North Carolina lawmakers close in on another injection of Helene relief funds
North Carolina legislators appear to be closing in on legislation to provide more funds to help the mountains recover from ...
Key portion of North Carolina’s I-40 partially reopens after Helene damage
North Carolina is still rebuilding after Hurricane Helene‘s devastation, but a key piece of infrastructure partially reopened ...
A stretch of a North Carolina highway that collapsed during Helene is about to reopen
A stretch of Interstate 40 through the western North Carolina mountains is reopening to traffic this weekend, months after ...
How one woman is reuniting Hurricane Helene victims with lost memories
Football shoulder pads belonging to Angie McGee’s son, Link, rest on a pile of found objects as she looks through ...
New version of Helene relief bill passes Senate, adding money for schools, Eastern NC aid
The bill differs from what the House approved last week. Here’s what the latest bill includes, and what it leaves out.
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Hurricane Helene uprooted trees cleared from Swain County, North Carolina
Trees uprooted by Hurricane Helene were cleared from Swain County, North Carolina. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers from the ...
Multiple deadlines approaching for Helene disaster assistance
Western North Carolina residents impacted by Hurricane Helene have several important deadlines approaching for disaster ...
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Eric Church’s Chief Cares Opens Office In Western North Carolina To Expedite Building A New Neighborhood For Hurricane Victims
Recently, Eric Church and his team announced that through his foundation Chief Cares and the money they raised during their ...
Helene: Senators bump fiscal aid package to nearly $533M
Changes in the North Carolina Senate would increase a fiscal assistance package for Hurricane Helene recovery.
North Carolina Senators propose more than the $500M from House for Hurricane Helene relief
The bill they’re advancing includes about $33 million more than the $500 million that House members suggested, but Senators added this is only step one.