North Carolina families and business continue rebuilding one year after Hurricane Helene devastated communities and caused billions of dollars' worth of damage.

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Puerto Rico, other islands start the weekend with light trades, good conditions as surf builds in.

The Environment Agency (EA) said it was "deeply saddened" by the loss of Mrs Gilbert, and had taken steps to reduce the risk of flooding in Chesterfield. About 1,700 properties in the county were evacuated following Storm Babet in October 2023, which caused millions of pounds of damage to homes and businesses.

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) - Tropical Storm Imelda has gained a little strength Monday morning ahead of an anticipated turn to the open Atlantic away from the Lowcountry. The Live 5 Weather Team canceled a First Alert Weather Day for Tuesday based on the ...

A year after a tornado leveled her home and upended her life, Rosie Quaranta stands in a new house with a lake view, reflecting on the storm, her losses and the small miracles that helped her rebuild.

BURNSVILLE, N.C. – Nearly one year ago, Hurricane Helene downgraded to a tropical storm and surged right through Western North Carolina, destroying over 74,000 homes and causing around $60 billion in damages, according to the governor's office.

👋 Hi, everyone! This week, I’m writing to you from New York City, where Climate Week is well underway. I was in town for Climate Week events last year, too. And I remember the festivities being clouded by a devastating piece of news: Hurricane Helene ...

A water oak tree weighing about 60 thousand pounds landed on Cramerton resident Barbara Wallace's home after Hurricane Helene hit one year ago. It’s been a year since Hurricane Helene swept through western North Carolina and destroyed communities.

All the latest Premier League reaction and talking points as Liverpool lose their lead at the top of the table after another defeat.