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With anger still lingering like jet exhaust over proposed legislation that would have removed Smith Reynolds Airport from Winston-Salem, some neighboring residents suggest they should be eligible for the same

Less than half of North Carolinians consider climate change an issue deserving urgent action while six out of 10 believe human activity such as the burning of fossil fuels is at least partially to blame for global warming, according to a newly released poll.

The Earth Day timing is purely serendipitous but, as it turns out, entirely appropriate.

While an apparent deal this week to keep Smith Reynolds Airport inside the Winston-Salem city limits involved questions about who would pay and receive millions of dollars in future taxes,

Homeowners who can least afford to pay high utility bills often live in drafty houses with inadequate insulation and outdated, inefficient appliances.

Duke Energy has completed installation of electric vehicle charging stations at three Winston-Salem Recreation and Parks sites as part of a statewide program to expand plug-in opportunities for EV drivers.

North Carolina’s homebuilding industry has spent decades cultivating political influence in a state whose steady population growth is reflected in new residential developments that have spread like kudzu across former

A mother shot her three children inside a home on the south side of Winston-Salem, N.C., while on a Facetime call on Tuesday, Winston-Salem police believe.

A mother shot her three children inside a home on the south side of Winston-Salem, N.C., while on a Facetime call on Tuesday, Winston-Salem police believe.

Warmer North Carolina winters tied to climate change are making the state — including the Triad — increasingly hospitable to armadillos, the shell-covered species once found almost exclusively in the