At least 18 youth summer camps across North Carolina stand on or are very near federally designated floodways and flood zones ...

North Carolina has made it easy to see if you are in a flood zone with the Flood Risk Information System, a user-friendly ...

To find out what zone you live in, look at FEMA’s flood zone map. Zones B, C, and X are moderate-to-low-risk flood areas, while zones A and V are for high-risk areas.

"There's less than 10% of the population in North Carolina covered under a flood insurance policy. We are the seventh-ranked, the seventh state in the country as far as flood events.

To find out what zone you live in, look at FEMA’s flood zone map. Zones B, C, and X are moderate-to-low-risk flood areas, while zones A and V are for high-risk areas.

A peer‑reviewed study of 78 floods finds 43% of North Carolina buildings that took on water over the past two decades sit outside FEMA’s hazard zones, exposing insurance gaps and urging better ...

The Federal Emergency Management Agency’s (FEMA) Flood Insurance Rate Map (FIRM) shows areas of flood risk across the U.S. The maps designate different flood zones, ranging from low- and ...

LELAND, NC (WWAY) — The Leland Town Council has tabled possible changes to town ordinances regarding flood zones during their meeting Thursday evening. The changes would have included limiting ...

The group traveled over 1,300 miles from North Carolina to Texas to support rescue teams by transporting supplies into remote areas of the flood zone that are inaccessible by vehicle.