After Helene, disabled folks and seniors still vulnerable and in need of water in western NC
In the initial days that Helene impacted western North Carolina, many people were stuck without the ability to refrigerate their insulin or charge their oxygen tanks, or were unable to hike out or wield chainsaws as others did to free themselves from their homes.
As many families begin to rebuild after Hurricane Helene’s devastating impact robbed whole communities of the things they ...
Two weeks after Hurricane Helene downed power lines across western North Carolina, volunteers are bringing solar power to ...
Interstate 40, a major thoroughfare through Western North Carolina and into Tennessee, won't fully open anytime soon. See ...
Nicholas Nehamas Vice President Kamala Harris, in the battleground state of North Carolina on Sunday, is holding a rally ...
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Biden’s visit to Florida offers him another opportunity to press Republican House Speaker Mike Johnson to get lawmakers to ...
Three people wearing ski masks forced their way onto a public school bus and attacked a student headed home for the day, ...
Still, the monthly takes have been $11,969,318 in 21 days of March; $18,945,301 in April; $11,354,462 in May; $7,254,407 in ...
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Democratic presidential nominee Vice President Kamala Harris, left, packs diapers Greg Hatem, owner of The Pit Authentic ...
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A Washington Post analysis shows how federal flood maps underestimated the risk homeowners faced in the parts of North ...
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