Helene turns Western North Carolina roads into 'asphalt soup'
Hurricane Helene has left a swath of destruction in Western North Carolina. The powerful storm has left many without power, hundreds of downed trees and a vast amount of flooding that has turned many of the area’s roads into what the Asheville Citizen Times calls “asphalt soup.
New polling from the Tar Heel State indicates the GOP presidential nominee may not be sunk by a gubernatorial candidate’s ...
Another factor driving the rising number of gas stations in Wilmington is its status as the Port City. Major interstates like Interstate 40, which connects Wilmington to North Carolina's interior, and ...
A large trailer full of donated supplies headed to Statesville Sunday night, and more planes will make the trip to Asheville ...
Organizations and individuals seem to be clinging to this hope of us uniting as a people and not being divided.” ...
Seven motorists have died in a fiery crash in southeastern North Carolina when the car attempted to make a pass on a two-lane road and struck two other vehicles. The ...
"You have to make it in America and the tax rate is going down to 15 percent if your product is made in America like this ...
On Sunday, 8 planes flew from the Aerocenter in Wilmington with several more flights planned for Monday evening.
Parts of southeastern North Carolina experienced life-threatening flash flooding on Monday due to a rare meteorological event ...
2024 Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump campaigned at a rally in Wilmington, North Carolina. “They’re taking ...
A tornado watch has been issued for the Wilmington area through 8 a.m. Friday. Lines of showers and thunderstorms ahead of ...
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