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North Carolina lawmakers reach agreement on $500 million Hurricane Helene relief package
According to a press release, House Bill 1012 sets aside $700 million in the Hurricane Helene Relief Fund and appropriates $500 million of that funding for immediate relief. Another $300 million from the North Carolina Department of Transportation's budget will be reallocated to help with recovery needs.
Interstate 40 is open once again at the Tennessee and North Carolina state line. The highway reopened June 27 following a ...
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'More than just a symbol': Chimney Rock State Park reopens 9 months after HeleneChimney Rock State Park has reopened to the public exactly nine months after Hurricane Helene devastated parts of western ...
The driver, identified as Ralph Hibbert, lost his brakes while traveling through Old Fort earlier in June, town officials ...
Since Spetember, crews have been working to rebuild I-40 in Cocke County. The recent landslide did not impact their work, ...
RUTHERFORD COUNTY, N.C. (WTVD) -- Chimney Rock State Park officially reopened Friday nine months after Hurricane Helene tore through Western North Carolina. Governor Josh Stein and other local and ...
Professor Jacob Hagedorn said Helene fits into a larger pattern of climate-driven weather events that are intensifying and ...
Appropriation of another $500 million in relief for Hurricane Helene with $200 million more readied for a relief fund has ...
SWANNANOA, N.C. -- U.S. Highway 70 is the main road through Swannanoa, a small town in western North Carolina, and it's ...
Mountain Aid Project, a nonprofit based in Morganton, has received a grant from Duke Energy to assist farmers in western ...
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