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Meet the Cone Health executives who were keys to the building of the new Women’s and Children’s Health Center

Meet the Cone Health executives who were keys to building of the new Women`s and Children`s Health Center

Man taken to the hospital after fire in Thomasville

Man taken to the hospital after fire in Thomasville (Chris Weaver/WGHP)

Paraglider rescued after crash into power lines

Paraglider rescued after crash into power lines

Computer scientist who pioneered ‘copy’ and ‘paste’ has died

In this 1970s photo provided by Xerox PARC, Larry Tesler uses the Xerox Parc Alto early personal computer system. Tesler, the Silicon Valley pioneer who created the now-ubiquitous computer concepts such as “cut,” “copy” and “paste,” has died. He was 74. (Xerox PARC via AP)

Abandoned tracks in Winston-Salem create hazard for drivers, cyclists

Abandoned tracks in Winston-salem create hazard for drivers, cyclists

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Juvenile in Yadkin County charged with animal cruelty after video posted to social media, deputies say

Yadkin County Sheriff's Office

Piedmont schools teaching financial literacy classes

Piedmont schools teaching financial literacy classes

8 News Now/Emerson College poll shows Bernie Sanders is the front runner in Nevada

8 News Now/Emerson College poll shows Bernie Sanders is the front runner in Nevada

Greensboro man arrested, facing armed robbery charges after ‘multi-county crime spree,’ police say

DeQuan Hoover

Local school systems announce closings, delays on Friday because of winter weather

School bus (Stock photo)

NC soldiers return home from sudden Middle East deployment

Fort Bragg paratroopers deploying in wake of US embassy attack

4 male victims taken to Moses Cone in Greensboro with gunshot wounds, police say

4 people taken to Moses Cone in Greensboro with gunshot wounds, police say

Triad’s snow day photo gallery!

Sandy Ridge (Mary Wayne Dunlap)

Mom shares video of bullied 9-year-old son saying he wants to die

1 dies in Kernersville house fire, 2 escape

Kernersville Fire Department trucks (WGHP file photo)