFU moves up in magazine ranking
• Hagan tours Forsyth Tech welding and machining classes
• Two cases two pleas
• Eli Lilly ends work on Alzheimer's treatment
• 83 put on hold waiting for help
• Obama considers easing Cuba travel restrictions
• Accreditation agency reviewing Wake school board
• Pakistanis mob trucks carrying relief supplies
• 22 migrant workers escape house fire in western N.C.
• Doctors questioning Lou Gehrig's disease
• CIA finds tapes of 9/11 plotter's interrogation
• Regional Briefs: Storms leave up to 2 inches of rain behind
• Suicide bombing kills 51 Iraqi army applicants
• Blagojevich convicted on one of 24 counts
• Hometown hit
• Man seeks new lawyers in trooper killing case
• People still losing homes
• Abandoned lot going green
• Darryl Hunt Project for Freedom and Justice honors friends' achievements
• Federal probe of racing deaths could put limits on off-road sport
• New flooding in China kills 36, leaves 23 missing in Gansu province
• Cancer is No. 1 costliest killer in the world, cancer society says
• DeLay cleared in one case but still faces trial on charges in Texas
• Watauga has most seizures of meth labs
• Fewer Americans use routine medical care during hard times
• Bodies of two toddlers found in car in South Carolina river; mom charged
• Plane crashes on landing on island in Colombia; only 1 passenger dies
• Mexico's high court upholds law on adoptions by same-sex pairs
• Blagojevich guilty on just 1 count; feds vow retrial
• Drivers, bicyclists speak out
• Winston-Salem woman convicted of involuntary manslaughter in connection with 2009 stabbing death of
• Andrews' devotion prompted change
• Mosque may be election issue
• Wake Forest moves up in magazine's annual college rankings
• Taliban orders stoning of couple who eloped
• Charlotte toddler who was shot in stroller dies
• Conservative columnist Kilpatrick dies
• Community Bulletin Board
• Small New England fishing businesses suffer
• Durham girl dies in house fire
• Woman sought horse for disabled son, found help that inspired goal of nonprofit
• Chief executive at Vitacost out; move not expected to affect expansion in Lexington
• A year later, Lockerbie bomber alive
• SECCA project wins $85,000
• Hospitals will offer tobacco cessation
• Woman poses as parking attendant, collects money
• Couple killed, child injured in car crash
• Army stands by diagnoses
• Child who drowned in Boone is identified
• Ban urges more help for Pakistan
• Perdue fundraiser brings in $1.2 million
• Street singer Bruno, 78, dies
• SBI crime lab stands firm in its reliance on bullet analysis
• After a long battle - peace
• N.C. policy change may nix tax refunds
• PTI says falling passenger traffic likely to turn around with recovery
• Business Calendar
• Longtime relief-well driller known for accuracy
• Asians mark end of WWII
• Truck coming off jump in California desert race tumbles into nearby crowd, sending people airborne
• Suspected cholera cases rise in Pakistan
• Singer Abbey Lincoln, 80, dies
• WikiLeaks to issue rest of Afghan war documents
• Obama says allowing mosque is American way
• Church overflows at funeral of 17-year-old girl
• Laurean's ex-boss praises him
• Shooting kills 4 in Buffalo
• Lifting of deepwater drilling ban weighed
• Uncle Sam's $250 gift is 'like a teaser'
• Danger lurks at every turn Bicyclists, officials seek safer ways to ride
• Remains found in mine
• 5 children die in Uganda when landslide hits home
• CABHA brings fewer choices
• 6 migrants trying to cross into Israel killed by guards
• Local Briefs - Alcoa learns group paid researcher
• Police come under attack
• College alcohol abuse on rise
• Careless Internet photos lead to cases of extortion
• Afghan driver recalls attack on aid workers
• Group wants to make driving trail to places associated with Daniel Boone
• Lesbian cadet is weary of deceit
• Obama: Gulf leak over but work remains
• Waters contests ethics charges
• N.C. crime lab still uses bullet analysis
• Flood-aid response to Pakistan slow
• Whisky dating to 1896 has aged well
• Four are killed in protest in Kashmir
• Woman helping escapee snitched
• Bank's hiring is on track
• Nature center envisioned for 18 acres in Gateway
• More Pepsi jobs? Company considers expanding its customer-service operations here
• Sri Lanka refugees want into Canada
• Man was also a suspect in Israel stabbing
• Russia to help Iran start plant
• Children buy plane tickets, fly unquestioned
• Titanic salvor's rights affirmed
• Senate candidate in S.C. faces pornography charge
• Alzheimer's work sets precedent
• UNC-TV researcher paid by anti-Alcoa group
• Reagan principal lives in Pfafftown, was once assistant principal
• Report: N.C. crime lab relies on bullet analysis
• Law will pay for hiring 1,000 border agents
• Anti-Alcoa group paid public TV researcher
• 20 years in prison
• Experts want to know why concrete fragments have been dropping off 4 Business 40 bridges
• Smithfield plant, union reach truce
• SBI halts book use
• Pakistan warns about more flooding ahead
• Pace didn't report 2009 earnings to SSA
• Experts want better ways to track extreme events
• India threatens to block BlackBerry unless it divulges user information
• WikiLeaks says it will release rest of Afghan war papers, angering U.S.
• Jurors in Blagojevich trial agree on two counts, have long way to go
• N.C. DOT crews checking into problem of falling concrete on four bridges on Business 40
• Some of Japan's oldest people have either faded away or died
• Reward raised to $100,000 in Short family slayings
• BP is studying whether 'bottom kill' at oil-well site is still needed
• Blue Cross to cut 90 jobs
• Talk-radio host apologizes for using N-word to make philosophical point
• Tabloid photo leads to arrest, conviction of sex offender
• Downtown boosters encouraged by plans for a new Ziggy's
• Community Bulletin Board
• UNC schools may poke through tuition cap
• Friends hold rally for team
• Blue Cross to cut 90 jobs
• Gays could tie knot soon
• Gastonia couple accused of embezzling from church
• UNC students given an option
• AIT is accusing Dell of violating court order
• 'Significant' statement expected in Short case
• New law extends license for drivers up to 66
• Christmas-tree trade show comes to town
• Want your kids to be successful in school?
• Blagojevich jury at impasse
• 3 vets with 1 leg conquer Kilimanjaro
• Democrats say GOP picks for Senate are just 'wacky'
• Probe of SBI clouds water
• Small town of Lansing draws newcomers who adore its charm, its people and its music festival
• Belews drowning victim ID'd as Greensboro man
• Tengion set for Phase 1 trial, but needs patients
• Stretch of North Cherry Street to close today for water-line repairs
• Corrections - August 12, 2010
• Ziggy's coming back - bigger
• Ex-congressman Rostenkowski dies
• Curbside garbage pickup rolling on
• Madison man accused of beating dog to settle grudge
• 'Significant' announcement planned in 2002 triple slaying
• Duke Energy customers could notice lower electric bills
• Judge: Fund for Renegade judgments, not for lawyers
• Raleigh man receives 3 years for bilking elderly woman
• Bias filings include a twist
• Six in Forsyth charged after cocaine is found
• Womble named chair work-scheduling program of the state transportation board
• Alaska mourns death of icon Ted Stevens Former senator, four others killed as plane hits peak
• 135 of the state's 159 death row convicts have filed claims for sentence reconsideration under
• Charity is like a cool breeze to weary souls
• Stretch of North Cherry Street to close today for water-line repairs
• U.S.: No new safety defects in Toyotas
• Leadership W-S holding info session on project reviews
• Arts groups promoting poetry
• Piedmont Baptist College and Graduate School is accepting transfer students from Foothills Christia
• Want to give or get help?
• This weekends Yadkin Valley History and Genealogy Fair and Conference to focus on Boone family
• Ex-Surry deputy gets prison term
• Conference to help answer parents' questions about school issues
• Fire at former Nazi death camp Majdanek burns building, artifacts
• Tengion reports smaller loss in second quarter
• Rangel tells Democrats who insist he resign to 'fire your best shot'
• Ziggy's to reopen, owner says
• Divers recover body from Belews Lake
• Hiring outlook fails to improve in June
• Search for escapee centers on Montana, southwestern Canada
• N.C. to get $121 million for mortgage aid
• Tropical depression prompts crews in Gulf to suspend work on relief well
• Watauga has most meth lab seizures in the state so far this year
• Corrections - August 11, 2010
• WFU to start razing buildings
• Thousands of fish die in Lake Norman
• Hanesbrands agrees to acquire GearCo
• Man sentenced for drowning girlfriend in 2007
• Man is sentenced in killing of girl, 12
• Five dead in Alaska plane crash
• Two volunteer firefighters charged with setting fire to a building
• Local groups get N.C. Arts Council grants
• Former Surry County deputy pleads guilty to causing traffic death
• Recalling an encounter of the hairy kind
• Former Alaska Sen. Stevens confirmed among dead in plane crash
• Laurean trial will pick jurors today
• House passes bill to help teachers, public workers
• Board OKs bond vote
• Hanesbrands Inc. to acquire GearCo for $55 million
• Parkway accident kills rider
• House panel presents three counts of ethics violations against Waters
• Hamburg shuts down mosque where several Sept. 11 hijackers had met
• Israel withdraws cooperation from inquiry into raid on flotilla
• Escaped inmate caught in Wyoming; one escapee, one suspect at large
• Arkansas doctor convicted of planning bombing of official
• North Korea fires 110 artillery shells near line disputed with South Korea
• Patrons of charity auction aid schools while enjoying an elegant evening
• Officer injured in crash on Cherry Street
• Rallies for, against gay marriage planned in N.C.
• Wilkes County man killed, others injured as cars collide
• Second Goodwill Grenade Found
• Support a youth volunteer leader from Winston Salem!
• Piedmont Earth Day Fair
• Miss North Carolina International Crowned Saturday, February 27, 2010!
• "Mayberry Modernism" at AIA Winston-Salem
• Wish Cards Seek to Change the World, One Wish at a Time
• Absolute 80's returns to Winston-Salem Saturday June 20th
• The 9th Annual North Carolina Wine Festival At Tanglewood Park
• Grammy Winner Al Jarreau to Perform at Piedmont Wind Symphony Guest Artist Concert
• Veterans Job Fair in Winston Salem, NC on Nov. 6
• Dixie Classic Fair
• Pastors Powell's Power Teaching Points
• Greek Festival
• Chicago Christian Artist MEREDITH ANDREWS/Alaska Cruise 2008
• Chicago Christian Artist MEREDITH ANDREWS/Alaska Cruise 2008
• HarvestFest 2007

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