A roundup of what's happening across Western North Carolina in the aftermath of Tropical Storm Helene, as of Sept. 30.

The county has to wait for water to recede before damage can be assessed and repaired, and residents can return home.

Duke basketball could be the only program in Caleb Wilson's top 12 that doesn't host him before his recruitment ends.

As Helene barreled its way through the Carolinas late last week, thousands of Duke Energy customers remained without power on ...

There are more than1,900 power poles down in South Carolina, and the Upstate has majority of that total with more than 650.

More than 110,000 customers in Florida were still without electricity on Monday afternoon while thousands in the Carolinas ...

Western North Carolina was brutalized by Helene as the powerful storm system passed over the state on Friday. Here is the latest information on the storm’s trail of destruction in ...

Five-on-five Duke basketball action has ramped up as the 2024-25 Blue Devils prepare for the third season of the Jon Scheyer era in Durham. Over the weekend, th ...

The Augusta-based utility on Saturday sent 51 workers to North Carolina and Virginia to deploy line workers and damage ...

Over 1.9 million homes and businesses in the Carolinas, Georgia, Florida and other U.S. Southeastern and Midwestern states ...

Relief efforts continue in Asheville and the Western North Carolina area where a major disaster due to Tropical Storm Helene ...

The Charlotte utility giant said damage from the storm is "unlike anything we have seen before in the Carolinas." ...