The destruction Tropical Storm Helene brought to Buncombe County caused a few changes to this year's election procedures.

Officials say federal disaster workers paused and then changed some of their hurricane-recovery efforts in North Carolina ...

Within days of the start of early voting, Buncombe County officials are announcing new plans for the election.

More than 12,000 customers remained without power on a Tuesday morning with temperatures barely above freezing in the North ...

North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper and officials in Buncombe County, North Carolina, continue to provide updates on Helene recovery efforts in the county.

Avril Pinder, County Manager, reported Cable and internet provider, Spectrum, said 37,500 customers are still experiencing an ...

Reporting how many still remain unaccounted for 17 days after Helene battered the mountains is difficult at best.

Schools remain closed in Western North Carolina’s largest school district as officials scramble to get portable toilets and ...

As the nation's attention shifted to Hurricane Milton in Florida, North Carolina is still counting its dead from Helene, young children among them.

Voters and voting offices in Western N.C. face unprecedented challenges in finding their bearings, and each other.

I don’t know how it kept standing,” says Brian Craig, pointing to what you might call the Craig family tree in the Garren Creek Community. “I can walk to ...