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FDA puts High Point company's type-1 diabetes clinical trial on hold
Food and Drug Administration puts on hold promising type-1 diabetes clinical trial for vTvTherapeutics
Ask SAM: Boar's Head deli meat recalled
More than 207,000 pounds of liverwurst made by Boar's Head has been recalled.
Wake Forest medical school gains $28.2 million in federal grants
A $28.2 million, seven-year federal healthcare grant toWake Forest University School of Medicine aims to produce more meaningful, applicable results that directly benefit human health.
Greensboro healthcare office building purchased by $930,000
A Greensboro healthcare office building with a Cone Health provider as the tenant has been purchased for $830,000 by a Summerfield group, according to a Guilford County Register of Deeds filing Friday.
State economic index remains on steady pattern during July
Economic activity in North Carolina remained on a steady-as-you-go pattern during July with no change in the index compiled by N.C. State University economics professor Michael Walden.
Robert Granato convicted of second-degree murder in death of Julius Sampson
Winston-Salem barber was shot to death at BJ's restaurant at Hanes Mall in 2019.
First Citizens Bank expanding reach of middle market banking outside Carolinas
First Citizens Bank said Monday it is expanding the reach of its middle-market banking group into the Boston and New York metros as part of branching out of the Southeast.
Cooper, DHHS medical debt relief initiative gains Medicare approval
The goal: relieve more than a decade of existing medical debt for eligible North Carolinians, as well as prevent accumulation of new debt going forward.
Two Things: Jury controls the fate of accused mall restaurant shooter; A month of pain for long-term gain
Defense and prosecutors both presented plausible explanations for the shooting death of Julius Sampson outside a Hanes Mall restaurant in 2019.
Two Triad women charged with neglect after car hits child playing in road
Police contend the women allowed a 2-year-old and an 11-year-old to play in the roadway with no adult present.
Pre-k initiative shows promising results in Forsyth County
A full-scale effort to improve the quality of pre-kindergarten education in Forsyth County, funded with millions in federal COVID relief dollars, is yielding impressive results, early childhood education advocates said recently.
Fired Wells Fargo Securities employee wins $22.1 million jury award
A federal jury in the Western District of N.C. has awarded $22.1 million in pay and punitive damages to a former Wells Fargo Securities employee in an Americans with Disabilities Act lawsuit.
AGEWISE: So you think you want to sing with a group?
Q: I used to sing in a choir but now my only singing happens in the shower. I miss being part of a chorus. How can I find a group to join?
Winston-Salem neighbors: Obituaries for July 29
Read through the obituaries published today in Winston-Salem Journal.
Winston-Salem police investigate shots fired at Walmart; no injuries reported
The store, which was temporarily closed as officers conducted the initial investigation into the location of the shooting, has since reopened.
Photos: WSPD lip-sync challenge video shoot in 2018
Vaccine discrimination lawsuits against employers on rise in NC
There have been at least 83 COVID-19 pandemic related discrimination lawsuits filed in N.C. for the period of Jan. 30, 2020, through July 8, 2024,according to the law firm of Fisher Phillips. A total of 27 are vaccine discrimination complaints.
Ask SAM: Does anyone keep up with children being home schooled?
The NC Department of Non-Public Education monitors home schools.
Aging Matters: Walk On! information session scheduled
Weekly listing of activities and services for senior citizens
Shooting at Shaffner Park injures one in what police say was 'domestic incident'
Winston-Salem police responded to a shooting in Shaffner Park, off Silas Creek parkway, Saturday around noon, according to a news release from the department.
How area members of Congress voted last week
WASHINGTON — Here’s a look at how area members of Congress voted over the previous week.
IFB Solution's employees reflect on 34 years of the Americans with Disabilities Act
Thirty-four years after the passing of the Americans with Disabilities Act, four employees with the Industries for the Blind in Winston-Salem share their experiences in the workforce.
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The former wife of a man slain at the Food Lion store on Union Cross Road in Kernersville say they want answers after his shooting death at the hands of another man.
Ask SAM: Beware of scam texts from NC Quick Pass
A text message scam involving NC Quick Pass is being sent to people. It is asking for payment of unpaid tolls.
Religion calendar: July 27
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Jurors to continue deliberations Monday in murder trial of Robert Granato in the shooting death of a Winston-Salem man
Prosecutor James Dornfried urged jurors in his closing argument to convict Robert Granato of first-degree murder for killing Julius Sampson Jr. in August 2019.
Nonprofit run by Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson's wife was 'seriously deficient,' audit finds
The nonprofit was run by gubernatorial candidate's wife and daughter.
Triad existing home prices continue to set quarterly record highs
The median sale price in the Winston-Salem metro area has jumped 45.7% to $255,000 from $175,000 when the COVID-19 pandemic surfaced in mid-March 2020.
Pfizer plants in Sanford, Rocky Mount set for July 31 closing
Pfizer plans to close manufacturing plants in Sanford and Rocky Mount, eliminating a combined 210 jobs.
High Point office building site bought for $750,000
A High Point office property has been sold for $750,000, according to a Guilford County Register of Deeds filing on Friday.
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