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A slow-moving cold front will bring heavy rain and potential flooding to the Charlotte metro, Piedmont, and Foothills regions through Thursday evening.

(WGHP) — A stalled front will bring unsettled weather to the Piedmont Triad. A slow-moving cold front will crawl across the Carolinas on Thursday. Scattered thunderstorms, perhaps heavy at times in the morning, will give way to scattered rain showers during the day. Thursday will be a cooler day with lows in the upper

Heavy rain, with possible flooding and severe thunderstorms, is forecasted for central North Carolina as the Triangle is under a flood advisory through Thursday. “Waves of showers and thunderstorms with heavy rain will focus along a slow-moving cold front and produce 2 to 4 inches of rain, with locally higher amounts,

GREENSBORO, N.C. (WGHP) — The City of Greensboro is finalizing a state-requested application that could change who runs workforce development programs in Guilford County like GuilfordWorks. City officials say the goal is to work with the state to better align workforce services with the region’s growing and changing ec

GREENSBORO, N.C. (WGHP) — Greensboro city officials say they’ve received more than 70 homeless encampment reports in 2026. According to the City of Greensboro, the city’s Green Team was seen on video assisting with cleaning a site off Gate City Boulevard near Fulton Street on Tuesday.  Kay Newman works at Copy King Pri

More jobs are coming to North Carolina as an investment from Canadian manufacturer Swamp Rider moves into the area, business leaders and city officials announced. A $2.4 million investment will go toward renovations and onboarding an additional 60 jobs over five years, creating Swamp Rider's first manufacturing plant i

Evolution of the Johnson, Totten, Foster Family Reunion Oral Account Provided. One day, Daniel Johnson, who lived in Sedalia, North Carolina, met an old acquaintance in Reidsville, North Carolina. Daniel and the acquaintance talked for a long time. Realizing the time, Daniel told the acquaintance, “I must get back to S

HIGH POINT, N.C. (WGHP) — Food pantries are under a lot of pressure as they try to balance feeding more people with fewer resources. Despite the challenges, Jo Williams, the executive director and founder of the Food Pantry of the Triad, continues to meet an important need. She estimates the pantry is feeding from 1,00

Alamance County’s commissioners have agreed to allocate an additional $7.3 million in funding for building repairs and maintenance to the Alamance-Burlington school system in order to settle a dispute resolution process that the school board invoked in late June. The commissioners released the details of this agreement

(WGHP) — Various surface features and a slow-moving cold front could bring flooding rains to the Piedmont Triad. Wednesday will be mostly cloudy with scattered afternoon and evening thunderstorms. A few thunderstorms could produce damaging wind gusts. An isolated tornado can’t be ruled out. The day will begin with temp