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Philip Bedient, a professor who studies flood models at Rice University, brought us to one of the county’s most recent undertakings, an enormous, man-made concrete canal full of water. It was recently ...
Every storm has a story, and many more have yet to be written. From each hurricane’s beginning, thousands of miles across the Atlantic, to their dramatic end on ...
This year families tell ABC 27's May Sargent they're preparing for the worst and hoping for the best. Some say they don't think they could survive another major hurricane.
In early April, a U.S. Forest Service office in east Tennessee’s Cherokee National Forest issued a memo inviting the public ...
While roughly 80% of recovery costs for Western North Carolina's roads is expected to be covered by the federal government, remaining funding could lead to road repair delays.
Gov. Josh Stein met with reporters to talk about Western North Carolina's recovery and preparedness for tropical storms.
The transportation damage from Helene alone was about $5 billion. A new report breaks down how much of that has been repaired.
A national transportation nonprofit's June 6 report on Helene's impact in Western North Carolina revealed repairing the roads ...
The amount of money North Carolina will need to spend just on Helene-related road repairs is equivalent to three years' worth ...
The amount of money North Carolina will need to spend just on Helene-related road repairs is equivalent to three years' worth of the state's budget for fixing bridges, and 18 months' worth of work ...
In recent weeks, both restaurants have reopened — eight months after Helene left waterlogged walls, ruined furniture and useless equipment in her wake. The restaurants are just two of the many ...
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