150 Animals Displaced From Asheville-Based Animal Shelter
The Brother Wolf Animal Rescue center is unreachable as knee high mud and suspected sewage cover the area causing 150 animals to be displaced following Hurricane Helene.
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The Brother Wolf Animal Rescue center is unreachable as knee high mud and suspected sewage cover the area causing 150 animals to be displaced following Hurricane Helene.
The Biden-Harris Administration provides updates on the federal response to Hurricane Helene in North Carolina and South Carolina.
Helene tore through western North Carolina, dumping more than a foot of heavy rainfall, causing deadly flash flooding and devastation. Thousands of volunteers have dropped everything to help with the massive relief effort that is now underway.
Truist Foundation today announced it will donate an additional $500,000 to support relief and recovery efforts in communities most impacted by the historic destruction from Hurricane Helene, including Western North Carolina, making its total contributions $1 million.
The United Cajun Navy is on the ground helping local communities hit hardest by Hurricane Helene. Here's how you can support their relief efforts:
A local organization used to running mission trips in and out of remote jungles across the world is using its skills and aircraft to help our neighbors in the mountains. Here's a look at what the Jungle Aviation and Relay Service - or JAARS - is doing.
Officials say two people died in landslides in Watauga County. Five days later after the storm, emergency officials say conditions are slowly improving but thereβs still a long way to full recovery.
Lowe's is donating $2 million to support relief efforts in response to the catastrophic and multi-state impact of Hurricane Helene. Lowe's donation will assist its nonprofit partners and first responders, helping these organizations respond to critical needs like emergency shelter, food and water while also supporting long-term rebuilding and recovery.
National and local government agencies, non-profits, and businesses are providing aid to communities impacted in Western North Carolina by Helene. Here's how you can help.
Search and rescue efforts continue in Western North Carolina amidst simultaneous coordinated efforts to restore critical infrastructure and bring much needed food, water and other necessities to communities impacted by Helene.
FEMA disaster assistance may provide funds to homeowners and renters for serious needs, basic home repair, rental of temporary housing and other uninsured expenses resulting from Helene.
Across the Carolinas, hundreds of thousands are still without power. Crews are working to make repairs, but it could be some time. We talked with Jacob Puckett, the Digital Communications Manager for Blue Ridge Energy about the situation on the ground in the mountains.
There's a hot new taco spot in Mooresville, and you can celebrate national taco day with Picasso Taqueria! Owner, Michal Bay, stopped by the Rising kitchen to show off some of their tastiest options.
At the request of the North Carolina Office of State Fire Marshal and in partnership with the city of Asheville, the Charlotte Fire Department is proud to send firefighters to support structural firefighting efforts in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene.
Hundreds of volunteers and tens of thousands of pounds of food, water, and supplies have been coming in and out of Statesville Regional Airport since the weekend using cars, trucks, and planes to get relief to places in western North Carolina that need it the most.
Rachel Mosher and her husband narrowly avoided the wall of water, mud, and debris that flattened a portion of her parents' home.
Parts of Watauga County are without power and water for more than four days after Hurricane Helene left behind widespread damage. Residents are under a boil water advisory and a 7pm curfew for safety.
Parts of Watauga County are without power and water for more than four days after Hurricane Helene left behind widespread damage. Residents are under a boil water advisory and a 7pm curfew for safety.
In response to the devastating impacts of Hurricane Helene, Duke Energy Foundation announces a $1 million commitment to nonprofits providing vital assistance to affected communities across the Southeast.
