Nearly two months after Helene, potable water is expected to return to one of the hardest hit areas of the storm.

Nearly two months after Helene, potable water is expected to return to one of the hardest hit areas of the storm.

Nearly two months after Hurricane Helene devastated parts of Western North Carolina, Asheville is welcoming visitors, and some of its biggest boosters are saying come stay a while.

Dozens of people are living in the one remaining emergency shelter in Asheville, North Carolina. Some of them are families ...

Highway and water infrastructure in Western North Carolina are coming back online months after Hurricane Helene brought widespread damage to the region.

Human traffickers are trickling into western North Carolina to exploit the trail of vulnerability that Hurricane Helene left ...

A social media user claims that Hurricane Helene’s victims stand to lose their shelter — and their children — after the storm ...

In the midst of the storm, six unlikely heroes emerged—five Biltmore Estate employees and the estate’s Director of Equestrian ...

The University of North Carolina system will be hosting a College Day for high school seniors and their families impacted by ...

The Red Cross, having operated multiple shelters for those who lost everything due to the disaster, is now shifting its focus to long-term recovery services. In response, WCRM has taken on the ...

The Western North Carolina Veterans Benefits Fair is happening today, Nov. 15, until 3 p.m. at the Renaissance Hotel in ...

ASHEVILLE, N.C. (WTVD) -- Nearly two months after Hurricane Helene devastated communities across western North Carolina, ...