Businesses in Asheville are expecting tourism to fully rebound following the aftermath of Hurricane Helene. It’s been six months since the deadly storm ripped through the Western part of the state.

Forecasts had warned about the approach of Hurricane Helene. No forecast, however, could have conveyed the scale of ...

You can watch the full 30-minute special on WBIR+ as we take you back to Asheville to reconnect with people months after ...

A local radio station is being nationally honored for its service to the community in the catastrophic aftermath of Hurricane ...

Today marks six months since Hurricane Helene devastated western North Carolina. The storm killed more than a hundred people in the region and caused widespread destruction. Authorities have restored ...

Both the French Broad and Swannanoa Rivers in Asheville ... were destroyed by the storm surge from Hurricane Helene are seen along the shoreline in the aftermath of the storm, in Cedar Key ...

made even more so after Hurricane Helene. Dan Hayes and Toby Linville both work with the rescue squad, and both responded to help in Helene’s aftermath. Despite having no ties to the Carolinas ...

Twenty-six people remain unaccounted for in hard-hit North Carolina in the wake of the devastation unleashed by Hurricane Helene, officials said Monday. Some nursing homes in the Asheville ...

Waterway debris removal in Buncombe County continues through June 1. WLOS reports that more than 696,253 cubic yards have been removed from waterways, including Beetree Creek, Cane Creek, French Broad ...

A key corridor in Asheville is back in service as of Friday afternoon, as Swannanoa River Road (N.C. 81) reopened between ...

The storm damaged about 20 percent of western North Carolina’s child-care centers. Early childhood education is often neglected in disaster recovery plans and efforts.

Rozenbroek, a flower aficionado and longtime tulip wholesaler, has worked in the tulip trade for decades. He actually grew up ...