With temperatures dropping in our area and cold rain expected for much of the region, the western North Carolina community is preparing for another week of bad weather.

Rescue personnel from several states as well as the National Guard have been assisting with water rescues as residents brace for snow and frigid temperatures.

Crews from the Asheville Fire Department (AFD) are heading to Kentucky to assist with emergency response after parts of the state were hit with severe flooding.

New Hanover County Fire Rescue and Wilmington Fire Department each sent 5 men to help with recovery efforts as floods continue in Kentucky.

Recovery efforts were underway across the eastern U.S. after a powerful storm inundated communities with heavy rain and ...

Much of the commonwealth remains under flood watches or warnings Sunday morning after some areas received more than 6 inches ...

Brave men and women from Asheville are in Kentucky this week to assist after devastating flooding wreaked havoc across the ...

Asheville City Council took action to eliminate the positions of vice chair and chair of the Asheville housing authority ...

Charlotte firefighters deployed to southeastern Kentucky Sunday morning to assist in flood rescue and emergency response efforts.

“Didn’t know how long he’d been in the creek. It was fairly chilly out, and the water should be a lot colder than the air temperature. I was worried about hypothermia or any kind of injuries ...

After heavy weekend rain, Kentucky continues search missions as more than 14,000 remain without power and over 28,000 are under boil water advisories.

More than 140 million Americans were under alerts Monday for high winds, extreme cold, and a new winter storm after a weekend storm path moved out.