North Carolina cites risk to Hurricane Helene recovery in lawsuit against Trump’s federal funding freeze
North Carolina’s attorney general warned in a new court document that a federal funding freeze enacted by the Trump ...
A FEMA 'system error' stirs confusion, fear for Helene survivors staying at area hotels
FEMA mistakenly extended hotel stays for Helene survivors. The agency corrected the error, but later reversed course, ...
North Carolina lawmakers flesh out details of proposed $500M Helene relief package
North Carolina House members advanced Wednesday a Republican package to boost state recovery funding after Hurricane Helene.
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North Carolina DOT gives insight into repairs ahead of reopening of I-40
As crews continue to make repairs so that I-40 at the Tennessee/North Carolina state line can be reopened, the North Carolina ...
Helene: Answers sought for $59M to ‘illegal alien housing,’ corrective action
How $59 million was allocated “for illegal alien housing” in New York and what kind of detailed action plan is being proposed are asked of Homeland ...
US Forest Service reopens more than 100 miles of Appalachian Trail in NC after Helene
To date, the US Forest Service has surveyed and cleared nearly 240 miles of roads (nearly 76% of roads) across the ...
'I'm so frustrated': Missouri woman leads Helene recovery efforts in Western North Carolina
Seeing the damage of Hurricane Helene while sitting in Missouri, Kristi Rodda felt compelled to help. She was on the ground ...
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Helene: Answers sought about corrective actions for FEMA's $59M to 'illegal alien housing'
DHS Secretary Kristi Noem confirmed the Tren de Aragua gang utilized the housing as a base of operations, and the convicted killer of Laken Riley had stayed there.
Helene takes nearly 200 lives between Georgia, South and North Carolinas
The North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services confirmed more deaths related to Hurricane Helene, five months after the storm devastated much of Western North Carolina.
North Carolina officials report more Hurricane Helene-related deaths months after storm
The North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services confirmed more deaths related to Hurricane Helene, five months after the storm devastated much of Western North Carolina.
Most North Carolinians support Stein, Lumbee recognition and legalizing pot, new poll shows
A wide-ranging new poll from Meredith College shows bipartisan support for the state's new governor, plus support for the ...