16 Released After NC Sheriff Withdraws From ICE Program
Less than two weeks after a North Carolina sheriff announced an end to an agreement with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, 16 people under ICE detainers have been released.
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NC Government Agencies Recommend Staying Off The Roads As Snow Cleanup Continues
State transportation and emergency services have been working around the clock in response to the snowstorm that's swept across North Carolina.
Forsyth County Community Collaborative Holds Public Forum
A group of Forsyth County community partners is teaming up for a public discussion about the area's future.
Medical Examiner Rules Death Of Man 'Hogtied' By Greensboro Police A Homicide
The state medical examiner has ruled the death of a Greensboro man who died after being "hogtied" by police a homicide.
Judge Rules For Elon University In Discrimination Lawsuit
A federal court judge has ruled in favor of Elon University in a lawsuit which claimed the school passed over a Hispanic worker for a promotion.
Community Shocked By Death Of Winston-Salem Restaurateur
The community is mourning the loss of Tonya Bess, who owned Prime Tyme Soul Food Cafe.
NC Zoo Asks Public To Help Name Adopted Polar Bear
The North Carolina Zoo in Asheboro has adopted a wild polar bear.
Cooper Asks For Additional $5 Billion In Florence Relief
Governor Roy Cooper is looking to secure another $5 billion in federal funds for Hurricane Florence recovery efforts.
Hurricane Florence Breaks 28 Streamflow Records In Carolinas
A federal report shows Hurricane Florence broke records in a key flooding measure at more than two-dozen stream gages in the Carolinas.
Triad Teen To Compete On 'Jeopardy!'
Tonight is the quarterfinal round of the Jeopardy!