North Carolina, Helene
Helene-ravaged communities in North Carolina still looking for help as temperatures drop
Residents in communities across western North Carolina are still trying to recover in the wake of Hurricane Helene last year, with many people still living in tents and lighting campfires to stay warm as temperatures drop.
UNC Media Hub reporter Bethany Pryor spoke to five employees at Samaritan's Purse, a non-profit based in Boone, about what they did and are doing since the storm. The story outlines the 385 helicopter ...
BOONE, NC – In an ongoing effort to track real-time conditions for local businesses as recovery from the impacts of Hurricane ...
Imagine, waist-deep mud in your bedroom, living room, and kitchen. That’s what Christopher and Angela King faced after ...
Western North Carolina is pushing full steam ahead this winter tourism season, welcoming visitors back after months of ...
Ray Russell, a self-taught weatherman and founder of Ray’s Weather, knew Hurricane Helene would be a historic catastrophe. Here's why.
As Hurricane Helene raged on, devastating some areas of Western North Carolina, one legend within the dog rescue community of ...
President Donald Trump's push to cut the federal disaster relief agency doesn't sound bad to those who say FEMA failed them ...
North Carolina lawmakers’ newest relief package for Hurricane Helene is expected to make it through the state House this week ...
UNC Media Hub reporter Sophie Watson speaks with Appalachian Ski Mountain co-owner Brenda Speckmann and Boone business owner Mindy Coatney about how skiing tourism is keeping western North Carolina's ...
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North Carolina House members have advanced a Republican package to boost state recovery funding after Hurricane Helene by ...
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