Murray Carson Bain served as mayor from 1967 to 1969 and also founded Bain Oil Company. He died Wednesday.

The VA Tobacco Commission awarded Martinsville Speedway a grant of $1.5 million dollars, which will be matched by Martinsville Speedway for a $3 million project to upgrade facility infrastructure.

Wisconsin authorities say a Greensboro man is dead after a fight with a family member.

Fire officials say a man has been flown to UNC Hospitals after his truck was hit by a train in Elon.

Nanoscience technology has one company preparing to go from 15 employees to more than a hundred.

Guilford County Commissioners approved a quarter cent sales tax hike to be on the November ballot.

Identity mix ups and children getting on wrong buses are making some Guilford County parents fear for their children's safety.

The students were part of an investigation into hazing allegations at East Middle School in Montgomery County.

Eight firefighters have been injured after a fire started in a barracks under construction at Fort Bragg.

The woman's body was found during an annual inspection by the Burlington Housing Authority Wednesday morning, police said.

It was a rough start to the school year for some Greensboro students when they watched their school bus drive by them Wednesday morning.

Police found the body of the 37-year-old woman last week after they were asked to investigate a foul odor in Graham.

The 100 acre campus will be located on Highway 68 in Oak Ridge, two miles from PTI.

Greensboro Police are investigating a body found inside the front doorway of a home on Hackett Street.

A local organization is looking for some heroes.  They need help making 5-year-old Kate Thornton's final days at home more comfortable.
 SLIDESHOW - Photos Of Kate Thornton

The Catawba County Animal Shelter in Newton will euthanize 200 animals in its care after the outbreak of a mysterious illness.

Authorities in New Jersey issued the Amber Alert for a registered sex offender from Forsyth County and his 8-year-old son.

Love it or hate it, most of the students around the Triad are heading back to the classroom on Wednesday.

Dorothea Dix opened in 1856 and was set to close two years ago, but was blocked by a lawsuit.

The former Marine was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole.