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WYFF News 4 on MSNNorth Carolina governor visits Helene survivors in Yancey CountyThe sheriff said 11 people died and three people are considered to be missing more than five months after Helene swept through the county.
North Carolina disaster recovery leaders still don't know how many homes were damaged in Hurricane Helene, let alone how many ...
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WCBD News 2 on MSN$500 million Hurricane Helene relief bill passes in North Carolina SenateRelief for Hurricane Helene victims is one step closer after the North Carolina Senate passed a bill to send more than $500 ...
WXII's Jackie Pascale speaks with residents, volunteers and government officials on the response and disaster recovery ...
North Carolina legislators appear to be closing in on legislation to provide more funds to help the mountains recover from ...
A Greensboro teen is doing his part to raise money for an organization as western North Carolina continues to recover from Hurricane Helene. Tripp’s ...
I-40 was destroyed by Hurricane Helene five months ago. Flash flooding along the Pigeon River damaged large sections of the ...
Today, state lawmakers zeroing in on the lessons learned from Rebuild NC. The program meant to put a roof over the heads of Hurricane Matthew and Florence ...
Post-Helene debris and waterway changes have made some of the public’s favorite fishing rivers inaccessible for the season, ...
A stretch of Interstate 40 through the western North Carolina mountains is reopening to traffic this weekend, months after ...
The North Carolina state Senate advanced a disaster recovery measure Tuesday to direct $533 million in additional spending to meet still-pressing needs from Hurricane Helene's historic flooding ...
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