Helene has made preparing for wildfires in western North Carolina — like the Black Cove Complex — more challenging and ...
When Duke Energy opened four floodgates at Cowans Ford Dam last fall, it made headlines. On that September day, water surged ...
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High-hazard dams in North Carolina not fixing deficiencies, structural concernsCHARLOTTE, N.C. (WBTV) - The Lake Lure Dam which officials feared would fail and flood dozens of communities following Helene ...
The Tennessee Valley Authority reopened the restored Douglas Tailwater campground near Sevierville, which sustained severe damage from Hurricane Helene, in time for the beginning of the recreation ...
Hurricane Helene killed and destroyed far and wide — from Tampa to Atlanta to Asheville, North Carolina, its high winds, ...
Editor's note: The Asheville Citizen Times will answer your Helene-related questions in our newly launched Sunday "Asheville Answers" column. We will also answer other burning questions.
Aaron Dale, director of the regulated renewables operating center, states, “Forecasting is not an exact science; it’s difficult to predict where the water will end up.” This was in response ...
When Duke Energy opened four floodgates at Cowans Ford Dam last fall, it made headlines. On that September day, water surged into Mountain Island Lake, flooding the lake and nearby neighborhoods.
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