Randolph County News

Two cases of swine flu have been confirmed in Randolph County as the virus has caused at least two summer camps to close in North Carolina.

Randolph County sheriff's deputies said a fight between two men Monday turned deadly.

Highway patrol troopers said two people were killed after a multi-vehicle crash in Randolph County Tuesday.

Two people are dead following an accident on US64 near the Davidson County line.

Investigators in Randolph County say a fight on Monday afternoon led to a man's death.

A 38-year-old mother of two died over the weekend when she lost control of her motorcycle on a curvy road in rural Randolph County.

Homeless people in Randolph County will soon have a new place they can call home temporarily.

The North Carolina Highway Patrol is investigating a fatal motorcycle crash. Troopers tell WFMY News 2 that a woman from Clayton, NC lost control of her motorcycle and crashed into an embankment.

Randolph County investigators are on the scene where a small plane crashed about 9:00 Saturday morning, killing the only person on board.

Contractors with unsold homes would get more time to pay property taxes on them in a bill approved by North Carolina lawmakers.

Published: Wednesday, June 24, 2009 at 5:00 a.m. Last Modified: Wednesday, June 24, 2009 at 1:38 a.m. The Davidson County Board of Commissioners voted to increase environmental health permit fees Tuesday, though its members hesitated out of concern it would discourage growth.

The roar of the road hogs will fill the streets of Asheboro this weekend. Habitat For Humanity of Randolph County is holding a car and bike show on Saturday, June 27, 2009 at the ReStore.

A church youth group on a canoe outing got into trouble Thursday afternoon in rough water, triggering a large-scale rescue on the Uwharrie River in Montgomery County.

The Randolph County Sheriff's Department issued a silver alert on Sunday for a woman missing from a retirement center.

Deputies are looking for three men accused of shooting a man in the stomach while he was changing his tire.

The Triad will receive $14.8 million for 11 transit projects from the federal stimulus program.

Crews have been working since about 7pm removing trees and powerlines in Clemmons.

Anna Lee Leary Sturms, 66, a resident of Montrose, departed this life late Monday evening, June 1, 2009, in Davis Memorial Hospital.

Published: Wednesday, June 3, 2009 at 4:08 p.m. Last Modified: Wednesday, June 3, 2009 at 4:08 p.m. The Life Center is offering new programs and services to help those caring for loved ones who cannot care for themselves any longer.

Law enforcement officers across the state cited more than 15,000 drivers and passengers suspected of not wearing their seat belt or having their child properly buckled during a recent enforcement campaign.