Greensboro News

Crews have been trying to repair the break since around 2:30 am Friday.

At least 14 people have been injured due to malfunctioning fireworks at an annual 4th of July show northwest of Los Angeles.

Mike Mabe, a Purple Heart Veteran, reflects on the Fourth of July.

Some 4th of July fun on the Dan River in Madison turned into a rescue mission.

Check out the top and bottom restaurant scores this week from across the Triad.

Heavy rain produced flooding, landslides and a sinkhole that swallowed part of a parking lot in Madison County Thursday.

Gov. Pat McCrory is seeking a disaster declaration by the U.S. Small Business Administration to help storm victims in North Carolina.

 

Officials say a North Carolina judge and the woman he tried to rescue both drowned off Sunset Beach. 

The North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission says more than 20 people were arrested as part of Operation Dry Water.

 

11-year-old Joseph Turner and his family are facing medical problems and his aunt has a unique way to help take care of him.

The Egyptian military ousted president Mohammed Morsi Wednesday, and rallies erupted on both sides.

The Senate voted 29-12 Wednesday for the measure that would direct regulators to change abortion clinic rules.

Any small, critical clue could help in the race against time when a child disappears.

Rosario Mascali, the owner of Pizzeria L'Italiano on Elm St. in Greensboro considers closing his restaurant earlier on Friday and Saturday.

One person was being questioned after the plane landed at the Charlotte-Douglas International Airport on Wednesday evening.

The lamps were sold exclusively at Cracker Barrel Old Country Store.

Moore's sickness started in 2006 and she's been a heart transplant list for the past three years.

Former Guilford County Commissioner, Billy Yow continues to improve following an on-site job drilling accident in June.

 

Greensboro city council approved a curfew for community members less than 18-years-old during an emergency meeting Wednesday. 

At least 75 people submitted to arrest at protests calling attention to the immediate loss of federal unemployment benefits for 70,000 North Carolina residents due to the actions of state lawmakers.