
Triad Faces Hotter Summer: 48 Days Above 90°F, Relief Expected Soon
The Triad experienced a scorching summer with 48 days above 90°F. More heat is forecast, but relief may come soon.

The Triad experienced a scorching summer with 48 days above 90°F. More heat is forecast, but relief may come soon.

Wildfires threaten sequoias, but a study shows proactive treatment like prescribed burns boosts survival rates significantly.

The Wisconsin Elections Commission advises clerks that they are currently unaffected by a USPS rule on absentee ballots.

Joro spiders, with their striking webs, coexist with native species, eating pests like flies and aphids, a study finds.

North Carolina warns of measles exposure in Asheville and Hendersonville. Monitor symptoms if you visited key locations.

The Salvation Army Center of Hope is closing temporarily due to funding issues, straining Asheville’s shelter system.

North Valleys Community Center offers recovery info from Sept. 1-4, 4-8 p.m. Visit EMERGENCYWASHOE.com for details.

Empire State Voices criticizes Rep. Lawler with a $7,000 ad campaign, blaming him for rising costs in Hudson Valley.

In the Bronx, pizza shop owner Daniel Romano pledges to feed anyone hungry after witnessing a woman eat from the trash, inspiring community generosity.