Human trafficking risk has been rising in western North Carolina since Helene
Human traffickers are trickling into western North Carolina to exploit the trail of vulnerability that Hurricane Helene left in its wake, a law enforcement representative warned at a recent North Carolina Human Trafficking Commission meeting.
A group of volunteers from First Presbyterian Church in Harrisonburg returned from Hendersonville, North Carolina, where they ...
Shawn Hendrix, the self-described “expert survival dad” featured on MrBeast’s YouTube channel, has been helping Hurricane ...
It’s been over a month and small businesses—especially those in Western North Carolina are still working their way back from ...
Taylor Scheneker posts photos she’s found along the debris field of the Swannanoa River in the hopes of reuniting them with ...
More than a month of a boil water advisory, city of Asheville staff said they might be able to lift the boil advisory the ...
The North Carolina General Assembly appropriated $20 million for recovery at public universities. The UNC System will ...
The event will mark exactly two months since Hurricane Helene unleashed its destructive force in the Southeast, leaving a ...
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State lawmakers may override Gov. Cooper's veto of H.B. 10, a bill that would allocate $463 million more to the state's ...
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