Joshua Davis

As Bay Area tech workers ride out yet another wave of mass layoffs, a different corner of the Peninsula economy is quietly putting out the hiring sign.

Robert Marcis' family says if you knew him, you loved him. They're now grieving a loss they never saw coming, but they say his legacy will live on.

A local tee-ball program is making a big impact on students across Winston-Salem, and this summer is sure to be one these kids will remember for years to come.

The district says its lower budget could impact its day-to-day operations, including student services. County commissioners say they did what they could.

Many volunteers say they have family and loved ones in Venezuela affected by the earthquakes. They say they can't sit idly by when people are in need of help.

Abstract Background: Emergency departments (EDs) play a critical role in caring for the aging population, particularly those nearing the end of life.

High heat isn't just uncomfortable; it's potentially dangerous. Triad paramedics and doctors are sharing the following tips to stay safe and cool in the heat.

A woman attacked while running at Tanglewood Park on Tuesday is sharing her story.

While school leaders say it's a safety issue, the ban has caught a lot of parents off guard.

Her husband says that over the last 21 years, they built a life rich with family and love. He says he's going to miss his wife, his best friend, his everything.