In most communities, precipitation should begin as sleet to snow Wednesday morning or early afternoon, tapering in the afternoon and evening.

A mix of snow, sleet and freezing rain will make for an impactful winter storm in our area on Wednesday, Feb. 19.

In the map below, you can see active incidents in the area marked as red, with active incidents in McDowell County. The full data is available at the North Carolina Forest Service website.

As plans evolve for a parkway to the southern end of the county, businesses and rural communities are beginning to brace ...

Yet another winter storm is heading for 22 eastern states this week as a blast of Arctic air grips the US, causing ...

Even though the storm has passed, several residents across the area are still dealing with outages due to storm damage.

The National Weather Service provides an interactive map tracking snow accumulation reports around the U.S. The eastern portion of North Carolina ... The Raleigh-Durham area saw between 1-2 ...

Yesterday, was definitely an active day. we had some strong wind gusts over the region. Winds gusted to over 50mph in some ...

Loggerhead turtles learn magnetic signatures for navigation and feeding, showcasing two distinct geomagnetic senses for migration, study finds.

Firefighters are making progress in controlling the flames, but the North Carolina Forest Service warned that strong winds and low humidity are still creating dangerous conditions for fire spread. In ...

The Charlotte City Council has big plans to improve your drive around town. Councilmembers are set to vote this week on ...