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Tribes help tribes after natural disasters. Helene is no different.
Tribal nations long ago learned to stitch together a patchwork of support to help each other cope with disasters like Hurricane Helene.
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Even as conditions across western North Carolina improve, potable water remains a challenge for some
In areas like Buncombe County, people are drilling wells to have a backup water source in the event of future weather-related crises.
In North Carolina, Trump and Harris navigate a hurricane and a rollercoaster governor’s race
With 15 days until Election Day, North Carolina is critical to the Electoral College math that will decide whether Trump gets ...
What’s open and safe to do in Cherokee after Hurricane Helene hit Western North Carolina?
From Charlotte, travel to Cherokee via U.S. 74 West. (Note: U.S. 74 is a detour for roads closed by Hurricane Helene, so ...
US Elections LIVE: As US nears presidential election, Austin takes a Pentagon message to Ukraine
Trump has signalled he would be more reluctant than Biden to continue to support Ukraine, which could deprive Kyiv of its biggest military and financial backer ...
Who will lead NC public schools? The superintendent’s race could go down to the wire.
Michele Morrow and Mo Green are polar opposites on some of the state’s major education issues such as funding and private ...
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United Cajun Navy chaplain says Helene devastation 'worst' he's seen, blasts feds' 'ego problem'
A Christian chaplain with the United Cajun Navy assisting with relief efforts in western North Carolina said the devastation ...
Asheville winery destroyed during Helene uncertain about future
More than three weeks after Helene destroyed parts of western North Carolina, an Asheville winery that connected neighbors to ...
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Western North Carolina reopens, though still with many struggles
Entering a fourth week of recovery, U.S. Rep. Chuck Edwards, R-N.C., on Sunday said “all of western North Carolina is open ...
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In Helene-battered towns, many schools are still closed. What that means for recovery.
At least 76,000 students have not returned to their classrooms since Hurricane Helene made landfall in North Carolina, and ...
Families in western North Carolina rebuild in the wake of Hurricane Helene: "This is home"
Helene devastated towns in western North Carolina. Three weeks later, dozens of people are missing and thousands are without power. Volunteers, donations and search and rescue teams have poured in.
FEMA administrator on disinformation after Hurricane Helene
FEMA regional administrator Robert Samaan told 60 Minutes that "mistrust in government" makes it harder to deliver aid to victims of Hurricane Helene in North Carolina.