Sam Brock reports from Swannanoa, N.C., on Helene relief and recovery efforts
Thousands of North Carolina residents are still without electricity or clean running water following Hurricane Helene. While emergency supplies are being distributed, officials warn it could be weeks before utilities are restored.
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Amid the lives lost and the catastrophic damage, high schools in dozens of communities in southern Appalachia are shut down ...
At least 200 people are known to have died as a result of the carnage and destruction wrought by Hurricane Helene since it ...
One of the residents, who is pregnant, said she was stuck in her house for over 12 hours sitting in a mixture of water and ...
A niece of a Swannanoa couple who died in Hurricane Helene said her aunt and uncle would've been celebrating their 44th ...
Swannanoa Fire Chief Anthony Pendland detailed the community response efforts after Hurricane Helene downed power lines and ...
Though Helene has come and gone, hurricane season is far from over. With dozens of people killed and many still unaccounted ...
With Helene’s death toll nearing 160, searchers fanned out, using helicopters to get past washed-out bridges and hiking ...
Rescuers fanned out across the mountains of western North Carolina on Tuesday in search of anyone still unaccounted for since ...
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People are still searching for loved ones, and many residents remain isolated because of widespread damage. At least 215 ...
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