Peters & Associates, Inc says they are selling million dollar houses with a new approach.

Police said James A. Butler was last seen walking north on Woodbriar Avenue around 2:50pm.

Asheboro police warn some businesses have mistakenly accepted fake $100 bills.

Labor Day signifies the unofficial end of summer and some kids got the chance to monkey around at the North Carolina Zoo. 

More than 100 Guilford County student athletes will not be able to play sports this semester. That's because their grades weren't high enough to meet expectations of a new policy.

Highway Patrol Sgt. E.B. Miller says it's not clear why the man was trying to get across the highway on foot, but it's something police have commonly seen on that stretch of I-85.

Rockingham County Rep. Phil Berger is one of several lawmakers who want to see a full audit of the entire lab.

County commissioner Linda Massey said Virginia offered incentives that Alamance County could not match.

Durham police are investigating two separate shooting incidents from Saturday night and early Sunday morning.

Temperatures will reach into the upper 80's with low humidity.

Local sports bars and restaurants are welcoming back college football fans with a smile.

A community rallied around a wounded soldier who just happens to be one of their own, Saturday night.

The Tanger Outlet in Mebane will draw about 4.5 million people each year, according to the company.

After weeks of fundraising, the Kisses4Kate organization has raised enough money to get Kate Thornton into a new home. The the celebration is bittersweet as Kate's condition worsens.

Forsyth Emergency Services says two boats collided at the lake  near Marion Pointe Drive.

Thousands of thrill seekers are expected to visit Wet 'N Wild this Labor Day weekend.

Police want to question a man seen in surveillance pictures about three car thefts from area dealerships.

Employees at a Greensboro store were closing up  Friday night when they heard someone break into the store and load a gun.

Greensboro Police say two men took $27,000 from a safe during a home invasion. It's was money from the victim's business.

To claim the $200,000 prize, the ticket must be presented at NC Education Lottery headquarters in Raleigh by 5 pm on September 16th.