Meghann Mollerus is an anchor for WFMY-TV in Greensboro, North Carolina. With a focus on local news, Meghann covers a range of topics including healthcare, education, community events, and personal finance. She is dedicated to providing informative and engaging stories that impact the Greensboro community.
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By: Meghann Mollerus
With help from the PTA, the Eagles installed garden beds, getting students out of their classroom walls and into the allure of nature.
By: Meghann Mollerus
You might have noticed during the Kentucky Derby, you couldn't place a bet – despite NC's new law that legalized online sports gambling, including horse betting.
By: Meghann Mollerus, Madelyn Ricket
The WFMY News 2 team couldn't be happier for her. GREENSBORO, N.C. — It's a girl!
By: Meghann Mollerus
Why does time feel so fleeting? It’s sad to close a chapter, but oftentimes in parenthood, the best days are yet to come.
The National Education Association recommends the 10-minutes-per-grade-level rule for homework, but a study found young children receive three times that amount.
By: Meghann Mollerus
A new Bankrate study found many Boomers nearing retirement feel unprepared to stop working.
By: Meghann Mollerus
Already, respiratory viruses are infiltrating classrooms, with peak flu, COVID and RSV season on the horizon.
By: Meghann Mollerus
Debt expert Ja'Net Adams advises her clients, especially this time of year, to create a budget for deductibles, co-pays and out-of-network specialists
By: Meghann Mollerus
It should be perfectly acceptable for teenagers to trick-or-treat, an activity that likely is safer than a Halloween party alternative.
By: Meghann Mollerus
Dr. Kathy Richardson’s family history of breast cancer inspired her OB-GYN career. This spring, she received her own harrowing diagnosis – Triple Negative.
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