The Winston-Salem Fire Department said the fire began after fireworks were placed in a trash can beside the house.

The two people who died in Saturday’s house fire on Graham Avenue in Winston-Salem have been identified by fire officials as brothers Keith L. Dixon and John Dixon Jr. John Dixon Jr. was 71 ...

A RURAL HALL FAMILY IS THANKFUL THIS NEW YEAR’S DAY FOR A BARKING DOG AND SOME QUICK ACTION THAT KEPT A FIRE FROM DESTROYING THEIR HOME. WXII 12 CHRIS PETERSON EXPLAINS HOW THE FIRE STARTED AND HOW ...

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Members of the conservative House Freedom Caucus are holding their fire despite Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) bucking their ...