Jerry and Sibrina Barnett never spent a single day apart in 35 years together. They both worked long hours and never went on ...

The Gulf of Mexico coastline transformed into a bullseye for major storms, which have taken aim from Corpus Christi, Texas, ...

Downtown Marshall Association's Connie Molland, who owns Flow Gallery, said a number of businesses plan to reopen by the ...

COLUMBUS - On Dec. 21, Leslie Ward, 39, pulled up to a barn at The Sanctuary at Red Bell Run, a rescue for horses and other ...

The North Carolina Community Foundation received more than $15 million to support long-term recovery following Tropical Storm ...

To get to areas or Western North Carolina even small planes couldn’t reach, these pilots found a solution: helicopters.

When the “remnants” of Hurricane Helene devastated Western North Carolina, many people’s first thought was, How do I help?

NOAA's GOES-East satellite was tracking Hurricane Helene from space. See time-lapses of the storm captured from September.

We can mobilize mutual aid to feed and shelter people all the time, not just after major environmental disasters.