A new bill would push for alternative debris sites to temporarily open, training for emergency staff, and expedited permitting.

Volunteers, scientists, and hikers are asking for transparency in a process they say could prioritize profit over ecosystems.

The BriefSeven months after Hurricane Helene, one of Pasco County’s largest parks has reopened.SunWest Park officially ...

Gov. Josh Stein detailed his efforts to secure more aid for Hurricane Helene recovery, stating the proposed state budget ...

Crews aim to remove remaining Hurricane Helene debris from Tennessee waterways before water levels hit yearly peak.

The job isn't done for Tennessee Valley Authority crews who are still cleaning up debris from Hurricane Helene over six ...

When Hurricane Helene unleashed 15 inches of rain over two days in October 2024, the flood waters did not just recede quietly ...

HAYWOOD COUNTY, N.C. -- In many ways, Helene is not over. After the storm re-sculpted the rivers and streams of Western North ...

The World Meteorological Organization has retired more hurricane names following a deadly and destructive 2024 season.

North Carolina's request for FEMA to extend full reimbursement for damages caused by Hurricane Helene has been denied, ...

Dennis Gates Miller was sentenced to 48 to 80 months after pleading guilty to a series of felonies that included looting, breaking and entering, and assault on a law enforcement officer with physical ...

ASHEVILLE, N.C. - As heavy equipment clears storm-ravaged communities and contractors haul away debris left in the wake of ...