Officials: Expect Heightened Police Presence At Area Schools Following Fatal Shooting
It's been almost a week since William Chavis Raynard Miller Jr. died after being shot and killed by another student on Mount Tabor High School grounds.
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COVID Spread, Labor Shortage Prompts Postponement Of Lexington Barbecue Festival
Organizers have called off this year's Lexington Barbecue Festival for the second year in a row.
As Federal Unemployment Benefits End, Challenges Remain For Some North Carolinians
Federal pandemic unemployment benefits ended this weekend. This means many out-of-work North Carolinians are receiving their last check.
Two-Year-Old Dies Of Gunshot Wound In Winston-Salem
Police say a two-year-old has died of a gunshot wound sustained in a Winston-Salem home.
Tested Positive For COVID-19? Here's What You Need To Know About Monoclonal Antibody Treatments
As the delta variant continues to drive record case numbers and hospitalizations, monoclonal antibody treatments for the virus are becoming increasingly popular.
Family Sues Duke Energy Following Deaths In Dan River Tubing Accident
Surviving members of a family who drowned during a tubing expedition on the Dan River are suing Duke Energy.
COVID-19 School Clusters At Highest Level Since Pandemic's Start
Classes are back in session and COVID-19 cases connected to schools are on the rise once again.
Prayer Vigil Begins Long Healing Process After Mount Tabor H.S. Shooting
Hundreds of people gathered Thursday night in front of Mount Tabor United Methodist Church in Winston-Salem to pray for peace and healing after a fatal shooting at a local high school.
Gov. Cooper Visits Winston-Salem In Wake Of School Shooting
Governor Roy Cooper was in Winston-Salem Thursday to offer support to the community following a deadly shooting at Mount Tabor High School this week.