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Power restored in Kernersville on Memorial Day weekend
KERNERSVILLE, N.C. — UPDATE: As of 6:38 p.m., power has been restored to the area. UPDATE: As of 2:20 p.m. the Duke Energy outage map is showing over 400 customers are still without power. Over 800 people are out of power in the northern part of Kernersville Saturday, according...
Residents at a Greensboro condominium complex ask; Where's the money going?
GREENSBORO, N.C. — James Joyce walks out of his condominium, strolls across the parking lot, and shows us where he parks. The asphalt has eroded in several areas. Joyce brushes his foot on the ground, and you can see tiny pieces of gravel and sand pop up. “Out there...
City data shows Elm Street in Downtown Greensboro has had dozens of vehicle crashes this year
GREENSBORO, N.C. — Elm Street in Downtown Greensboro has had dozens of vehicle crashes this year. WFMY News 2 learned that on Elm Street alone 41 vehicle crashes took place in 2024. Sherry Royal told us she was hit by a truck during her lunch break last week. She...
Guilford County Animal Resource Center near capacity
GUILFORD COUNTY, N.C. (WGHP) — The number of animals being brought into the Guilford County Animal Resource Center is pushing it to the limit. Shelter leaders tell us they’re near capacity. Unfortunately, leaders believe the situation will get worse unless the community steps in to help. 6-year-old Godiva is a dog who loves treats and […]
Greensboro residents concerned over illegal dumping in neighborhood
GREENSBORO, N.C. (WGHP) — The City of Greensboro wants to clear up confusion over an intersection that has become a public dumping ground. The area of Cotswold Drive and Cotswold Terrace is not a place to drop off bulk items for the public. The people who live at the Brittany Woods Townhomes and next door […]
Voters wrongly accused of fraud cannot sue for defamation, NC court says
Individuals and law firms making false claims of fraudulent voting cannot be sued for defamation, the NC Supreme Court ruled Thursday. The state Supreme Court’s five Republican justices ruled unanimously that people and entities bringing election protests enjoy “absolute privilege” that protects them from defamation lawsuits. The case stems from false claims of double voting […] The post Voters wrongly accused of fraud cannot sue for defamation, NC court says appeared first on NC Newsline.
Key Updates from NCDOT: NC Transportation Summit Highlights, Memorial Day Travel Tips, and Interstate 685 Developments
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