North Carolina Lawmakers to Vote on Initial Helene Relief
North Carolina General Assembly leaders said Friday that they’re prepared to approve initial disaster relief next week to address Hurricane Helene damage. House Speaker Tim Moore and Senate leader Phil Berger said in a joint news release that details are still being worked out about exactly what is needed now to facilitate the state’s response.
Rutherford County in western North Carolina debunked rumors this week about the mountain village of Chimney Rock that claimed ...
Satellite images taken after Hurricane Helene hit North Carolina show washed-out streets and buildings, downed trees, and ...
The National Park Service has reopened U.S. 441, also known as Newfound Gap Road, which runs through Great Smoky Mountains ...
Relief is slowly giving way to recovery in the Asheville and Western North Carolina area after Tropical Storm Helene left ...
New before and after satellite photos paint a grim picture of Hurricane Helene’s devastation in parts of western North ...
According to the most recent unit status maps released by the company Friday afternoon, Oct. 4, in the wake of Hurricane ...
The state health department said it was working to distribute the medications to help residents who are allergic to bees and ...
Vice President Kamala Harris will visit North Carolina on Saturday to survey the catastrophic damage left across the state ...
Western North Carolina damage from Hurricane Helene may shake up the presidential election in the critical battleground state ...
Mitch Kolbe, an artist living in Fairview, N.C., described the devastation Helene left in his community as "total chaos." ...
State Sen. Kevin Corbin calls out “conspiracy theory junk” about unburied bodies and FEMA stealing money. A Republican ...
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