Helping children cope after Hurricane Helene
Rivers where homes used to be and houses reduced to splinters and rubble. The scenes we’ve watched out of western North Carolina since late September have been heartbreaking. It’s hard for adults to comprehend the damage from Hurricane Helene and disturbing for many children.
But in the case of mold resulting from hurricane-induced water damage, you may be out of luck unless you meet the criteria of ...
Continued debris pickup is expected for the first several weeks of the new year, weather dependent, in areas with significant ...
A recently released report from Leon County says they spent an estimated $1.3 million this year on recovery and relief ...
WEST UNION, Ohio (WXIX) - An Adams County business is collecting coats for people impacted by Hurricane Helene in North ...
Zofia Zelazowski says she was forgotten by the system but was saved by Shady Hills Mission Chapel, the church that connected ...
No one was hurt after a fire ignited Friday evening in Steinhatchee, damaging an RV and a building, according to a statement ...
SARASOTA, Fla. (WWSB) - FEMA will be paying for all debris removal from Helene, according to a release from President Joe Biden. Administrators announced that additional disaster assistance is ...
The West Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine’s Center for Rural and Community Health asked the community to help donate ...
While tree farms in N.C. were hit hard during Helene, Booth said their farm was also hit during tropical storm Debby. Booth said Debby killed between 5,000-8,000 of their trees. So this year it helps ...
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