The reopening of an Ingles grocery store in Burke County is up in the air. Ingles was supposed to reopen in Morganton ...

Researchers installed sensors inside stormwater drains and cameras above them in three North Carolina communities. They found a startling amount of flooding.

The Billion Dollar Weather and Climate Disasters database, since its launch in 1980, has tracked the economic impacts of ...

One of McDowell County’s largest employers was recognized by General Motors and Honda for the resilience of its workers in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene. Located at 1506 E. Main St. in Old Fort, ...

Before Hurricane Helene, Tropical Storm Debby prompted a state of emergency in North Carolina last year, bringing heavy ...

Among the areas hit hardest in western North Carolina was the city of Morganton ... nc.gov for updates on roadways and not to drive through floodwaters, the governor said. Emergency management ...

Big Lots plans to reopen 219 stores in four waves after bankruptcy and store closures. North Carolina will see the most reopenings, including five in the western part of the state. Reopened stores ...

That extra sediment increases flooding in the area ... The town elevated NC-12, restored wetlands and added additional stormwater control measures, costing $4.1 million to complete.

Residents in and around Leland are experiencing flooding issues due to increased development and inadequate drainage systems. While Leland has undertaken projects to mitigate flooding, concerns ...

Four of her neighbors died from flash flooding. Sheriff Hilliard showed ... seven weeks of school after Helene hit. VIDEO: Popular Morganton attraction washed out by Helene partially reopens ...

"As we continue to monitor storms across much of NC today, my heart is with Kentucky as it navigates this unprecedented flooding. Neighbors showing up for each other is the North Carolina way ...

Stein also talked about the 1916 flood in Morganton, praising rescuer Will Clark, who saved a neighbor. Those who helped after Helene flooding in Western North Carolina “revealed our state’s ...