Greensboro City Manager Rashad Young released a statement Thursday in response to claims of a "subculture of corruption" in Greensboro Police Department.

Brandon Burkes, a rising junior, is recovering at Moses Cone Hospital from injuries he suffered Monday night.

An inspector checked Little Caesars on South Main Street in Kernersville.

For the first time, experts are recommending everyone get a flu shot, not just the at-risk age groups.

The list includes four inmates from Guilford County and 12 from Forsyth County.

A small piece of concrete fell off the Church Street bridge onto Business 40 Thursday closing part of the highway.

Nearly five months after a tornado ripped through their home, a family is closer to starting over with a Thursday delivery.

Investigators tell WFMY News 2 the investigation started with the Charlotte-Mecklenburg task force and extended to Alamance, Lee and Chatham Counties.

Overnight thunderstorms are bringing wind gusts and lightning across the Triad.

Convicted Triad killer Jeremy Murrell is trying to avoid the death penalty under the Racial Justice Act.

Rockingham County investigators said they found two baseball bats near the dog.

Albert Charles Burgess, a registered sex offender, will have to abide by a lifetime of "supervised release" when gets out of prison.

The extreme heat forced Guilford County schools to limit all outdoor practices Wednesday.

Summer day campers eat outside under the picnic shelter after leaky roof floods dining room inside the Boys and Girls Club.

An 8-year-old boy is being treated at Wake Forest Baptist Hospital for burns he sustained while playing with a lighter.

At least two other churches in Greensboro were victims of similar crimes this summer.

Beginning this year, students statewide will have access to more information on contraceptives, sexually transmitted diseases and sexual assault as part of a revised sex-education program.

The Stokes County Sheriff's Office said the body pulled from Belews Lake Monday was Aaron Bernard Smiley, 25.

Metropolitan United Methodist Church has decided to go "public" with a message about the consequences of texting while driving.

A 431 page investigative report was released Monday for a wreck involving a trooper that killed two people.