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Eric Otey’s upset about the conditions in his apartment at Lakeside Villas, and upset that the complex has not acted to solve the problems.

A woman accused of embezzling $3 million from a Winston-Salem businessman argues in court papers that criminal charges should be dismissed because her case has been delayed so much that four witnesses crucial to her defense have died.

22nd Century Group Inc. reported Thursday net income of $1.39 million in the first quarter, benefiting from a non-core gain of $6.15 million on an investment.

A sizable boost in sales and a significant benefit from the federal corporate tax-rate cut enabled VF Corp. to post Friday a 21 percent increase in quarterly net income to $252.8 million.

A Silver Alert for a missing 15-year-old has been canceled.

Get Social: 11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. today at Restaurant 101, 101 N. Main St., Mocksville. Share experiences with other families affected by autism. For more information, call Julie Coulter at 800-442-2762, Ext. 3035, or email jcoulter@autismsociety-nc.org.

Kalvin Michael Smith joined 14 other protesters Thursday as they demanded the release of a police video in the officer-involved fatal shooting of a Winston-Salem man five weeks ago.

Assistant city managers with a combined 70 years of service plan to retire effective July 1, Winston-Salem officials announced Thursday.

A week after a fire destroyed their church, members of New Gospel Tabernacle Holiness Church will be in a new building.

Students at Griffith Elementary School were met with an unusual surprise on Thursday: a group of superheroes bringing them comic books.