It has been more than four months since Hurricane Helene caused widespread destruction in Western North Carolina. Since the storm passed ... and Swannanoa and Black Mountain people are still ...

North Carolina released a list of names of the 104 people whose deaths were officially linked to Helene. We set out to document their lives.

ASHEVILLE - As a winter snowstorm hits Western North Carolina — and is expected to ease the morning of Jan. 11 — many areas in the mountains ... from Tropical Storm Helene and one freshly ...

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I want to thank you all for joining us as we share the latest updates on winter storm that is affecting western North Carolina ... in the southwestern mountains are already beginning to feel ...

North Carolina Gov. Josh Stein said he will continue to use every resource at his disposal to ensure that residents impacted by Hurricane Helene stay warm, as winter storms sweep across the state ...

A winter storm warning issued by the National Weather Service at 2:13 p.m. on Thursday, Jan. 9, provided further insight on the storm expected to sweep through Western North Carolina beginning on ...

The winter storm Western North Carolina residents prepared for this ... The same goes for many nearby areas, including Black Mountain and Swannanoa. These numbers line up with NWS predictions.

The broad picture here and *** decent amount of snow all the way from upper parts of Ohio and Indiana extending down into areas of Tennessee, western ... mountains at this hour. Our winter storm ...

"I think that's very good news for the people of western North Carolina ... visited hard-hit areas of the mountains in the weeks and months after the storm. His office also sought more federal ...

The winter storm Western North Carolina residents prepared for this week has passed ... The same goes for many nearby areas, including Black Mountain and Swannanoa. These numbers line up with NWS ...