The funding will support nearly 70 mitigation projects for communities affected by Helene and other past disasters.

The NC Forest Service said the reopening will restore public access for rafters and boaters to the Nolichucky River.

While communities across the mountains have made progress since the storm, local leaders, volunteers and recovery ...

Offers guidance for funders and organizations supporting relief, recovery and rebuilding in communities Dogwood Health Trust ...

Gov. Josh Stein says that the state still needs billions to improve infrastructure, housing and water treatment.

The September 2024 storm caused $60 billion in damage, and has left the state to slowly pick up the pieces as federal and ...

Heavy rains caused widespread flooding and road damage in Western North Carolina, with some calling it the worst storm since ...

BLACK MOUNTAIN, N.C. — Several organizations have worked together to give away hundreds of native trees as western North Carolina combats damage caused by Hurricane Helene. Ingles Markets, Procter & ...

Editor's Note: Video above features Bryan Craig, who lost eleven family members due to a massive mudslide when Helene hit last year, as part of The Long Road Home documentary. Below features an ...

Western North Carolina continues to try and rebuild after Helene changed their community forever in September 2024. Former University of North Carolina women’s basketball coach Sylvia Hatchell has ...

A Henderson County official said up to 10 inches of heavy rainfall hit western North Carolina, resulting in several road ...