Major challenges remain in North Carolina more than two weeks after Hurricane Helene
More than two weeks after Hurricane Helene, school systems in western North Carolina were still struggling with lack of water and damage. Schools are not set to reopen until the end of the month. NBC News' Kathy Park reports.
North Carolina Forms Task Force To Find Residents Missing Weeks After Hurricane Helene
A new task force will attempt to find nearly more than 80 people who are missing across the western part of North Carolina that was left devastated weeks ago by Hurricane Helene. During a tour of the region Governor Cooper announced the formation of the task force to locate the 81 missing people.
Hurricane Helene has devastated farmland and killed livestock across the Southeast. Experts estimate agricultural damages ...
Towns in far southwestern North Carolina survived the storm, but warnings that people avoid the region have kept away ...
Gov. Roy Cooper signed an executive order on Wednesday increasing the weekly maximum unemployment benefit pay from $350 to ...
Cooper said. Ninety-two people remain unaccounted for in hard-hit North Carolina in the wake of the "catastrophic disaster" ...
Buttigieg will join TDOT officials on Thursday to check how federal agencies are supporting road rebuilding and ...
Hurricane Helene devastated a North Carolina facility that produces peritoneal dialysis fluid, which is used by about 80,000 ...
Snow fell across parts of North Carolina still without power from Hurricane Helene on Tuesday.
Tens of thousands of students in the Southeast are dealing with school disruptions after Hurricane Helene wreaked havoc so ...
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