It’s been about three months since devastating floods hit Cocke County and the community is slowly working to recover and rebuild from the destruction caused by Hurricane Helene.

Top administrators of UNC Health in Chapel Hill saw the forecast, like everyone else, as Hurricane Helene approached the North Carolina mountains the last week of September. “The moment that we heard ...

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The Duke Endowment announced that it has expended nearly all $15 million its Board of Trustees earmarked in October to support Hurricane Helene relief efforts.

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Three months after Hurricane Helene devastated portions of western North Carolina and the Appalachians, the FOX Forecast ...

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In recent months, Hurricane Helene and the historic flooding it unleashed on western North Carolina have dominated housing ...

If we’re not open, none of the businesses are going to get their workers,” says Marcia Whitney, a western N.C. child care center president.

Local business owners are coming together to give homes to people who were left with nothing after Hurricane Helene.

While many places in Western North Carolina have picked themselves out of the rubble, recovery efforts are far from over, inspiring neighbors to rally together to continue relief efforts.