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As a physician who volunteered with the rollout of COVID vaccines, l would say that Mr. Folwell’s claim of "a logistical nightmare" with “hoarding” of vaccines (Journal, June 6) misses

Rain managed to turn the Triad gloomy Wednesday but did little to clear airborne particles carried more than 1,000 miles in smoke from Canadian wildfires.

The Triad will be under its first Code Red air quality alert since 2003 on Wednesday.

Registrations for electric vehicles in North Carolina climbed 14% in the first quarter of 2023, reaching nearly 61,500, state figures show.

Unhealthy air quality in the Triad Friday is expected to continue into Saturday, according to the Forsyth County Office of Environmental Assistance and Protection. A plume of smoke from wildfires

A $1.3 million federal grant will cover half the city of Lexington’s expected cost for a nearly 4-mile pipeline extension that will supply a new Nucor Steel facility with nearly

Reynolds American Inc. plans a reclamation plant at its Tobaccoville manufacturing facility that is expected to recycle more than 60 million gallons of water a year.

North Carolina farmers will have access to nearly $825,000 in funding for planting crops aimed at improving soil health and protecting 25,000 acres of soybean and corn fields from erosion

Triad’s Memorial Day Weekend will be wet, windy and cold, forecasters say.

Wildfire season in the Triad has lengthened more over the past half-century than in any other area in the eastern United States, according to a new analysis of national weather