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A couple arrested in North Carolina after a "vulnerable adult" in their care died, now faces charges in another state, deputies said Thursday.

At a meeting with state delegates on Thursday, the school system said its utility costs rose 50 percent in January compared to the same time last year.

Officials with the Graham Fire Department said they are working to know the cause of an early morning fire.

North Carolina Department of Transportation lists the crash at Highway 68 South, Near I-40 in Greensboro. It was closed Feb. 7 following the crash.

DoorDash is giving four food banks, pantries, and social impact organizations in Greensboro more than $9,000 in grants to combat food insecurity.

Fans and Greensboro businesses are in agreement that nothing compares to the energy and excitement when the ACC comes to town.

For almost a decade the hospital has been hosting interns through "Project Search," empowering students with disabilities to develop skills that can one day lead to full-time employment.

Cooper says public schools play a vital part in the community, offering a place for community gatherings and connections.

Police said the suspect in the shooting was a well-known drug dealer, and they didn't think it would be too hard to find him.

Barbara Johnson allegedly got on a school bus while it was at a bus stop and threatened a student who was aboard.