Weekend storms pose risk of flooding and mudslides in High Country
Local and state officials are preparing for heavy rain across North Carolina this weekend from the remnants of Hurricane Ian.
Local and state officials are preparing for heavy rain across North Carolina this weekend from the remnants of Hurricane Ian.
A nonprofit that supplies blood to area hospitals is asking people to make donations before Hurricane Ian potentially disrupts supplies.
More unseasonably warm temperatures are in store for the Triad this week.
The National Weather Service has confirmed that a tornado struck Rockingham County during the storms that crossed the Triad Friday.
For the third time in as many weeks, winter weather is on its way to the Triad.
At a press conference Sunday, Governor Cooper said travel is treacherous and power outages are already causing problems across the state.
A winter weather warning has been issued for the Triad and High Country, which could bring some snow and ice, depending on the region and the track of the storm.
Each year, hundreds of Americans are injured or killed due to cold, fires caused by those who use heaters improperly, and vehicle accidents on icy roads. With a winter storm on the
Staff shortages due to coronavirus-related absences are putting added strain on city employees throughout the Triad. Field operations departments have been particularly hard hit.