A ProPublica and Assembly analysis of the more rural counties Helene pummeled found households that got the most aid had higher incomes.

North Carolina’s governor reflects on the one-year anniversary of Hurricane Helene and what lies ahead for the region.

The city saw an increase in the number of people living on the street after Helene. For some, it was their first brush with homelessness.

While Trump has suggested he might do away with FEMA, there's a bipartisan push in the House to elevate its position.

ProPublica and The Assembly are reporting on rebuilding after Helene. We want to hear from you about your experience.

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Belle Boggs, the president of North Carolina’s AAUP chapter, said Trump’s higher ed agenda has motivated professors to join.

The vice president’s remarks came after state lawmakers passed legislation in response to the fatal stabbing of Iryna ...

I started last week’s newsletter by saying that Charlie Kirk’s shooting was mostly not a North Carolina story. It appears I spoke too soon. Clemens alleges the trustees illegally discussed tenure ...

For renters, the picture is slightly less bleak. Although Zillow says average rents fell slightly from the time Helene hit ...