ASHEVILLE, N.C. (WLOS) — Food, water, heaters, temporary homes, donations, and cash started flowing into the mountains right after Helene hit. In the five months since, non-profits and churches have ...

There’s a now a website where citizens can let the state know about needed repairs for roads and bridges impacted by Hurricane Helene. “Helene caused significant ...

Jackson spoke about ongoing recovery efforts and discussed his agency's duty to protect individuals and businesses from ...

Despite still having piles of debris and lots of debris lining the roadways, a Swannanoa business owner has hope for the ...

Several hurricane survivors are facing uncertainty as they continue to rely on temporary housing help from FEMA.

Linville Gorge Wilderness Area trails have reopened, but officials in Burke County warn that visitors should be extra ...

FEMA will host a Housing Resource Fair in Vidalia on Saturday, March 15, to connect disaster survivors with affordable ...

( NewsNation) — Six months after Hurricane Helene caused devastating flooding in Asheville, North Carolina, the city’s federal aid has been put on hold because their plan features a Diversity, Equity ...

National Hurricane Center forecasts rely on hurricane hunters, including flight crews who fly into hurricanes to gather data.

Tens of billions in aid for victims of Hurricane Helene should start flowing later this month, U.S. Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins pledged Wednesday, but delays are already making it hard this ...

James Wood is a Media Relations Specialist with FEMA, and said she's not the only one who's had extensive home damage that's still dealing with repairs. As of March 12, he said FEMA's approved 216,000 ...