Buncombe County has spent $17 million to hire contractors and get work done to restore the community after Helene.

FEMA has handed over keys to 27 trailers for people needing temporary housing - and those numbers are growing.

Two months into the recovery from Helene, Buncombe County has 45 trucks working throughout the county to remove debris.

HAYWOOD COUNTY, N.C. (WLOS) — Interstate 40 near the Tennessee line remains closed to cars due to severe damage from ...

On Wednesday, Nov. 27, 6 p.m. is the appointed hour when drivers may notice more blue lights than usual along Western North ...

RUTHERFORD COUNTY, N.C. (WLOS) — Two months later the Chimney Rock and Lake Lure areas continue to rebuild. The Hunter Subaru ...

Explore Asheville has awarded over $1 million in financial support to 322 local businesses via the "Always Asheville Fund." ...

Some parts of Western North Carolina seem to be getting closer to normal in the aftermath of Helene. In towns like Hot Springs, that is not as much the case.

In the two months since Helene hit Western North Carolina, particularly in Asheville's Biltmore Village, recovery has been ...

The charitable foundation for Bear's Smokehouse BBQ is looking for donations to continue providing thousands of meals daily ...

This year, some Western North Carolina restaurants, churches and organizations are offering free Thanksgiving meals to aid ...

Meet Casper! She is a tiny orange tabby who is about three months old.Casper is looking for her 'furever' home.Those ...