North Carolina's Asheville devastated after Helene hits mountain town
ASHEVILLE, N.C. — Floodwaters pushed by the remnants of Hurricane Helene left North Carolina’s largest mountain city isolated Saturday by damaged roads and a lack of power and cellphone service, part of a swath of destruction across southern Appalachia that left an unknown number dead and countless worried relatives unable to reach loved ones.
Days after Helene made landfall in Florida’s Big Bend region as a Category 4 hurricane, hundreds of thousands remain without ...
Gas shortages, downed power lines, spotty phone service and blocked roads made rescuing residents and assessing damage a ...
But it was North Carolina that bore the brunt of it Saturday with vast swaths of cities like Asheville underwater, residents ...
Road closures caused by surging rivers and disrupted communications in the wake of Hurricane Helene on Saturday isolated ...
Helene continued its destructive path, pushing dams to the brink, forcing residents to flee to higher ground and leaving some ...
Helene has torn through the Southeast, killing more than four dozen people, in what a North Carolina county official called ...
Severe flooding from Hurricane Helene has submerged Asheville's historic Biltmore Village in North Carolina. The area is ...
North Carolina prepares for Hurricane Helene with swift water rescue teams and a state of emergency declaration.
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