Belews Creek Steam Station

Duke Energy's move to nuclear at its Stokes County facility would mean cleaner air nearby and more normal water temperatures in Belews Lake, which is currently warm year-round due to the power production. It will also be less noisy, Duke officials say.

Residents near the Dan River and Belews Lake joined a listening session Thursday. The Environmental Protection Agency is collecting ideas and concerns…

Duke Energy says it's on track to stop generating electricity with coal by 2035. That includes the Belews Creek site in Stokes County, one of its largest…

State environmental regulators recently approved a major step in the coal ash cleanup process at the Belews Creek Steam Station in Stokes County. Early…

Former Vice President Al Gore was in Stokes County on Monday to raise awareness about several environmental issues. The two-day tour of North Carolina…

Some residents in the Piedmont will get a chance to voice their concerns about coal ash during a public meeting Thursday. The North Carolina Advisory…

Public hearings are taking place across the state for residents that live near Duke Energy's coal ash pits. The comments the state collects will help rank…