North Carolina Faces 'Daunting' Election After Hurricane Helene, Officials Say
North Carolina election officials are scrambling to make sure the state's over 7 million registered voters can cast a ballot in the upcoming presidential election, after flooding from Hurricane Helene caused extensive damage in the western part of the state.
Helene’s rainfall would have been enough to cause flooding anywhere, but it was exacerbated by a weather front that had ...
Here's a look at Tennessee and North Carolina communities affected by the storm, as captured by USA TODAY Network ...
As interstate connections between Tennessee and North Carolina remain impassable due to flooding damage, a roadway through ...
Fast-moving water surged above front-door steps, inundating buildings and small businesses as Asheville appeared nearly ...
Interstate 40 is impassable between Tennessee and Asheville, North Carolina, and beyond, because of catastrophic floods from ...
Helene produced such a large amount of rainfall due in part to a predecessor event, small (relative to a hurricane) regions ...
The Carolinas and Tennessee are reeling from catastrophic flooding and mudslides that knocked out homes, roads and bridges.
A mudslide from Hurricane Helene flooding resulted in a partial collapse of the highway, a major thoroughfare through the ...
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WVLT) - The North Carolina Department of Transportation said a mudslide shut down I-40 just outside of Asheville Friday afternoon. On the North Carolina side of I-40, NCDOT said both ...
Officials said the Tennessee Emergency Management Agency attempted to evacuate victims by boat and helicopter, but conditions ...
As the death toll in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene continues to rise across the Southeast, resources from across the U.S.
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