NC Gov. Cooper provides update in aftermath of Hurricane Helene
Hurricane Helene slammed into Florida’s Gulf Coast, making landfall late Thursday as a powerful Category 4 storm, bringing with 140 mph winds, torrential rain and a record storm surge before moving inland across Georgia and the Carolinas.
North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper said state officials need to be ready for the “long haul” when it comes to recovery efforts ...
President Joe Biden will survey the devastation in North and South Carolina as rescuers continued their search for anyone ...
With Helene’s death toll nearing 160, searchers fanned out, using helicopters to get past washed-out bridges and hiking ...
Exhausted emergency workers continued to work around-the-clock to clear roads, restore power and cellphone service, and reach ...
“Communities were wiped off the map,” North Carolina’s governor, Roy Cooper, said at a news conference Tuesday ... Residents and business owners wore masks and gloves while clearing debris ...
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Cadaver dogs and search crews trudged through knee-deep muck and debris in the mountains of western North Carolina on Tuesday ...
Gov. Roy Cooper says death toll of 11 in North Carolina is expected to rise from Hurricane Helene RALEIGH, N.C. -- Gov. Roy Cooper says death toll of 11 in North Carolina is expected to rise ...
RALEIGH, N.C. (WTVD) -- "Catastrophic." North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper shared the latest updates Sunday on the impact of Helene across the state and particularly in western NC. Helene moved ...
Roy Cooper said during a Friday morning briefing. A motor vehicle crash on a flooded road Thursday morning caused one of those deaths, in Catawba County, Cooper said. The other came Friday ...
Hurricane Helene’s remnants caused catastrophic damage to the Southeast, with a death toll nearing 140 people.
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