Rep. Chuck Edwards invites new DHS secretary to visit western North Carolina

Rep. Chuck Edwards has invited the new Department of Homeland Security secretary to visit the region and see Helene damage ...
Asheville Watchdog on MSN

Answer Man: Is kudzu growth worse after Hurricane Helene? North Carolina Education Lottery’s ads beyond annoying?

Today’s round of questions, my smart-aleck replies and the real answers: Question: As someone who enjoys hiking in the ...

Hurricane-damaged U.S. 64 to reopen near Bat Cave ahead of schedule, NCDOT says

A key stretch of U.S. 64 in western North Carolina will reopen to traffic this weekend ahead of schedule, restoring access to ...
WFAE 90.7

North Carolina’s disaster risk is high. How does that affect home insurance premiums?

North Carolina has had an interesting few years when it comes to insurance premiums. The state’s rate bureau asked for a 42% ...
WLRN

North Carolina residents affected by Hurricane Helene still waiting for aid from FEMA

North Carolina officials say the Federal Emergency Management Agency, FEMA, is not moving fast enough to help people who lost homes from Hurricane Helene's winds and floods more than a year ago. They ...
AOL

Western North Carolina faces ‘first noteworthy flooding threat’ since Hurricane Helene

Western North Carolina is again being targeted by hazardous rainfall that forecasters say is expected to lead to its “first noteworthy flood threat” since last September’s deadly Hurricane Helene. The ...
Washington Examiner

Hurricane Helene recovery becomes defining early fight in North Carolina Senate race

Hurricane Helene’s stalled recovery is quickly emerging as one of the most politically volatile issues in North Carolina’s marquee Senate race, with both Republican front-runner Michael Whatley and ...