Western North Carolina saw record early voting despite Helene damages
When Helene destroyed many parts of Western North Carolina nearly six weeks ago, voter turnout for the 2024 election was up in the air.
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Helene dust blamed on making people in North Carolina sick
An increase in individuals in North Carolina are reporting irritation or respiratory symptoms to medical experts who set up a makeshift clinic to help families.
Hurricane Helene leaves Western North Carolina farmers struggling with losses
Agriculture across multiple mountain counties has been significantly impacted by floods from Hurricane Helene.
Worry grows as multiple agencies struggle to tally unaccounted individuals after Helene
Reporting how many still remain unaccounted for more than two weeks after Helene battered the mountains is difficult at best.
Biltmore Estate commits $2 million to local Helene recovery efforts
Although the estate remains closed due to storm damage, the family owners said Biltmore remains steadfast in its support of its employees and community as rebuilding begins.
Asheville communities share stories of support amid sadness after Helene
Communities across Western North Carolina are doing what they can to help one another recover from Hurricane Helene's aftermath.
World Central Kitchen mobilizes in Asheville to feed families amid crisis
World Central Kitchen, a global humanitarian food nonprofit, has arrived in Asheville to distribute thousands of meals to families in need.
30 emergency calls in 4 years to home where daughter allegedly killed mother
Buncombe County Sheriff's Office received 30 calls to 911 over the past four years requesting law enforcement or emergency responders.