Two Greensboro pilots alongside the Petty Family Foundation are doing their part to help relief efforts after Helene.

Those in western North Carolina trying to recover from Hurricane Helene are now having to deal with another problem: Swarms of yellow jackets and bees.

Developers knew that to properly represent the Shawnee leader, they would need the input and blessing of the Shawnee people.

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The posts circulating claim FEMA and the Red Cross are confiscating donations. People are copying and pasting a lot of the ...

WFMY News 2's Joseph Leonard found out how a stalled manufacturing plant in McDowell County is impacting workers and their ...

A FEMA disaster relief program does offer victims $750, but it’s not FEMA’s only program. Hurricane Helene survivors can ...

During his surprise appearance, Biden made news about comments on the 2024 election, the latest jobs numbers and the ...

Donald Glover, who goes by the stage name Childish Gambino, performs at the Governors Ball Music Festival in New York on June ...